Florida Automated Vehicles Summit
Florida Automated Vehicles Summit DAY ONE (December 15, 2014) (Coronado Springs) 7:30-8:30AM
Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30-9:00
Welcome Secretary Ananth Prasad (Florida Department of Transportation) Governor Rick Scott (FL – R) (invited)
9:00-9:30
Keynote Speaker - Address from D.C. on AV Policy
9:30-10:00
Vision for AV/CV in Florida
10:00-10:30
Status of AV/CV Technologies Development
10:30-11:00
FDOT’s Connected Vehicle Program – Solutions to Real-World Problems
11:00-12:00
Utilizing Florida’s Infrastructure for AV/CV Test-bed Opportunities
12:00
Networking Break/Posters (30 minutes)
12:30-1:30PM
Lunch
1:30
Networking Break/Posters (30 minutes)
2:00-2:30
Forecasting Automated Vehicles
2:30–3:00
FDOT Pilot Project & Research Project Updates
3:00-3:30
FAV Stakeholder Working Group Progress
Elizabeth Birriel (FDOT Traffic Operations Engineer - ITS) Moderated by Rich Biter (FDOT Assistant Secretary – ISD) Tom Byron (FDOT CO) / Paul Steinman (FDOT D7)
Ed Hutchinson (FDOT’s Florida Automated Vehicles Initiative Manager) Introduced by Ed Hutchinson (FDOT Transportation Statistics Office Manager)
3:00-3:10
Technology/Infrastructure
3:20-3:30
Policy
3:30-3:40
Multi-modal Transportation
Elizabeth Birriel (FDOT Traffic Operations Engineer - ITS) Jim Wood (FDOT Office of Policy Planning Manager) Ed Coven (FDOT Transit Office Manager)
3:40–4:10
Freight Applications of AV/CV Technologies
4:10–4:40
Transit Applications of AV/CV Technologies
Introduced by Juan Flores (FDOT Freight & Logistics Administrator) Introduced by Tom Byron (FDOT Chief Engineer)
4:40–5:10
Automation as an Economic Engine
5:10–5:25
Wrap Up/Expectations for Day 2
5:30-7:00
Reception (Light Hors Devours)
Rich Biter (FDOT Assistant Secretary)
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Florida Automated Vehicles Summit Day Two (December 16, 2014) (WDW Speedway) 8:00AM-2:00PM Speedway Sign-In 9:00AM-12:00PM Demonstrations/ Exhibit Hall
8 active demonstration stations (each on a schedule for ‘start’ times) 3 passive demonstration areas
12:00-2:00
Southern BBQ Lunch
2:00-6:00
Demonstrations/ Exhibit Hall
Catered by Disney
8 active demonstration stations (each on a schedule for ‘start’ times) 3 passive demonstration areas
Demonstration Stations 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11)
Exhibit Hall Lunch Tent Alternative Fuel vehicles/Transit vehicles/Freight vehicles Highway Automation (high speed, stop & go) Military Applications Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Connected Vehicle Applications Last Mile Solutions Mobility Applications (bike/ped, transit) University Surface Water Automation OEM Test Drives (ADAS available on 2015s)
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4
3 2
11
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1 9
5 10
6
3
Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30-9:00
Welcome Secretary Ananth Prasad (Florida Department of Transportation) Governor Rick Scott (FL – R) (invited)
9:00-9:30
Keynote Speaker - Address from D.C. on AV Policy
9:30-10:00
Vision for AV/CV in Florida
10:00-10:30
Status of AV/CV Technologies Development
10:30-11:00
FDOT’s Connected Vehicle Program – Solutions to Real-World Problems
11:00-12:00
Utilizing Florida’s Infrastructure for AV/CV Test-bed Opportunities
12:00
Networking Break/Posters (30 minutes)
12:30-1:30PM
Lunch
1:30
Networking Break/Posters (30 minutes)
2:00-2:30
Forecasting Automated Vehicles
2:30–3:00
FDOT Pilot Project & Research Project Updates
3:00-3:30
FAV Stakeholder Working Group Progress
Elizabeth Birriel (FDOT Traffic Operations Engineer - ITS) Moderated by Rich Biter (FDOT Assistant Secretary – ISD) Tom Byron (FDOT CO) / Paul Steinman (FDOT D7)
Ed Hutchinson (FDOT’s Florida Automated Vehicles Initiative Manager) Introduced by Ed Hutchinson (FDOT Transportation Statistics Office Manager)
3:00-3:10
Technology/Infrastructure
3:20-3:30
Policy
3:30-3:40
Multi-modal Transportation
Elizabeth Birriel (FDOT Traffic Operations Engineer - ITS) Jim Wood (FDOT Office of Policy Planning Manager) Ed Coven (FDOT Transit Office Manager)
3:40–4:10
Freight Applications of AV/CV Technologies
4:10–4:40
Transit Applications of AV/CV Technologies
Introduced by Juan Flores (FDOT Freight & Logistics Administrator) Introduced by Tom Byron (FDOT Chief Engineer)
4:40–5:10
Automation as an Economic Engine
5:10–5:25
Wrap Up/Expectations for Day 2
5:30-7:00
Reception (Light Hors Devours)
Rich Biter (FDOT Assistant Secretary)
2
Florida Automated Vehicles Summit Day Two (December 16, 2014) (WDW Speedway) 8:00AM-2:00PM Speedway Sign-In 9:00AM-12:00PM Demonstrations/ Exhibit Hall
8 active demonstration stations (each on a schedule for ‘start’ times) 3 passive demonstration areas
12:00-2:00
Southern BBQ Lunch
2:00-6:00
Demonstrations/ Exhibit Hall
Catered by Disney
8 active demonstration stations (each on a schedule for ‘start’ times) 3 passive demonstration areas
Demonstration Stations 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11)
Exhibit Hall Lunch Tent Alternative Fuel vehicles/Transit vehicles/Freight vehicles Highway Automation (high speed, stop & go) Military Applications Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Connected Vehicle Applications Last Mile Solutions Mobility Applications (bike/ped, transit) University Surface Water Automation OEM Test Drives (ADAS available on 2015s)
7
4
3 2
11
8
1 9
5 10
6
3
