Tung Mai Le's homepage

G'day

I am Tung Mai Le, a PhD student at UNSW and NICTA, supervised by Dr. Toby Walsh. You can find my CV here

My work

My PhD is about building a signal-vehicle cooperative control system. The goal is to reduce traveling time and fuel consumption (hence emission). State-of-the-art signal scheduling systems mainly focus on the former goal, leaving the the latter as a side product. Mine is different in that it actively tackles both problems at the same time. Imagine your future car can automatically speed up to catch the green light (or slow down to avoid the red light) in the next 30 secs around the corner. Hey, how about some demo?

Publications (as of September 2011)

C. Cai, T. Le, Approximate Dynamic Programming Controller for Multiple Intersections. Proceedings of the 12th World Conference on Transport Research, Lisbon, Portugal, 2010 (pdf)
T. Le, C. Cai, A new feature for approximate dynamic programming traffic light controller. Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Computational Transportation Science, 2010 (pdf)
T. Le, C.Cai, T. Walsh, An adaptive signal-vehicle cooperative control system, IEEE 14th Intelligent Transport Systems Conference, Washington D.C, USA, Oct 2011 (pdf).