University Lecturer
Tom van der Sande
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Tom van der Sande focusses on the development of control systems for cooperative and automated vehicles and the overall safety concept related to the design of an automated vehicle. Besides that, he has kept the research into the vertical dynamics of vehicles open through collaboration with industrial partners.
In his research he strives to establish a strong coupling between a thorough theoretical basis and a clear practical implementation. Within automotive research there is no substitute for testing in real environments, since there is always a human in the loop and driving circumstances are ever changing.
Recent Publications
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Observer Based Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control for Heterogeneous Vehicle Platoons with Actuator Delay
(2024) -
Scenario Extraction from a Large Real-World Dataset for the Assessment of Automated Vehicles
(2024) -
Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control for Heterogeneous Platoons with Actuator Delay
IFAC-PapersOnLine (2023) -
Rule-based control of a semi-active suspension system for road holding using limited sensor information: design and experiments
Vehicle System Dynamics (2022) -
Sliding Mode Acceleration Estimation For Safe Vehicular Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control
(2022)
Current Educational Activities
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