Michael Levin - Sponsored projects

Active projects

Bike infrastructure planning based on mobile-sourced data and anticipated route shifts, for MnDOT
A novel Red Light Running Warning System using connected v2i technology, phase 2: driver testing on public roads, for MnDOT
EAGER: How well does traffic control theory and optimization research work on public roads?, for NSF (with Raphael Stern)
NS 715: Comparative analysis of grade-separated pedestrian infrastructure and at-grade treatments, for MnDOT
Impacts of shared mobility on infrastructure usage, greenhouse gas emissions, and accessibility, for MnDOT
NS 649: Haul road and detour maintenance, for MnDOT (PI: Mihai Marasteanu)

Completed projects

NS 683: School times impact on students walking or biking to school: safe routes to school, for MnDOT
Development and demonstration of a novel Red Light Running Warning System using connected v2i technology, for MnDOT (with Zongxuan Sun)
Towards implementation of max-pressure control on Minnesota roads: Phase 2, for MnDOT (PI: Raphael Stern)
NS 616: Mobile-device data, non-motorized traffic monitoring, and estimation of annual average daily bicyclist and pedestrian flows, for MnDOT (with Raphael Stern and Greg Lindsey)
Extending max-pressure control for traffic network operations, for NSF
Cost/benefit analysis of fuel efficient speed control using signal phasing and timing (SPaT) data: evaluation for future connected corridor deployment, for MnDOT (with Zongxuan Sun)
Towards implementation of max-pressure signal timing on Minnesota roads, for MnDOT
NS 493: Generating traffic information from connected vehicle V2V basic safety messages, for MnDOT (with John Hourdos)
Improving intersection safety through variable speed limits for connected vehicles, for Roadway Safety Institute (with Chen-Fu Liao)
Non-linear spacing policy and network analysis for shared-road platooning, for Center for Transportation Studies (with Rajesh Rajamani)
Pressure-based dispatch for shared autonomous vehicles, for Center for Transportation Studies

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