CFP Submissions

CFP Submissions - Grouped by Workshop Session Topics

2014 Transportation CPS Workshop CFP Submissions - Grouped by Worskshop Plenary Session Topics
Topic Paper Title First Last Organization Email
Aviation Co-existence of Centralized Legacy Systems and Distributed Operational Concepts in NextGen Natasha Neogi National Institute of Aerospace Natasha.Neogi@nianet.org
Aviation Cyber-Physical System Foundation to Enable Robust Airborne Networking in the National Airspace System Yan Wan University of North Texas yan.wan@unt.edu
Aviation Cyber-Physical Systems Challenges in Next Generation Aviation Systems Air transportation, risk assessment, information sharing, human-automation Hamsa Balakrishnan Massachusetts Institute of Technology hamsa@mit.edu
Aviation Enabling Next Generation Airborne Communications and Networks Kamesh Namuduri University of North Texas kamesh.namuduri@unt.edu
Aviation Future Airspace Operations and Cyber Physical Security Considerations Parimal Kopardekar NASA parimal.h.kopardekar@nasa.gov
Aviation High-assurance provably correct controller synthesis of aerospace cyber-physical systems using Bayesian model checking Sumit Jha University of Central Florida, Orlando and Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome jha@eecs.ucf.edu
Aviation Learning Agents for Air Traffic Coordination: Key Challenges Kagan Tumer Oregon State University kagan.tumer@oregonstate.edu
Aviation On-Demand Mobility: Autonomy for Future Air Transportation B. Danette Allen NASA danette.Allen@nasa.gov
Aviation Safety-Assured Autonomy Technologies for Future Air Transportation Christine M. Belcastro NASA christine.m.belcastro@nasa.gov
Aviation Transportation CPS: Insights from Aviation on Major Challenges and Directions Krishna Sampigethaya Boeing Research & Technology radhakrishna.sampigethaya@boeing.com
Aviation & Cloud-Based Distributed and Hierarchical Management of Transportation Networks Jorge Cortes University of California, San Diego cortes@ucsd.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure An Information Centric View to Scalable, Resilient CyberPhysical Transportation Systems Nalini Venkatasubramanian University of California, Irvine nalini@ics.uci.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Big Control in the Industrial Internet Benjamin Beckmann GE Global Research beckmann@ge.com
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Big Data-Based Robust Transportation Systems for Disaster Management Calton Pu Georgia Tech calton.pu@cc.gatech.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Coping with Integration Challenges in Large Scale Smart Transportation Systems Aniruddha Gokhale Vanderbilt University/ISIS gokhale@isis.vanderbilt.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Directly/Indirectly Coupled Impact of Energy Constraints on Information-Control Connectivity in Mobile Cyber Physical System (m-CPS) Sudip K. Mazumder University of Illinois mazumder@uic.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Formalisms for Cyber-Physical Systems in Transportation Gul Agha University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign agha@illinois.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Green Navigation Tarek Abdelzaher UIUC zaher@cs.uiuc.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Improving Efficiency of Transit Systems in Mega-Scale Cities Tian He University of Minnesota tianhe@cs.umn.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Improving Vehicle Fleet Fuel Economy via Learning Fuel-- Efficient Driving Behaviors Milos Manic University of Idaho misko@idahovandals.com
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Integrating Clouds with VANETs Bharat Bhargava Purdue bbshail@purdue.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Intelligent Transportation Systems-II:A Cyber-Physical System Approach and Research Strategy Jyh-Charn (Steve) Liu TAMU liu@cse.tamu.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Interactions between Electrified Shared Mobility and the Power Grid Shuo Han University of Pennsylvania hanshuo@seas.upenn.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Issues and Challenges for Vehicles in the Cloud Ram Dantu University of North Texas mjaynes@gmail.com
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Measuring the Complexity and Adaptation of Transportation CPS Joseph Loyall Raytheon BBN Technologies jloyall@bbn.com
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Mining Mobility Data for Building Intelligent Transportation Cyber-Physical Systems Jiawei Han UIUC hanj@cs.uiuc.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches and Infrastructure Next Generation Multi-Modal Traffic Management Systems: Cyberphysical Challenges Pitu Mirchandani Arizona State University pitu@asu.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure On Leveraging Social Informatics for Transportation Cyber Physical Systems S. Felix Wu University of California, Davis sfwu@ucdavis.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Secure Open Mobile Cloud Platform for Urban Traffic and Safety Applications Dijiang Huang Arizona State University dijiang.huang@asu.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Towards a Cyber Physical Model for Smarter Transportation Infrastructure Srdjan Lukic NC State University smlukic@ncsu.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Towards Practical Personal Electrified Mobility Shuo Han University of Pennsylvania hanshuo@seas.upenn.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Towards Safe and Efficient Transportation-Based Critical Infrastructure Wei Yu Towson University Wyu@towson.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Aapproaches, and Infrastructure Transportation Cyber-Physical Restoration in the Aftermath of Extreme Events Suzanna Long Missouri University of Science and Technology longsuz@mst.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Transportation Infrastructure Performance Monitoring and Life-Cycle Management Gunar Schirner Northeastern University schirner@ece.neu.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Aapproaches, and Infrastructure Using adaptive fault-tolerance for automotive and aerospace applications Mani Krishna University of Massachusetts krishna@ecs.umass.edu
