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National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology

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University of Idaho

National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology

Physical Address:

875 Perimeter Dr, MS 0901
Moscow, ID 83844-0901

Phone: 208-885-0576

Fax: 208-885-2877

Email: niatt@uidaho.edu

Transportation Research Institute

Physical Address:

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
College of Engineering and Technology
Norfolk, Virginia 23529-0241

Phone: 757-683-3753

Fax: 757-683-5354

Email: mcetin@odu.edu

Physical Address:

L.C. Smith College of Engineering & Computer Science
223 Link Hall
Syracuse, NY 13244

Phone: 315-443.2545

Email: omsalem@syr.edu

Innovative Transportation Research Institute

Physical Address:

College of Science & Technology
Texas Southern University
3100 Cleburne Avenue
Houston, Texas 77004-9986

Phone: 713-313-7282

Fax: 713-313-1856

Email: yu_lx@tsu.edu

Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

Physical Address:

3500 Transportation Research Plaza
Blacksburg, VA 24061

Phone: 540-231-1500

Fax: 540-231-1555

Email: hrakha@vtti.vt.edu

Research Database

Calibration of Multi-scale Energy and Emission Models

Contamination of Urban Surface Water by Vehicle Emissions

Curriculum Development for K-12 Sustainable Transportation Education Phase 1 High School Students

Daily Travel Feedback to Encourage Eco-Routing

Design Improvements and Performance Validation of a Competitive Hybrid FSAE Vehicle

Develop an Integrated Data Management System at the Microscopic, Mesoscopic, and Macroscopic Levels to Assess the Environmental Impacts of Transportation Systems

Develop Dynamic Eco-routing Systems

Develop Eco-adaptive Cruise Control Systems

Develop Green Cooperative Adaptive Control Systems in the Vicinity of Signalized Intersections

Develop Macroscopic Fuel Consumption and CO2 Emission Models

Develop Multi-scale Energy and Emission Models

Develop Multi-scale Energy and Emission Models for Arterial Traffic Systems

Developing a Smartphone Based Warning System Application to Enhance the Safety at Work Zones

Developing Active Learning Materials for the Introductory Transportation Engineering Course

Developing and Field Implementing a Dynamic Eco-Routing System

Developing Short Range Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communication Systems

Direct Drive AC Rim Motor for Responsive Energy Control of Alternative Electric Vehicle

Eco-Driving Modeling Environment

Eliminating Sun Glare Disturbance at Signalized Intersections by a Vehicle to Infrastructure Wireless Communication

Enhancing TSM&O Strategies through User Cost Analysis and Life Cycle Assessment

Exploring Image-Based Classification to Detect Vehicle Make and Model

Field Implementation and Testing Eco-Traffic Signal System Applications

Improve the Environment for a Livable Community: Advance the AERIS Program by Developing and Testing Eco-Traffic Signal System Applications

In situ Transesterification of Microalgal Oil to Produce Algal Biodiesel (Year 2)

New Strategies for the Emergency Vehicle Routing to Reduce Response Time Using Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications

Optimize Freight Routes and Modes that Minimize Environmental Impacts

Progress in Catalytic Ignition Fabrication, Modeling and Infrastructure

Pyrolysis Bio-Oil Upgrading to Renewable Fuels

Real-Time Prediction of Queues at Signalized Intersections to Support Eco-Driving Applications

Reducing Energy Use and Emissions through Innovative Technologies and Community Designs: Methodology and Application in Virginia

Security and Survivability of Real-Time Communication Architecture for Connected-Vehicle Eco-Traffic Signal System Applications

Smartphone-based Solution to Monitor and Reduce Fuel Consumption and CO2 Footprint

Studying the Impact of Accelerated Construction Methods in Work Zones Using Micro-simulation on Vehicle Emissions and the Environment

Upgrading Biomass Pyrolysis Bio-oil to Renewable Fuels

Use the Driving Simulator to Synthesize the Related Vehicle Specific Power (VSP) for Emission and Fuel Consumption Estimations

Will Urban Commuting Time Affect Housing Prices and Vehicle Emissions?

Partner Universities

University of Idaho

National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology

Physical Address:

875 Perimeter Dr, MS 0901
Moscow, ID 83844-0901

Phone: 208-885-0576

Fax: 208-885-2877

Email: niatt@uidaho.edu

Transportation Research Institute

Physical Address:

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
College of Engineering and Technology
Norfolk, Virginia 23529-0241

Phone: 757-683-3753

Fax: 757-683-5354

Email: mcetin@odu.edu

Physical Address:

L.C. Smith College of Engineering & Computer Science
223 Link Hall
Syracuse, NY 13244

Phone: 315-443.2545

Email: omsalem@syr.edu

Innovative Transportation Research Institute

Physical Address:

College of Science & Technology
Texas Southern University
3100 Cleburne Avenue
Houston, Texas 77004-9986

Phone: 713-313-7282

Fax: 713-313-1856

Email: yu_lx@tsu.edu

Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

Physical Address:

3500 Transportation Research Plaza
Blacksburg, VA 24061

Phone: 540-231-1500

Fax: 540-231-1555

Email: hrakha@vtti.vt.edu