Autonomous Vehicle Seminar Series

Presentations, Recordings and Seminar Info

Seminar 1- Aug. 30

Transportation Transformation: An Overview of Autonomous Vehicles
August 30, 2019
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.

No fee to attend  |  Registration required

We are headed down the road toward the future of transportation with connected and autonomous vehicles (AV) – one that will greatly impact society, including our cities, rural communities, commerce and even agriculture. Learn about the AV applications happening now, and the vision and planning taking place to create safe, inclusive and interconnected autonomous transportation systems of the future.

Speakers
Mike Floberg – Director of Innovative Technologies, Kansas Dept. of Transportation (KDOT)
Jim Barbaresso – Leader, Intelligent Transportation Systems Practice, HNTB
Jill Ingrassia – Executive Director, Advocacy and Communications, AAA
Aaron Foster - Solutions Engineer, Navya 

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Recordings

 Video 1  Video 2  Video 3  

Powerpoint Presentations

Welcome Slides  Mike Floberg PPT Jim Barbaresso PPT   

Jill Ingrassia PPT  NAVYA PPT

Seminar 2 - Oct. 11

Human and Mobility Impacts of Autonomous Vehicles
October 11, 2019
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.

No fee to attend  |  Registration required

The development and future of connected and autonomous vehicles has the potential to fundamentally change transportation and impact everyone throughout our society. Could personal vehicle ownership go away some day in lieu of a network of public AV transports that take people wherever they wish to go? Learn how researchers and AV systems developers are seeking to understand how people view, adapt to and ultimately interact with our vehicles of the future and how AVs could improve mobility and accessibility, including for older drivers and people with disabilities.

Speakers
Rui Ni - Wichita State University Faculty
Dr. David Yang – Executive Director, AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety 
Amanda Graor - Chief Innovation Officer, Mid-America Regional Council
Carryl Baldwin - Wichita State University Faculty 
Mike Tann - Wichita Transit

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Recordings

 Video 1  Video 2  Video 3  

Powerpoint Presentations

 

Welcome Slides David Yang PPT Amanda Graor PPT   

Carryl Baldwin PPT Mike Tann PPT Rui Ni PPT

Seminar 3 - Oct. 16, 2020

Infrastructure, Security and Vehicle Considerations for Autonomous Transportation
October 16, 2020
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

No fee to attend  |  Registration required

Speakers: 
Josh VanWynsberghe – Automotive Systems Engineer – AAA (Heathrow, FL)
Michael Barnett – Smart City Coordinator – City of Wichita, KS
Rebecca Steele – Director, Emerging Technologies Policy – Toyota Motor North America (Washington, DC)
Randy Barth – Senior Government Transportation Safety Account Representative -- 3M Transportation Safety Division (Topeka, KS)

Many of the challenges around and concerns about connected and self-driving vehicles involve safety and security. Central to the operational success and public acceptance of future AV transportation systems are complex, robust transportation infrastructure, secure cyber security systems and advanced vehicles that interconnect within the network. Learn about future driverless vehicles, as well as the requirements of transportation and security infrastructure for AV systems and what is being done to ensure they are met.

Recordings

 Video 1  Pavement Marking Optics Video GDOT Case Study Video

Powerpoint Presentations

 Rebecca Steele PPT  Josh VanWynsberghe PPT

Michael Barnett PPT  Randy Barth PPT

 

Seminar 4 - Oct. 22, 2021

Autonomous Vehicle Transportation in Rural and Urban Settings
October 22, 2021
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

No fee to attend  |  Registration required

The future of autonomous and connected vehicle transportation in Kansas and nationwide will vary greatly and involve much different considerations in cities compared with the vast rural areas. From agriculture and interstate freight transportation to urban public shuttle transports and driverless goods delivery, location brings unique challenges and opportunities. Learn more about what the future of autonomous public and industrial transportation could mean for our cities and widespread rural communities.

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