Category: ATI News
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ATI January 2023 Newsletter
February 7, 2023 For us in transportation research, January is an exciting month because of the Transportation Research Board annual meeting in Washington, DC – with over 10,000 attendees focused on the latest research in transportation. -
ATI December 2022 Newsletter
December 19, 2022 As we wrap up 2022, we are grateful for the dedication that our faculty, affiliates, researchers, and students put into the work they produce. Our FY2022 Annual Report is in the works and be sure… -
ATI November 2022 Newsletter
November 17, 2022 November has turned out to be quite a newsworthy month! From celebrating the Cyber Security Lab opening to innovative technology being installed near the future Smart Communities and Innovation Building, we have been making waves… -
Rebuild Alabama Project Updates November 2022
November 14, 2022 The Annual Grant Program of the Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) signed in March 2019 requires ALDOT to allocate at least $10 million annually from the state’s share of gas tax revenue for funding of eligible… -
GRIDSMART GS3 Vehicle Detection System Installed at On-Campus Intersection
November 9, 2022 This week, Alex Hainen, Associate Professor of Civil, Construction, & Environmental Engineering, implemented a GRIDSMART GS3 vehicle detection system on campus at the intersection of Peter Bryce Blvd. and Randall Way. This is the first… -
ATI October 2022 Newsletter
October 20, 2022 This month we invited our faculty affiliates to our first Open House in Cyber Hall. We were thrilled with the turnout, with representatives from various disciplines across campus. Our Alabama Mobility and Power (AMP) Center… -
Alabama Natural Hazards Resilience Workshop
October 12, 2022 UA Event date: October 21, 2022 | 1-5pm Four workshops, sponsored by Alabama universities throughout the state, are being held to enhance understanding of potential ideas and projects to strengthen disaster resilience for buildings, transportation,… -
Driving Innovation
September 27, 2022 Racing is in Cole Frederick’s blood. The Montevallo native grew up with his dad who did drag racing, and he and his father tinkered and toiled over many cars and trucks during Cole’s younger years. -
Low-Cost Solution for Self-driving Cars to Spot Hacked GPS
September 27, 2022 A lot of hurdles remain before the emerging technology of self-driving personal and commercial vehicles is common, but transportation researchers at The University of Alabama developed a promising, inexpensive system to overcome one challenge: GPS…