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Smart Sensors and Infrastructures for Transportation
(July 29, 2021)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
Presenter: Xianfeng (Terry) Yang
Presenter’s Org: The University of Utah, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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[The slides in this presentation contains the logo of the University of Utah, the logo of University of Utah Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, and the logo of Utah Transportation & Artificial Intelligence Lab.]

Slide 1: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)

AI is a collection of hard problems which can be solved by humans and other living things, but for which we don’t have good algorithms for solving.

PI: Xianfeng (Terry) Yang
x.yang@utah.edu

https://sites.google.com/view/utrail-uofu/home (404 error. 9/9/22)

[This slide contains four images: (1) a photo showing pavement condition assessment, (2) a photo showing pedestrian and bike detection, (3) a grid image of slippery road condition assessment, and (4) a collection of logos for all agencies involved in this project.]

Slide 2: Connected Autonomous Vehicles

1Tenth CAV in our U-TRAIL Lab

[This slide contains five images: (1) an illustrated image of connected autonomous vehicles. (2) an illustrated graphic of the interior of a connected vehicle. (3) a photograph of the partially assembled 1Tenth CAV in University of Utah’s U-Trail Lab. (4) a photo of the completed 1Tenth CAV. (5) a photo of 3D environment construction using sensors on the car.]

Slide 3: Automated infrastructure condition assessment

[This slide contains eleven images: (1) a diagram of automated infrastructure condition assessment with images depicting winter roadway safety. (2) a diagram of automated infrastructure condition assessment with images depicting rail safety powered by AI. (3) a diagram of automated infrastructure condition assessment with images depicting transit safety with advanced sensing. (4) a grouping of five photographs labeled “Infrastructure Sensing & Experimental Mechanics (iSEM) Lab: Effective infrastructure condition assessment and management” depicting highway, bridge, railroad, airplane, and energy. (5) a diagram of novel sensing technologies modeling and developing wave propagation modeling. (6) a diagram of a novel sensing technologies modeling and developing wave-based power and data communication. (7) a diagram of novel sensing technologies modeling and developing stretchable sensor for 3D imaging.]

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