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Ben-Akiva, Moshe, and others. The case for smart highways.
Technology review, v. 95, July 1992: 38-47. Collier, W. Clay, and Richard J. Weiland. Smart cars,
smart highways. IEEE spectrum, v. 31, Apr. 1994: 27-33. National ITS program plan: intelligent transportation
systems. Edited by Gary W. Euler and H. Douglas Robertson. Washington,
ITS America, 1995. 4 v.
Subject headings used by the Library of Congress, under which books on intelligent transportation systems can be located in most card, book, and online catalogs, include the following:
Advanced technology for road transport: IVHS and
ATT. Ian Catling, editor. Boston, Artech House, c1994. 376 p. Driving future vehicles. Edited by Andrew M.
Parkes and Stig Franzen. London, Washington, Taylor & Francis,
c1993. 458 p. Information technology on the move: technical and
behavioural evaluations of mobile telecommunications. Geoffrey
Underwood and others. Chichester, Eng., New York, John Wiley, c1994.
245 p. Whelan, Richard. Smart highways, smart cars.
Boston, Artech House, c1995. 231 p.
Intelligent vehicle highway systems: review of
field trials; report prepared by an OECD scientific expert group.
Paris, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development; Washington,
OECD Publications and Information Centre, distributor, c1992. 102
p. International IVHS index. New York, Waters
Information Services, c1994- 1 v. IVHS advancements. Warrendale, Pa., Society
of Automotive Engineers, c1994. 37 p. (SAE/SP-94/1037) IVHS issues and technology. Warrendale, Pa.,
Society of Automotive Engineers, c1992. 68 p. (SP-928) IVHS programs and applications. Warrendale,
Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, c1993. 70 p. (SP-983) Petrites, Seyem D., and Michael C. Kleiber. IVHS
thesaurus: a controlled, hierarchical vocabulary for indexing materials
relating to intelligent vehicle highway systems. Rev. Dec. 1991.
Berkeley, Institute of Transportation studies, University of California
at Berkeley, c1991. 19 p. (Library references, UCB-ITS-LR-91-1) Vehicle systems for roads. Warrendale, Pa.,
Society of Automotive Engineers, c1993. 134 p. (SP-989)
Automotive display systems and IVHS. Warrendale,
Pa., Society of Automotive Engineers, c1993. 132 p. (SP-964) Ayers, David Randal. Tort reform and "smart"
highways: are liability concerns impeding the development of cost-effective
intelligent vehicle-highway systems? Final report. Charlottesville,
Virginia Transportation Research Council, 1994. 50 p. (VTRC, 94-R6) Communications, traffic signals, and traffic control
devices, 1991. Washington, Transportation Research Board, National
Research Council, 1991. 145 p. (Transportation research record,
no. 1324) Generic intelligent driver support. Edited
by John A. Michon. London, Washington, Taylor & Francis, c1993.
252 p. Ran, Bin, and David E. Boyce. Dynamic urban transportation
network models: theory and implications for intelligent vehicle-highway
systems. Berlin, New York, Springer-Verlag, c1994. 390 p. (Lecture
notes in economics and mathematical systems, 417)
Bellomo, Salvatore J. Responsive multimodal transportation
management strategies and IVHS. Washington, U.S. Department
of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Feb. 1995. 162
p. Department of Transporation's intelligent transportation
systems (ITS) projects. Compiled by U.S. Department of Transportation
Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Joint Program Office, Federal
Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration, and National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Washington, U.S. Department
of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, 1995. 421 p. Department of Transportation's intelligent vehicle
highway systems projects. Compiled by Federal Highway Administration,
Office of Traffic Management and IVHS (HTV-1) and others. Washington,
The Department, 1993. 197 p. Schweiger, Carol L., Mary Kihl, and Lawrence N. Labell.
Advanced public transportation systems: the state of the art:
update '94. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Transportation, Federal
Transit Administration; Springfield, Va., National Technical Information
Service, distributor, 1994. 133 p.
IEEE Workshop on Electronic Applications in Transportation
(1990, Dearborn, Mich.). 1990 IEEE Workshop on Electronic Applications
in Transportation. New York, Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers; Piscataway, N.J., IEEE Service Center, distributor, c1990.
112 p. Intelligent Vehicles '93 Symposium (1993, Tokyo, Japan).
Proceedings of the Intelligent Vehicles '93 Symposium, July 14-16,
1993. Sponsored by IEEE Industrial Electronics Society; co-sponsored
by SAE and others. Piscataway, N.J., IEEE Service Center, 1993.
496 p. International Conference on Microcomputers in Transportation
(4th, 1992, Baltimore, Md.). Microcomputers in transportation:
proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Microcomputers
in Transportation, Baltimore, Md., July 22-24, 1992. Edited
by John Chow; David M. Litvin and Kenneth S. Opiela, associate editors.
Sponsored by the Urban Transportation Division of the American Society
of Civil Engineers. New York, American Society of Civil Engineers,
c1993. 860 p. Proceedings. IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference
... VTS Conference. 17th- 1966- New York, Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers. annual. Vehicle Navigation and Information Systems Conference
(5th, 1994, Yokohama- shi, Japan). 1994 Vehicle navigation &
information systems conference proceedings, August 31-September
2, 1994. Sponsored by IEEE Vehicular Technology Society and
others. New York, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,
c1994. 772 p.
Abstracting and Indexing Services which index relevant journal articles and other literature relevant to intelligent transportation systems are listed below.
