Multimodal Traffic Modelling and Control Lab
- Hardware and its control/control technology for practical training/practical courses (LSA and LSA models, WVZ prism turner, Vario display, SPS control, IRIS components, stop displays, on-board computers, navigation systems, driver assistance systems)
- Test and demonstration of traffic information components (visualization variants, terminal devices, user behavior, user profiles, acceptance)
- Laboratory for the development and testing of software solutions (in-house developments and commercial products) for various fields of activity, in particular traffic telematics (traffic engineer workstations with various software, including LISA, Siemens P2, furthermore VISUM, VISSIM, development systems for artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, software for traffic flow simulation, geographic information systems)
Contact
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Research associate (Ph.D. candidate)
NameDipl.-Ing. Runhao (Markus) Zhou
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Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Visiting address:
Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau, Room POT 68 Hettnerstraße 3
01069 Dresden
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Research associate
NameDipl.-Ing. Sebastian Pape
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Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Visiting address:
Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau, Room POT 260 Hettnerstraße 3
01069 Dresden
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Research fellow
NameDr. Chaopeng Tan
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Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Visiting address:
Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau, Raum POT 260A Hettnerstraße 3
01069 Dresden
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Research associate (Ph.D. candidate)
NameYikai Zeng M.Sc.
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Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Chair of Traffic Process Automation
Visiting address:
Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau, Room POT 58 Hettnerstraße 3
01069 Dresden