University of Maryland A. James Clark School of Engineering

Search
About Us
Visit Us
Giving
Engineering's Future
Academics
Research
News and Events

Prospective Students
Current Students
K-12 Students
Alumni
Faculty and Staff
Business and Government
Media
Newsroom

    Bookmark and Share
Chang Awarded $1.23M for Traffic System
Prof. Gang-Len Chang (Photo by Al Santos)

Prof. Gang-Len Chang (Photo by Al Santos)

 
   

The Maryland State Highway Administration and the Federal Highway Administration have awarded civil engineering Professor Gang-Len Chang $1.23 million for the design and implementation of a real-time traffic monitoring and prediction system for travel to and from Ocean City, Md.

Chang's Traffic Safety and Operations Lab will conduct the project.

The entire project includes operating 40 radar sensors in the Eastern Shore region, developing algorithms for optimizing signal controls in the regional highway networks, providing predicted travel times based on detected traffic conditions and monitoring evacuation traffic flows during major or emergency events such as hurricane attacks.

For more information, please visit the Traffic Safety and Operations Lab web site:

http://www.cee.umd.edu/research/traffic-safety-lab.html
August 21, 2009


«Previous Story  

 

 

Current Headlines

Milchberg Receives Grant from Lockheed Martin

Alum's Gift Honors Inspirational Professor

Fisher Bioreactor Wins Professor Venture Fair

Northrop Grumman Funds Doctoral Fellowships

Can Entrepreneurs Survive in This Economy?

How Your Cell Phone Keeps Its Cool

Maryland Daily Record Honors Baras, Dowling

Optical Society Names Smolyaninov a Fellow

Russ Tapped for Genetics Journal Guest Column

Sezmi Launches Customer Pilot in Los Angeles

   
 

News Resources

Newsroom

Search Clark School News

Research Newsroom

Archived News

Press Releases

Magazines and Publications

Press Coverage

   
  Back to top  
     
Visit the University of Maryland Homepage Return to the Clark School Homepage