Seminars

Complex systems engineering theory is a scientific theory

January 27, 2023

Eric Feron, Professor of Biological, Electrical, Computer and Mechanical Engineering, Robotics, Intelligent Systems, and Control Laboratory (RISClab), King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, presented Complex systems engineering theory is a scientific theory at the ITS Berkeley Transportation Seminar on January 27, 2023.

Abstract: Complex systems engineering and associated challenges are becoming increasingly important for the well-being and safety of human society. Motivated by this formidable push towards ever more complex systems of all sizes, spectacular failures,...

Regional Fare Integration and BayPass Unlimited Transit Pilot

February 3, 2023

ITS Berkeley Transportation Seminar: Regional Fare Integration and BayPass Unlimited Transit Pilot — February 3, 2023

If you build it (and share it), they will ride. Behind the scenes of a mighty corporate commute network

February 10, 2023

ITS Berkeley Transportation Seminar: If you build it (and share it), they will ride. Behind the scenes of a mighty corporate commute network — February 10, 2023

ITS Berkeley Transportation Seminar Spring 2023

January 16, 2023

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ITS Berkeley will host Transportation Seminars in Spring 2023 on most Fridays at 3 pm in 290 Hearst Memorial Mining Building (with a few exceptions). Coffee and cookies will be served at 2:30 pm. Please see the schedule below for details.

Reconfigurable Aerial Robots: Reconciling performance and versatility

October 28, 2022

Kevin GarangerUC Irvine Postdoctoral Researcher Kévin Garanger, PhD, presented Reconfigurable Aerial Robots: Reconciling performance and versatility October 28, 2022 i.

Abstract: There is no free lunch in vehicle design, since vehicle efficiency and versatility are two characteristics that are almost inherently opposed. The design of aerial vehicles in particular is especially challenging because...

Transportation Seminar - Fall 2022

August 18, 2022

fall 2022 seminar headerThe Transportation Seminar is organized by the Insttute of Transportation Studies and the Transportation Students Organizing Committee (TRANSOC)

All seminars will be in 290 Hearst Memorial Mining Building at 3 pm, with coffee and cookies at 2:30 pm, unless designated with an ITS Library/Zoom, where there will be a Zoom link and the ITS Library will be open for...

Quantifying the Impacts of Anthropogenic Emissions and Specific Infrastructures on Urban Air Quality

October 23, 2022

Abi LawalUniversity of California Berkeley Postdoctoral Researcher Abi Lawal, PhD, presented Quantifying the Impacts of Anthropogenic Emissions and Specific Infrastructures on Urban Air Quality October 21, 2022.

Abstract: My research focuses on air quality and energy modeling (electricity and natural gas consumption) in urban areas as part of a larger sustainability question that encompasses designing healthy...

Safety Research at Waymo

September 26, 2022

Trent VictorTrent Victor, PhD, Director of Safety Research & Best Practices at Waymo, presented Safety Research at Waymo at the ITS Transportation Seminar on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022.

Abstract: This talk will focus on providing insights on key safety research topics needed to support Autonomous Vehicle development and deployment. It
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Incorporating Health Into the Transportation Planning

October 10, 2022

Ted MansfieldResource Systems Group, Inc. Senior Consultant Ted Mansfield, PhD, presented Incorporating Health Into the Transportation Planning Toolkit October 7, 2022.

Abstract: In recent years, tools and methods to estimate the health impacts of transportation systems have evolved substantially. However, the integration of such tools into transportation planning processes has lagged...

The Future of Urban Air Mobility and the Role of Xwing

September 19, 2022

Maxime GarielMaxime Gariel, Chief Technology Officer, Xwing presented The Future of Urban Air Mobility and the Role of Xwing at the ITS Transportation Seminar on Friday, Sept. 16, 2022 at 3 pm in 290 Hearst Memorial Mining Building.

Abstract:Air travel is mired in an antiquated hub-and-spoke system that has hampered the growth of regional air travel....