Amir Hosein Jabbari Sabegh – iMOVE PhD student
Amir Hosein’s iMOVE PhD project is ‘Decentralised data sharing platform for supply chains’. This profile backgrounds his work, lessons learnt, and more.
Smartphone app to automatically collect travel patterns
The intent of this project is to better understand active travel demand – people’s choices to use active travel, trip purposes, and their route choices.
Simulation and modelling of a hydrogen-electric aircraft
This project will develop a Simulink model of the Stralis A36-HE Bonanza aircraft and hydrogen electric propulsion system (HEPS).
iMOVE and the 14th ITS Australia Awards
Finalists in the 2024 ITS Australia awards have been announced. Here’s the iMOVE projects included, & news of our sponsoring the R&D award category.
Large Animal Activated Roadside Monitoring and Alert System
Develop and field test a large animal activated roadside monitoring and alert system for detecting large animals on roadsides and alerting motorists in advance.
Expanding Operating Design Domain of automated vehicles
This project will report findings on six use cases unique to Australia as pertains to the use of autonomous vehicles on public roads.
Truck telematics: Technology review, policy options, roadmap
Development of a roadmap for the governance of truck movement data, analysing current / future policy and data sharing landscape for truck telematics data.
Funded: New training centre for automated vehicles
Congratulations to Professors Sebastien Glaser and Ronald Schroeter for the new Training Centre for Automated Vehicles in Rural and Remote Regions.
Safely deploying automated vehicles on Australian roads
The final reports for the Cooperative and Highly Automated Driving Safety Study, a trial of a prototype, level 4, highly automated vehicle on Queensland roads.
Improved sensing for signalised intersections
This study of advanced technologies for road user detection, sensing, and perception has the aim of enhancing traffic operations at signalised intersections.
Queensland’s Cooperative & Automated Vehicle Initiative (CAVI)
The Department of Transport and Main Roads (Queensland) CAVI initiative is at the forefront of work on connectivity and automation for safer & cleaner roads.
Optimising motorway control algorithms: New technologies/data
This project aims to perform a comprehensive diagnostic of TMR’s motorway control algorithms and opportunities for optimisation using emerging technologies.
Train horns: Broader social effects and pedestrian simulations
This project will complete an investigation of train horn effectiveness, & inform transport industry orgs and policymakers of future procedures and applications.
Using crowdsourced data to improve road management
Demonstrating the use of historic crowdsourced data to create value in road management process by prototyping tools supporting road network management.
Safety risk evaluation of the remote operation of HAVs
This project will identify functional safety risks of selected scenarios of the remote operation of Highly Automated Vehicles, and provide recommendations.
ODIN PASS MaaS trial opportunity for Summit 2022 attendees
Attendees at the upcoming ITS Australia 2022 Summit event in Brisbane will be able to try Mobility as a Service, with the ODIN Pass.