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December 1, 1994IEEE Control Systems395 citations

Control issues in automated highway systems

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JHJ. Karl HedrickMTMasayoshi TomizukaPVPravin Varaiya

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This article describes vehicle control issues that must be faced in designing a fully automated highway system (AHS). In particular, requirements for a control system architecture as well as issues of lateral and longitudinal "platoon" control are addressed. Interest in AHS is clearly expanding at a rapid pace due to the ever-increasing problems of freeway congestion and the potential for a technological solution. The approach described is based on five years of research as part of the California PATH program.>

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a12ee01257f24f1de9e8ae7https://doi.org/10.1109/37.334412
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