The Use of AI to Assess the Way People and Goods Move in Cities
Carla Tejada
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
UIC AI Ecosystem – Symposium 1
09/13/2024
AI in Transportation
People
Goods
Autonomous Vehicles
Traffic Flow Optimization
Road Monitoring
Traffic Incident Detection
Pedestrian Detection
Driver Monitoring
Parking Management
Ride Sharing & MAAS
Autonomous/Electric Vehicles
Traffic Flow Optimization
Road Monitoring
Traffic Incident Detection
Inventory Management
Driver Monitoring
Parking Management
Fleet Management
Both people and goods move in the same existing physical infrastructure
AI in Transportation
AI Methods to Analyze Bike Safety and Infrastructure
We have used AI Video analysis methods to identify the amount of time a regular commuter spends close to vehicles – 30% of the time.
We use more videos and image processing to evaluate the existing biking infrastructure. And its readiness for new modes.
AI to Develop a Sustainable Delivery Network
With the rise of e-commerce, the footprint of warehousing and distribution facilities in urban areas is increasing. Usually, these facilities are located near vulnerable populations and have a big impact on emissions and health related outcomes.
We are using AI methods to analyze large sets of data and predict the best locations of facilities to minimize the negative externalities and maximize the positive impacts of these developments.
Thank you!
ctejadal@uic.edu