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Visible to the public Understanding Ultrafast Instabilities in a Global Cyber-Physical System

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/22/2019 - 8:05pm. Contributors:

Abstract: Most future CPS systems will represent a complex, messy mix of hardware, software and human interactions - and may produce dangerous instabilities quicker than some external controller can react. The specific focus and motivation of this project concerns modeling and understanding the dynamics of such CPS that are large and evolve in a decentralized way due to changing market conditions, yielding a system comprising many heterogeneous components that may have incompatible communication protocols (e.g.

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Visible to the public Real-Time Cyber-Human-Vehicle Systems for Driving Safety Enhancement

Submitted by Junmin Wang on Tue, 01/22/2019 - 7:46pm. Contributors:

In this poster, we briefly present the overview of this CPS project and our research progress in its first two years. The overall goals of this project are to develop onboard-adaptable and personalizable human driver models, create revolutionary driver-specific and personalized vehicle active motion control systems, design dynamic onboard real-time computation task scheduling methods, and integrate real-time V2V communications with driver-vehicle-pair-specific inter-vehicle motion control methods.