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Transportation
The world demand for petroleum exceeds the long term supply. Most petroleum is used for transportation. Can global warming be slowed without drastic life-style changes? Achieving sustainability requires innovative thinking on transportation. A seminar from Environmental Teaching International may include:
Current transportation patterns
The promise of electric and plug-in hybrid cars
The role of ultra light vehicles
The possibilities of Personal Rapid Transit (PRT)
The role of autonomous vehicles
Transition paths to sustainability
Instructor
Papers
Applying
Agile Software Principles and Practices for Fast Automotive
Development
FISITA 2012 – World Automotive Congress, 27-30
November, Beijing.
Surface
Navigation for Robots
A tutorial on GPS and Kalman Filters,
May 2012
Energy
and Autonomous Urban Land Vehicles
IEEE Technology and Society
Magazine, Summer 2012
An
Invitation to a New Transportation Mode
16th
IASTED
International Conference on Robotics and Applications, Vancouver,
Canada, June 2011
Social
Ramifications of Autonomous Urban Land Vehicles
IEEE
International Symposium on Technology and Society, Chicago, May 2011
Presentations
Energy
and the Built Environment
Keio University, Yokohama, Japan, 13
November 2012
Why
Self-driving Cars Make Sense for China
Tongji University,
Shanghai, China, 3 December 2012
Energy
Efficiency through Automation
91st
meeting
of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, Jan 2012
How
Robots Can Help Stop Global Warming
Keio University, Yokohama,
Japan, 1 November 2010
Achieving
1000 mpg (0.25 l/100 km)
Third International Conference on
Eco-Efficiency, Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands, 10 June 2010.
The Elcano Project
To show that an autonomous system can be built inexpensively, Environmental Teaching International is a proud sponsor of an open source demonstration project on https://sourceforge.net/projects/urbanchallenge