Featured Project
For the most part, North American surface transportation systems
have evolved in a relatively benign environment without warfare,
sabotage, and malicious civil strife. As a result, our
transportation infrastructure is based on sound engineering
practices that emphasize issues like reliability, availability,
safety and maintainability, but they have generally not
considered the issue of network survivability under malicious or
extreme events. Three NIATT professors completed a case study to
assess the survivability of a large-scale urban ITS network.
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can boast of high quality professors and researchers with a
variety of capabilities. Our faculty engage in research to solve
challenging, practical, and relevant transportation problems
that have regional and national significance. Faculty integrate
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