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  • 09.03.09
    We're On YouTube!
  • 05.01.09
    A Bittersweet Day For The Utah Traffic lab
  • 04.30.09
    Cameron Kergaye Recieves PhD
  • 04.27.09
    Ivana Vladisavljevic Recieves PhD
  • 03.24.09
    Intelligent Transportation Systems, offered Fall 2009
  • 04.03.07
    Short Demo for VISGAOST available
  • 8.06.06
    Ivana Vladisavljevic receives Daniel B. Fambro student paper award
  • 8.01.06
    New video conference room complete!
  • 7.25.06
    Ivana Vladisavljevic named winner 2006 ITE Intermountain Section student paper contest
  • 6.15.06
    Roads and Bridges reports $16.5 billion in Utah highway needs
  • 6.03.06
    VISUM-Online at the UTL

Research

The Lab has a Shadow Traffic Operations Center with 18 workstations connected to the Utah Department of Transportation Traffic Management System. With the benefit of dedicated fiber optic connection, the Lab has access to over 220 CCTV camera images, 20 variable message signs and a vast array of real-time detected traffic data. The Traffic Operations Center has the look, feel and functionality of the major metropolitan facilities. It provides a unique facility for research, teaching and continuing education.

The emphasis of UTL is Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Traffic Operations Research, Advanced Traffic Signal Technology and Innovative Transportation Solutions. UTL focuses on application oriented research. As a member of ITS America, UTL follows the development and application of innovative ITS techniques. UTL uses the latest technology to solve problems, validate and evaluate transportation systems, and recommend solutions for technological applications.

The Traffic Lab is well funded. Students and faculty benefit by having adequate resources to accomplish their research. The UTL provides a team oriented atmosphere where students work with Dr. Martin to ensure their personal success, and that of the Lab. In short, the Lab provides an ideal location to launch a career of recognized research.