The project aims to create a hybrid twin system for urban traffic management, combining AI, edge cloud computing, and advanced communication networks. The hybrid twin merges virtual traffic simulations with digital twins, incorporating physics-based models and real-time data from infrastructure and vehicle sensors. Key research areas include data analytics and machine learning for real-time control. The traffic management system will be tested and evaluated using computer simulations and the NSF PAWR COSMOS city-scale wireless testbed in West Harlem, providing a realistic environment for system design and evaluation, as well as a platform for local community outreach.
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