Please find below the call for abstract and poster sessions for the Automated Vehicles Symposium 2015.
More info on the official Automated Vehicles Symposium Website
Automated Vehicles Symposium 2015 Call for Abstracts – Poster Sessions
We are pleased to announce that as part of the symposium we are hosting two poster sessions. Both sessions will provide the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge work from across all topics related to automated vehicles including all breakout topic areas. Participants are invited to submit abstracts to one or both sessions.
On Tuesday July 21, 2015, there will be a session for peer-reviewed research posters. Posters to be considered for the Tuesday session should present a discrete and completed research project, akin to what would be published in an academic journal article or presented in a TRB poster session.
On Wednesday July 22, 2015, there will be a poster and exhibit session showcasing a broader range of content in the field of vehicle automation. Wednesday submissions can be more free-form: introductions to research centers or programs; research agendas, prospective studies, and work in progress; or other posters that are relevant and of high quality but don’t quite fit into the mold of a traditional research poster presentation.
Abstracts for both sessions are due by June 7, 2015. Peer review decisions will be announced by June 21, 2015.
Poster Session Guidelines
Session 1 – Tuesday July 21, 2015
– Please submit your abstract by emailing to posters.automation@gmail.com, with a subject line beginning with “Session 1 abstract”
– Abstracts will be peer reviewed for quality, relevance and non-commercial nature of the content.
– Abstracts should be limited to 300 words.
– Abstracts should include: Name, affiliation, and contact information for all authors; a descriptive title; a short description (300 words) of the work presented, including the problem being addressed, methods and the key conclusions of the work.
Session 2 – Wednesday July 22, 2015
– Please submit your abstract by emailing to posters.automation@gmail.com, with a subject line beginning with “Session 2 abstract”
– Abstracts will be peer reviewed for quality, relevance and non-commercial nature of the content.
– Abstracts should be limited to 300 words.
– Abstracts should include: name, affiliation, and contact information for all authors; a descriptive title; a short description (300 word) of the poster content
There will be 17 year break-out sessions at AVS15 this summer:
– Human Factors in the Design of Road Vehicle Automation
– Early Deployment Opportunities (EDO) for Connected Automation (Level 1) Systems
– Implications of Automated Vehicles for Planning
– Beyond Single Occupancy Vehicles: Automating Transit and Shared Mobility
– Cybersecurity for Automated Vehicles
– Wireless Connectivity for Automated Vehicles: What concepts need it? What technologies provide it?
– Enabling Technologies
– Energy and Demand
– Impact of Connected and Automated Vehicles on Traffic Management Systems and Operational Strategies
– Integrated Traffic Flow Models and Analysis for Automated Vehicles
– Legal Aspects of AVs, Including Liability, Insurance and Ethics
– Truck Automation
– Prioritizing Public Policy Challenges for Automated Vehicles
– Traffic Signal Control with Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs)
– Physical and Digital Infrastructure
– Vulnerable Road Users: How Can Automated Vehicle Systems Help to Keep Them Safe and Mobile?
– Verification and Validation of On-Road Automated Vehicles
More information on the official Automated Vehicles Symposium Website
