Autonomous Vehicle (AV) or self-driving vehicle technology promises to provide many economical and societal benefits and impacts. Safety is on the top of these benefits. Trajectory or path planning is one of the essential and critical tasks in operating the autonomous vehicle. In this paper we are tackling the problem of trajectory planning for fully-autonomous vehicles. Our use cases are designed for autonomous vehicles in a cloud based connected vehicle environment. This paper presents a method for selecting safe-optimal trajectory in autonomous vehicles. Selecting the safe trajectory in our work mainly based on using Big Data mining and analysis of real-life accidents data and real-time connected vehicles' data. The decision of selecting this trajectory is done automatically without any human intervention. The human touches in this scenario could be only at defining and prioritizing the driving preferences and concerns at the beginning of the planned trip. Safety always overrides the ranked user preferences listed in this work. The output of this work is a safe trajectory that represented by the position, ETA, distance, and the estimated fuel consumption for the entire trip.


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    Title :

    Autonomous vehicles safe-optimal trajectory selection based on big data analysis and predefined user preferences


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    Publication date :

    2016-10-01


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    231505 byte




    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English



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