Resilience-Based Adaptive Traffic Signal Strategy against Disruption at Single Intersection
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Sugar traffic jam: impaired cellulose deposition in the phloem retards long-distance sucrose transport
Carbohydrates produced in source tissues (e.g. mature leaves) must be distributed to sink tissues (e.g. roots and reproductive organs) to fuel growth and development and prevent feedback inhibition of photosynthesis in source leaves.
59 BASIC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES↗
Reducing urban traffic congestion due to localized routing decisions
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Distributed Kuramoto Self-Synchronization of Vehicle Speed Trajectories in Traffic Networks
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A Global Sensitivity Analysis of Traffic Microsimulation Input Parameters on Performance Metrics
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Schrader, Maxwell↗
Capturing the Impact of Speed, Grade, and Traffic on Class 8 Truck Platooning
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Predictive Equivalent Consumption Minimization Strategy With Segmented Traffic Information
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Dissipation of Traffic Jams Using a Single Autonomous Vehicle on a Ring Road
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Anomaly Detection On Network Traffic Using A Sequence Model Approach
The code ingests Zeek logs derived from network packet captures, applies a DBSCAN model, Gower distance to build a feature set as input into a transformer model that will output anomaly scores and provides the option to set a threshold as to what’s considered an anomaly.
Quach, Anna [Idaho National Laboratory (INL), Idah↗
Directing Traffic in the Rhizosphere: How Phage and Fauna Shape the Flow and Fate of Root Carbon through Microbial Pathways
The rhizosphere, the portion of soil directly influenced by plant roots, is an area of great biological activity and intense carbon (C) cycling. Interactions among the residents of the rhizosphere, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, and fauna, result in transformation and transfer C from root exudates and root debris to biomass and developing soil organic matter. The primary object of this research project was to explore the complex interactions controlling C flow in the rhizosphere and the response of these interactions to soil water conditions. We used stable isotope techniques combined with molecular analyses to observe the flow of C as it is fixed by plants from the atmosphere, deposited into the soil through plant roots, and exchanged through multiple pathways of the soil food web. This technical report summarizes the achievements of this project from field, greenhouse, and lab experiments.
54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES↗
An analysis of gamma ray data collected at traffic intersections in Northern Virginia
Presentation of previously STIP'd paper of the same title. Paper accepted for presentation at SORMA West conference. Most of the work was not sponsored. Only limited SDRD support.
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