Contracted by The US DOT to analyze positioning requirements for a varitey of ITS applications. Developed systematic process based on functional safety and decision theory to define maximum allowable positioning errors.
Researched and developed implementation guidebook for Dedicated Short Range Communications implementations for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).
Cogenia Partners served as the lead Systems Engineer for the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Vehicle Infrastructure Integration Proof of Concept. This included development of system requirements, development of the vehicle subsystem architecture and requirements, managing suppliers during the implementation phase, and managing the integration and assessment of the overall system.
Contracted by the US DOT to develop detailed communications requirements for intersection safety applications, specifically applications served by SIgnal Phase and Timing and Geometric Intersection Description messages. Developed detailed assessment of available communications systems relative to these requirements.
Represented auto makers in the DSRC/WAVE (802.11p and 1609) standards working groups;Influence standards and provide updates to Vehicle Safety Consortium Members.
Contracted to support a market assessment of vehicle, aftermarket, communications, backhaul, and IntelliDrive Applications from 2009 to 2019.
Developing a high level concept of operations and research strategy for a integrated active transportation system. This is a long range study to envision and describe a transportation system that may be viable between now and 2050. Program includes a combination of technical research and an examination of the social, political, legal and economic factors that may impact the realizability of such a system.
Provided technical support and training to carry out the FHWA ITS Systems Engineering Process for a truck parking availability and reservation system. Specific deliverables included the SEMP, ConOps and High Level Requirements.
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