Cloud-Based Systems, Green Approaches, and Infrastructure Winternet and Its Applications for Transportation Systems Wei Zhao University of Macau zhao8686@gmail.com
Connected Vehicles and Automation ACCESS: Ad hoc Crowdsourcing for CongEStion Support Tamer Nadeem Old Dominion University nadeem@cs.odu.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation An Operator based Approach to Autonomous Systems Edward Griffor Chrysler eg574@chrysler.com
Connected Vehicles and Automation Asymptotically-Safe Formation Control in Vehicular Networks Communicating over Wireless Radio Channels Michael Lemmon University of Notre Dame lemmon@nd.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Automated Intersections: A CPS Grand Challenge Stavros Tripakis UC Berkeley stavros.tripakis@gmail.com
Connected Vehicles and Automation Autonomous Vehicles and New Cyber Physical Challenges Mario Gerla UCLA gerla@cs.ucla.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Challenges for Certifiable Software for Autonomous Vehicles Walid Taha Rice University and Halmstad University maroneal@gmail.com
Connected Vehicles and Automation Communication and decision making between the human driver and autonomous driver Ruzena Bajcsy UC Berkeley bajcsy@eecs.berkeley.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Connecting Manual and Automated Driving Via Modeling and Simulation Paul Green University of Michigan pagreen@umich.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Control for Composition: A Correct-by-construction synthesis approach for connected vehicles Necmiye Ozay University of Michigan necmiye@umich.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Cooperative partly automated ans coordinated vehicles and transports Tony Larsson Halmstad University tony.larsson@hh.se
Connected Vehicles and Automation Co-operative, Integrated Vehicle-Intersection Control for Sustainability (CIVIC-S) Adel Sadek SUNY Buffalo asadek@buffalo.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Cyber-Physical Transportation Systems: From Stalled to Suddenly Lurching Forward Amelia Regan University of California, Irvine aregan@uci.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Cyber-Technology to Improve Transportation Resiliency during Emergencies (CITRE) Chunming Qiao SUNY Buffalo qiao@computer.org
Connected Vehicles and Automation Design and Evaluation of the Connected Vehicle Systems: Safety, Mobility and Fuel Economy Gabor Orosz University of Michigan, Ann Arbor orosz@umich.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Developing Decentralized and Coordinated Surface Traffic Control Based on Well-Connected Smart Transportation Systems Lili Du Illinois Institute of Technology Position ldu3@iit.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Distributed Sensing, Communications and Control System for Enabling High Performance Vehicle Streams Sumit Roy Washington roy@ee.washington.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Evaluation of the Performance and Safety of Automated Vehicles Huei Peng University of Michigan hpeng@umich.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Fault-Tolerant Vehicle Architectures and Design Methods Steven Shladover University of California, Berkeley steve@path.berkeley.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Formal Synthesis of Discrete Control Logic for Safe Transportation Systems Stephane Lafortune University of Michigan stephane@umich.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Human-in-the-loop Control with Prediction of Driver Intention: Safe Driving Assistance For Beginners Shan Lin Temple University shan.lin@temple.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Interdisciplinary, Multi-modal and Partial Reality Experimental System with Instrumented Vehicles and Environment (IMPRESIVE) Adel Sadek SUNY Buffalo asadek@buffalo.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Monitoring for Safety in Transportation CPS Milos Zefran University of Illinois at Chicago mzefran@uic.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation MOUNT: Mountain-oriented Optimal Ubiquitous Networked Transportation Houbing Song West Virginia University h.song@acm.org
Connected Vehicles and Automation Route Guidance System Incorporating Travelers Behaviors via Cyber Physical System Brian Park University of Virginia bpark@virginia.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Safe Collaborative Driving Systems Nicholas Maxemchuk Columbia University nick@ee.columbia.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Solving Transportation Problem with Wireless Vehicular Networks David Du University of Minnesota du@cs.umn.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation TerpInspectors: A Semi-autonomous Mobile Network for Infrastructure Inspection Nuno Martins University of Maryland at College Park nmartins@isr.umd.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation The Case for Passenger Customized Automotive Active Safety Systems Panagiotis Tsiotras Georgia Institute of Technology tsiotras@gatech.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation The Need for an Application-Centric Networking Paradigm for Large Scale Transportation Cyber-Physical Systems Yaser Fallah West Virginia University yaserpf@gmail.com
Connected Vehicles and Automation The Value of Cyber-Physical Mobility-On-Demand Systems Mac Schwager Boston University schwager@bu.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation Towards Collaborating Semi-Autonomous Vehicular Systems Umit Ozguner The Ohio State University ozguner.1@osu.edu
Connected Vehicles and Automation + Security Selected Key Research Areas for Transportation CPS David LeBlanc University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) leblanc@umich.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Assurance-Directed Design of Cyber-Physical Systems Natarajan Shankar SRI International shankar@csl.sri.com
