System Leadership: Self-Driving Vehicles Regulation and the Role of Government

Iskandarova, Sevinj; El-Tawab, Samy

doi:10.1109/sm57895.2023.10112457

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Exploring Nonprofit and Government Agency AI Policies and Regulations: Systems Leadership

Iskandarova,

Sloan

2023

2023 IEEE Global Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (GCAIoT)

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Exploring Nonprofit and Government Agency AI Policies and Regulations: Systems Leadership

Iskandarova,

Sloan

2023

2023 IEEE Global Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (GCAIoT)

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Artificial Intelligence Policy and Regulation in Medicine: Navigating the Promise and Challenges

Yusif-Zada,

Iskandarova

2023

2023 IEEE Global Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (GCAIoT)

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Modeling of Traffic Information and Services for the Traffic Control Center in Autonomous Vehicle-Mixed Traffic Situations

Yang,

Choi,

Kang

2023

Applied Sciences

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Achieving fully autonomous driving requires seamless collaboration between advanced autonomous driving and road infrastructure technologies. As the proportion of autonomous vehicles (AVs) increases, challenges may arise from their insufficient knowledge of the behavior of traffic objects and inability to effectively drive short distances. Therefore, traffic control centers that can proactively control these issues in real time are essential. In this study, first, the terminology is defined and the types of AV-mixed Traffic Information that a traffic control center needs to efficiently collect, store, and analyze to accommodate the coexistence of AVs and conventional vehicles are identified. Second, a generic notation for an AV-mixed Traffic Information model is defined and the results of modeling each AV-mixed Traffic Information type are presented. Third, an AV-mixed Traffic Information services model that included the names, operations, input/output messages, and relationships of all services is suggested. Finally, the importance of the service functionalities is evaluated through a survey. This study will serve as an initial guideline for the design, construction, and operation of traffic control centers and will help proactively address issues that may arise from the interaction between AVs and conventional vehicles on the road. Moreover, it contributes to identifying the types of traffic information and services that traffic control centers must provide in the era of AV-mixed traffic and suggests future directions for analysis and utilization of traffic information.

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System Leadership: Self-Driving Vehicles Regulation and the Role of Government

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Exploring Nonprofit and Government Agency AI Policies and Regulations: Systems Leadership

Exploring Nonprofit and Government Agency AI Policies and Regulations: Systems Leadership

Artificial Intelligence Policy and Regulation in Medicine: Navigating the Promise and Challenges

Modeling of Traffic Information and Services for the Traffic Control Center in Autonomous Vehicle-Mixed Traffic Situations

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