Assessment of the ISO 26262 Standard, “Road Vehicles – Functional Safety”
Assessment of the ISO 26262 Standard, “Road Vehicles – Functional Safety”
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Trends of Transportation Simulation and Modeling Based on a Selection of Exploratory Advanced Research Projects: Workshop Summary Report
Our nation continues to look for new and innovative strategies that can improve the transportation system we use daily. Consequently, effective tools such as computer simulation and models are needed to assess the validity of various proposed transportation solutions.Technology Transfer
Volpe technology transfer consists of a broad range of formal and informal cooperation and collaboration activities with federal and state/local agencies, peer federal laboratories, and the public and private sectors. Successful technology transfer efforts address government and private-sector...
2011 Phase I Awards
2011 Phase I Awards for the U.S. DOT SBIR program
2012 Phase I Awards
2012 Phase I Awards for the U.S. DOT SBIR program
2013 Phase I Awards
2013 Phase I Awards for the U.S. DOT SBIR program
Transportation Trajectories
Featuring U.S. DOT Volpe Center experts, Transportation Trajectories is a dialogue on advancing transportation innovation for the public good. The transportation community is invited to join the conversation as Volpe staff describe their work and share their knowledge of the...
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