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NSF CISE Information Theoretic Navigation
Part of this project was in collaboration with NASA JPL MAARS: Machine learning-based Analytics for Rover Systems. Imagine you are a food writer for a magazine, sent to a city for a day to discover and report on local cuisine. You have three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) over which to gather information and maximize […]
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Pugh wins Honorable Mention at the INFORMS MIF Student Poster Competition
Nigel Pugh, Honorable Mention award winner with his poster presentation of “Safe and Optimal Pedestrian Navigation in a Dynamic Emergency Environment” at the INFORMS MIF Student Poster Competition.
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Darko wins NCDOT Summit Poster Competition
Justice Darko, 2nd place student award winner with his poster presentation of “Modeling and Assessing the Impact of a Traveler’s Preference on Transit Route-Choice Behavior”
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Park & NASA-JPL Education
Finding the best driving route for a Mars rover isn’t as easy as turning on a navigation app – but John Park and Hiro Ono want to make it so. A program at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is helping them turn their idea into a reality, all while promoting diversity in STEM. A tenure-track faculty […]
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New NSF Project
Congratulations to Park Lab, who received a NSF Robust Intelligence Grant for next 3 years starting October 2019. The project title is “Information-theoretic Multiagent Paths for Anticipatory Control of Tasks (IMPACT)” and more details here. Abstract
NCA&T John Park
NCA&T, CDS&E 