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Assured Resilience of Vehicular Control Systems Oleg Sokolsky University of Pennsylvania sokolsky@cis.upenn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Automated Testing and Verification for Cyber-Physical Transportation Systems Georgios Fainekos Arizona State University fainekos@asu.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Automotive CPS Research Needs: Scalable, Dependable, Adaptive, Reconfigurable Fault-Tolerant Architectures Tom Fuhrman General Motors thomas.e.fuhrman@gm.com
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Building Blocks for High Assurance Cyber-Physical Transportation Systems Manimaran Govindarasu Iowa State University gmani@iastate.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Challenges of Applying Formal Methods to Automotive Control Systems Ken Butts Toyota Technical Center ken.butts@tema.toyota.com
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Developing Programming Abstractions for Cyberphysical Systems Sayan Mitra University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign mitras@illinois.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Embedded Wireless Networking for Automotive CPS: Probabilistic Guarantees and Implications Hongwei Zhang Wayne State University hongwei@wayne.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Ensuring the Safety of Transportation Cyber-Physical Systems Linh Thi Xuan Phan University of Pennsylvania linhphan@cis.upenn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Formal Verification of Transportation Systems Hao Zheng University of South Florida zheng@cse.usf.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Including the social component in smart transportation systems Dan Work UIUC dbwork@illinois.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Low-Cost, Embedded Safety-Critical Systems Gary Balas University of Minnesota balas@umn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Managing Uncertainty in the Design of Safety-Critical Aviation Systems Peter Seiler University of Minnesota seiler@aem.umn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Model Checking Transportation Software Sagar Chaki Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute chaki@sei.cmu.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Model-based Development of Cyber Physical Systems Bharath Pattipati University of Connecticut bharath@engr.uconn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Model-based Development of Cyber Physical Systems Krishna Pattipati University of Connecticut krishna@engr.uconn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Model-Based System-Level Testing for Distributed Transportation CPS Ratnesh Kumar Iowa State rkumar@iastate.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Modeling Cyber-Physical Systems Using Fractional-Order Differential Equations Bill Goodwine Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering, University of Notre Dame jgoodwin@nd.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation NSF CyPhy Model Based Virtual Integration Steve Vestal Adventium Labs steve.vestal@adventiumlabs.com
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Passivity based Tools for Intelligent Transportation Panos Antsaklis University of Notre Dame antsaklis.1@nd.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Robustness Analysis of Safety-Critical Systems Gary Balas University of Minnesota balas@umn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Scalable Component Based Model Revision with Separation of Concerns for Cyber Physical Systems Sandeep Kulkarni Michigan State University sandeep@cse.msu.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Stability of a Cyber-Physical Systems Using Cooperating Invariants Tansel Yucelen Missouri University of Science and Technology tyucelen@gmail.com

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Synthesis of Provably Correct, Integrated Protocols for Autonomy and Networking Jie Fu University of Pennsylvania jief@seas.upenn.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Tackling Uncertainty for Transportation Cyber-Physical Systems Betty Cheng Michigan State University chengb@cse.msu.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Transportation CPS Safety Challenges Philip Koopman Carnegie Mellon University koopman@cmu.edu
Model-based Design, Verification and Validation Verification and Validation of Cyber-Electro-Mechanical Vehicles Xenofon Koutsoukos Vanderbilt University xenofon.koutsoukos@vanderbilt.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Cyber security issues in automobile and highway systems Jeff Rowe UC Davis rowe@cs.ucdavis.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Cyber-Physical Approaches for Designing Trustworthy Intelligent Transportation Systems Sriram Chellappan Missouri Univer. of Science and Technology chellaps@mst.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Next Generation Transportation Systems: Enabling Distributed Decision-Making, Security, and Trust in Networks of Autonomous Vehicles Alexander Wyglinski Worcester Polytechnic Institute alexw@wpi.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Privacy-Preserving Techniques in the Context of Transportation CPS Susanne Wetzel Stevens Institute of Technology swetzel@stevens.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Securing the Future of Transportation Ulf Lindqvist SRI International ulf.lindqvist@sri.com
Security, Trust, and Privacy Security and Privacy for Connected Vehicles Marco Gruteser Rutgers University gruteser@winlab.rutgers.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Security in Transportation Systems Suhas Diggavi UCLA suhas@seas.ucla.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Security-as-a-Service for Transportation Cyber Physical Systems Sanjay Madria Missouri University of Science and Technology madrias@mst.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Towards Cyber-Physical Security of Flow-based CPS Radu Stoleru Texas A&M University stoleru@cse.tamu.edu
Security, Trust, and Privacy Trustworthy Transportation Networked Control Systems Saurabh Amin MIT amins@mit.edu
General Analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems Warren Hunt University of Texas hunt@cs.utexas.edu