Journals that often contain articles relevant to intelligent transport systems include the following:
Krozel, Jimmy. Intelligent path prediction for vehicular
traffic. AI magazine, v. 15, spring 1994: 67-68. Lafortune, Stephane, and others. Dynamic system-optimal
traffic assignment using a state space model. Transportation
research. Part B: methodological, v. 27B, no. 6, 1993:
451-472. Levine, Steve Z., and William R. McCasland. Monitoring
freeway traffic conditions with automatic vehicle identification
systems. ITE journal, v. 64, Mar. 1994: 23-28. Lo, Hong K., and others. Evaluation framework for
IVHS. Journal of transportation engineering, v. 120, May/June
1994: 447-460. Mahmassani, Hani S., and Peter Shen-Te Chen. An investigation
of the reliability of real-time information for route choice decisions
in a congested traffic system. Transportation, v. 20, no.
2, 1993: 157-178. Marchessault, Thomas E. IVHS and the dismal science.
IVHS review, summer 1993: 43-50. Pearce, Vincent P., Brian G. Keeler, and J. Andre
Schmid. The San Antonio ATMS: innovation tackles the congestion
challenge. ITE journal, v. 64, June 1994: 23-27. Rowe, Edwin. Operations and maintenance: Achilles'
heel of IVHS? IVHS review, fall 1993: 1-8. Sato, Nobuaki. Advanced road transportation systems
in Japan. IVHS review, fall 1993: 77-86. Yang, Hai, and others. Exploration of route choice
behavior with advanced traveler information using neural network
concepts. Transportation, v. 20, no. 2, 1993: 199-223.
Technical reports and other types of literature are indexed in the following guides:
Reports listed below are available in the microform collection of the Science Reading Room. They and other reports on the subject may also be purchased from the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), Springfield, Virginia 22161. NTIS telephone: 800-553-NTIS. DeBlasio, Allan J., and others. IVHS institutional
and legal issues program: review of the FAST-TRAC operational test.
Cambridge, Mass., John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems
Center, 1994. 80 p. (FHWA-SA-94- 067) IVHS institutional issues and case studies: ADVANCE
case study. Cambridge, Mass., John A. Volpe National Transportation
Systems Center, 1994. 40 p. (FHWA-SA-94-055) IVHS institutional issues and case studies: analysis
and lessons learned. Cambridge, Mass., John A. Volpe National
Transportation Systems Center, 1994. 135 p. (FHWA-SA-94-061) Intelligent vehicle highway systems. Washington,
Transportation Research Board, 1993. 135 p. (Transportation research
record, no. 1408) Stevens, S. S., and S. M. Chin. Cost estimates
for near-term deployment of advanced traffic management systems.
Oak Ridge, Tenn., Center for Transportation Analysis, Oak Ridge
National Laboratory, 1993. 83 p. (ORNL/M- 2672)
Selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet boxes include the following: Architecture: what it is and why it's needed. IVHS architecture bulletin, Sept. 1994: 3-9. Barbaresso, James C. Solving real-world problems on the fast track. ENR, v. 233, Nov. 28, 1994: 16-20, suppl. Benz, Thomas. Traffic flow effects of intelligent vehicles. Traffic technology international, 1994: 118-120. Collision avoidance systems: issues and opportunities. 1994 Proceedings. Sponsored by ITS America Safety and Human Factors Committee and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Washington, ITS America, 1995. 208 p. (Report no. ITSA-95-002) Constantino, James. Overcoming institutional barriers to IVHS. Transportation quarterly, v. 48, winter 1994: 3-13. Diebold, John. Overcoming obstacles to 21st century infrastructure. IVHS review, spring 1993: 63-78. Driving ambitions. IEE review, v. 41, Jan. 19, 1995: 2. ETTM primer for transportation and toll officials. Washington, ITS America ATMS Committee ETTM Task Force, 1995. 73 p. Federal IVHS program recommendations for fiscal years 1994 and 1995. Washington, IVHS America, 1992. 222 p. (Report no. IVHS-AMER-92-5) French, Robert L., and others. A comparison of IVHS progress in the United States, Japan and Europe through 1993. Washington, IVHS America, 1994. 186 p. (Report no. IVHS-AMER-94-5) Guidelines for ATMS. Washington, Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) Committee, IVHS America, 1992. 96 p. (Report no. IVHS-AMER-ATMS-92-2) Hughes, Ronald G. IVHS: the marriage of transportation and communications. Transportation quarterly, v. 48, summer 1994: 249-256. Intelligent highways here and abroad. Public works, v. 125, Sept. 1994: 88-89. ITS architecture development program. Phase 1. Summary report. Washington, ITS America, Nov. 1994. 106 p. Mullins, Justin. Cars that drive themselves. New scientist, v. 144, Oct. 15, 1994: 37-40. New name, new era for IVHS. Civil engineering, v. 65, Apr. 1995: 26- 28. Nontechnical constraints and barriers to implementation of intelligent vehicle-highway systems: a report to Congress. Washington, Office of the Secretary, Dept. of Transportation, 1994. 1 v. (various pagings) Safety and human factors considerations. Washington, National Working Group on IVHS Safety and Human Factors, IVHS America, 1992. 67 p. (Report no. IVHS-AMER-ATMS-92-1) Saxton, Lyle. Automated control--cornerstone of future highway systems. IVHS review, summer 1993: 1-16. Schneiderman, Ron. Technology helps drive the intelligent-vehicle highway systems market. Microwaves & RF, v. 33, May 1994: 33-38. Shapiro, Gabriel. Are smart cars a dumb idea? Traffic safety, v. 93, Sept./Oct. 1993: 12-15. Wilsterman, Doug. The art of in-vehicle navigation. ENR, v. 233, Nov. 28, 1994: 6-7, suppl.
Additional Sources of Information are listed below. Also, the Internet offers a growing number of information resources.
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