Autonomous Vehicle Pilot at Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall: Project Report Summary and Recommendations
Abstract
Military installations serve as strategic staging areas that are integral to national security. The Army is currently reconsidering how it views its installations as part of the battle space under multi-domain operations, which includes technology modernization efforts, such as the rapidly expanding field of connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technology. The DoD community and military installations have an interest in investigating autonomous transportation systems to determine their potential role in a broad range of military applications. CAVs capture, store, and analyze tremendous amounts of data. Military installations need to understand the data systems and processes involved in CAV deployments. To that end, the Army is con-ducting pilot projects that deploy updated and commercially-available CAVs on installations and within adjacent communities to further demonstrate their use and conduct research and development to optimize and inform the integration of this emerging technology. This report documents the deployment of Autonomous Vehicle (AV) technologies at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall for a 90-day pilot study to evaluate a commercially-available AV.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 09, 2020
- Accession Number
- AD1108418
Entities
People
- Ben Eubanks
- James P. Allen
- James T. Stinson
- Juan L. Davila-perez
- Lance L. Larkin
- Natalie R. Myers
- Richard J. Liesen
- Thomas A. Carlson
Organizations
- Engineer Research and Development Center