U of I to host world leading ground transport center
The University of Iowa wins NSF site for a new Center for Computer Aided Design focusing on surface transportation and simulation modeling. Edward Haug credits state and federal funding plans with $9 million committed so far. Construction at Oakdale Research Park aims for 1996 completion with two thirds funded by the federal government.
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A Booster Mechanic Eases Morning Car Troubles
Chesmore works to start multiple cars during a long dawn shift. He explains choke, battery, and generator issues while aiding Neuhaus and Smith. The day ends with Chesmore hoping for rest after a grueling early morning rush.
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U of I pioneers real time driving simulation
The University of Iowa research in 1988 enabled real time vehicle-wheel simulations by coordinating road surface data with wheel responses. This breakthrough earned a 1989 Smithsonian Award and paved the way for a National Advanced Driving Simulator to be built in Iowa City, led by Edward Haug.
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