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2013/10/15 Global Design Lecture：Cooperative ITS for autonomous driving
日時： 2013年10月15日 16:00 -18:00
場所： I-REF棟 2F Meeting room A/B （東京大学弥生キャンパス）
タイトル；Cooperative ITS for autonomous driving
講演者：Presenter: Prof. Arnaud de La Fortelle, Mines ParisTech, France
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Cooperative ITS for autonomous driving
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are being deployed in many countries to solve many problems arising in transport such as safety, efficiency, pollution or economic costs. A number of technological advances make these systems viable such as increasing computer power or decreasing sensors costs. Communication and information sharing rose quickly in the last decades and we now see the possibility to couple all these systems, giving birth to cooperative systems.
At the same time we see introduction of autonomous cars onto the road (Cybercars in cities and Google cars like on motorways). This talk will explain some current challenges in these areas, especially focusing on the requirements made by such systems on the communication features that are needed. For example requirements derived from safety scenarios are not at all the same as the ones derived from efficiency scenarios. Many levels of cooperation are currently seen and we will illustrate our vision with various projects where such research is being carried (focussing onto Europe).
-Short biography of speaker-
Pr. Arnaud de La Fortelle
Pr. Arnaud de La Fortelle is both director of the Mines ParisTech robotics lab (CAOR) and of the Joint Research Unit LaRA (La Route Automatisée). He has a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and engineer degrees from the French École Polytechnique and École des Ponts et Chaussées. He managed for LaRA several French and European projects (Puvame, Prevent/Intersafe, REACT, COM2REACT…) and has been coordinator of the European project GeoNet and of the French project AROS (awarded in 2011 the French prize for enhancing industry competitiveness). He has been elected in 2009 to the Board of Governors of IEEE ITSS (Intelligent Transportation System Society). He is also member of the Board of the French SIA (Automotive Engineers Society). He has been member of several technical program committees for conferences and is vice-president of the French ANR evaluation committee sustainable transport and mobility.
Arnaud de La Fortelle first studies theoretical properties of probability distributions (large deviations) with application to queuing networks (1997-2003). He then applies this knowledge to vehicle networks with a special focus for cybercars (2003-2005). At the same time, he begins to manage projects at INRIA; then he manages part of the team IMARA at INRIA and then also at Mines ParisTech. He becomes director of the joint research unit LaRA (the automated road) between INRIA and Mines ParisTech in 2006. He moves to Mines ParisTech in 2006 (keeping managerial responsibilities at INRIA) where he becomes director of the Robotics Lab (CAOR) in 2008. During that period, he investigates communications for cooperative systems and the architecture needed in distributed systems. While keeping some teaching and fundamental research in probability theory, his main topic of interest is now cooperative systems (communication, data distribution, control, mathematical certification) and their applications (e.g. Cybercars, collective taxis).