Deep-Learning Based Trajectory Forecast for Safety of Intersections with Multimodal Traffic

With the convergence of computation, communication, sensing, and visualization into ever smaller and cheaper devices, the United States is entering in a new era of more efficient, safer and more affordable transportation. The recent emergence of novel augmented reality technologies in particular offer a formidable opportunity to improve the safety of traffic for all road users. In this proposal, the objective is to investigate the potential of augmented reality, in conjunction with deep-learning based image processing, for traffic safety at intersections, considering all possible modes of transportation. A major problem of a safety system is to offer reliable, timely warnings, with a low false detection rate. This somehow requires the prediction of the future trajectories of the users, which is the primary focus of this proposal. In this project, the goal is to investigate how deep learning can be used to detect motion cues, and estimate over a short time horizon the future path of road users (depending on their transportation modes) using real-time video data. Once estimated, these paths will be used as part of an augmented-reality based system, where information about potential conflicts is displayed in the field of view of all road users, through smart glasses.

    Language

    • English

    Project

    • Status: Completed
    • Funding: $90821
    • Contract Numbers:

      69A3551747133

    • Sponsor Organizations:

      Center for Advanced Multimodal Mobility Solutions and Education

      University of North Carolina, Charlotte
      Charlotte, NC  United States  28223

      Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology

      University Transportation Centers Program
      Department of Transportation
      Washington, DC  United States  20590
    • Managing Organizations:

      University of North Carolina, Charlotte

      Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
      9201 University City Boulevard
      Charlotte, NC  United States  28223-0001
    • Project Managers:

      Fan, Wei

    • Performing Organizations:

      University of Texas at Austin

      Austin, TX  United States  78712
    • Principal Investigators:

      Claudel, Christian

    • Start Date: 20171001
    • Expected Completion Date: 20190930
    • Actual Completion Date: 20190930

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    Filing Info

    • Accession Number: 01652820
    • Record Type: Research project
    • Source Agency: Center for Advanced Multimodal Mobility Solutions and Education
    • Contract Numbers: 69A3551747133
    • Files: UTC, RIP
    • Created Date: Dec 3 2017 8:28PM