Autonomous Vehicles: Considerations for Connected Communities · This webinar offers 1.5 AICP credits for planners thanks to support from Section 2 of the APA NC ... Tony Tagliaferri

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Autonomous Vehicles: Considerations for Connected Communities

Welcome!


Co-Hosts for Today’s Webinar

Caitlin RoseProgram Specialist & Co-Coordinator

Triangle Clean Cities CoalitionTriangle J Council of Governments

Jason Wager, AICP CEPPrincipal Planner & CoordinatorCentralina Clean Fuels Coalition

Centralina Council of Governments

Emmit OwensMember Recruitment

and Retention ManagerResearch Triangle Cleantech Cluster


RTCC Slides


This webinar offers 1.5 AICP credits for planners thanks to support from Section 2 of the APA NC Chapter.

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The “fine print”: AICP Planners: Attendance is required for the duration of today’s event in order to receive CM credit. An evaluation form will also be offered post-event.

AICP CM Credit Available


• Welcome to the greater Charlotte CAV Task Force

• You may also be interested in… Texas DOT & FHWA will offer “FHWA Crowdsourcing to Improve Traffic Operations Webinar” on 8/12, 10 am CST. Free to attend. (https://eeinc.wufoo.com/forms/texas-crowdsourcing-peer-exchange-webinar/)

Announcements and Acknowledgements

https://eeinc.wufoo.com/forms/texas-crowdsourcing-peer-exchange-webinar/


11:30 Welcome & Introductions, Clean Cities Overview11:45 Speaker Presentations

Michael Laughlin, US Department of EnergyAymeric Rousseau, Argonne National LabJoshua Dodson, Cisco

12:40 Panel Discussion, Audience Questions12:55 Meeting Wrap-up and Adjourn

Today’s Agenda

CLEAN CITIES COALITION NETWORK

Clean Cities Program OverviewCaitlin Rose Co-Coordinator, Triangle Clean Cities CoalitionTriangle J Council of Governments


Energy Consumption in NC

Percentage of North Carolina 2017 GHG Emissions by Source Sector

North Carolina GHG Emissions Trends by Source Sector, 1990-2017

Source: NC Greenhouse Gas Inventory (2019), NC Department of Environmental Quality


• National network of nearly 100 local Clean Cities coalitions with thousands of stakeholders

• More than 80% of the U.S. population lives within coalition boundaries

• Nearly 500,000 AFVs on the road

What is Clean Cities?


NC’s Clean Cities Coalitions


Light-, Medium-, and Heavy-Duty

Vehicles

Alternative and Renewable Fuels and Infrastructure

Idle Reduction Measures and Fuel Economy Improvements

New Mobility Choices and

Emerging Transportation Technologies

Coalition Strategies


Greater Charlotte Region CAV Task Force

ACV Workshops, August – October 2017

CAV Task ForceMarch 2018 - Present

ACV RoadmapCRAFTJanuary 2018

NC Fully AV Committee-Ongoing

“CAV Task Force”

Execution of:GoalsFocus AreasKey Targets Member diversification

2017 2018 2019 2020

Name Organization Loretta Barren FHWA Stuart Basham NCDOT

Andy Bailey NCDOT Dominique Boyd NCDOT

Pamela DiGiovanni NCDOT Helena Connors UNC-Charlotte

Bob Cook CRTPO Yolanda DeLong TransLink Consulting, LLC Andrei Dumitru City of Concord

Anna Gallup Charlotte DOT/ Regional Travel Demand Model

Randi Gates GCLMPO Joe Geigle FHWA

Darlene Heater University City Partners Chris Herrmann RFATS David Hooper RFATS

Mayor Michael Herron Village of Misenheimer Alan Kathman FLIR

Jason Lawrence CATS Sushil Nepal Town of Harrisburg

Dr. Srinivas Pulugurtha UNC-Charlotte Lee Snuggs Rocky River Rural Planning

Organization Tony Tagliaferri NCDOT Operations David Williams Gaston County


Levels of Automation

https://www.gigabitmagazine.com/ai/understanding-sae-automated-driving-levels-0-5-explained

https://www.gigabitmagazine.com/ai/understanding-sae-automated-driving-levels-0-5-explained

Subtitle


Connected and Self-Driving Vehicles System: Possible Benefits

Safety | Mobility | Energy• When the majority of the fleet is both connected and

automated > significant decreases in crashes > significant increases in safety and reliability

• Vehicle spacing on roadways will be safely reduced on a large scale, reducing congestion and creating more throughput

• Benefits in all major areas: mobility, safety, and environment… and perhaps others… reduced parking demand, productivity, relaxation, and ???


Today’s Speakers

Michael LaughlinTechnology Manager, Vehicle

Technologies OfficeUS Department of Energy

Aymeric RousseauManager, Vehicle and Mobility

Systems SectionArgonne National Lab

Joshua DodsonIOT Specialist, Eastern Region

Cisco


INSTERT SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS HERE


Panel Q&A

Michael LaughlinTechnology Manager, Vehicle

Technologies OfficeUS Department of Energy

Aymeric RousseauManager, Vehicle and Mobility

Systems SectionArgonne National Lab

Joshua DodsonIOT Specialist, Eastern Region

Cisco


• Webinar Series: Medium- & Heavy- Duty EV Electrification in NC and Beyond (Clean Cities & Plug-In NC)

• Webinars held monthly from July-September • First webinar: Case Studies for Electrifying School and Transit Buses

Reminders and Upcoming Events

cleancities.energy.gov


Thank you!

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Autonomous Vehicles: Considerations for Connected Communities · This webinar offers 1.5 AICP credits for planners thanks to support from Section 2 of the APA NC ... Tony Tagliaferri