The images behind
the research.

The Georgia landscape and street photographs provide regional context. They do not identify Mobility Lab experiment or testing sites. Responsive image copies are resized and compressed for faster loading, and may be cropped by the page layout. Original source files are retained.

Downtown Athens, Georgia

“Athens, Georgia” by alans1948, photographed on February 11, 2016. East Broad Street, Athens, Georgia. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Image sourced from its credited reproduction in Southern Spaces.

A country road in rural Georgia

“Country road in Mitchell County, Georgia” by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Public-domain U.S. federal government work, via Wikimedia Commons.

Atlanta transportation network

Photograph by Venti Views on Unsplash. Used under the Unsplash License.

Research imagery & portraits

The Mobility Lab logo and other team portraits are retained from the lab's existing website. Haohua Que supplied his updated IROS 2026 portrait. The research vehicle image comes from the lab's Rural AV literature review resource. DriveDegrade, FALCON, and DinoLink figures are from the author-provided research materials; the homepage shows a cropped detail of the DriveDegrade overview. The 3D scenes & robot exploration thread shows one frame of the SenseExpo preview animation from the paper authors’ SenseExpo repository, cropped to the SenseExpo map, redrawn in its flat colours to remove GIF noise, and enlarged.

GA-72 EV experiment route

The route map is retained from UGA Mobility Lab’s EV car-following experiment repository (Copyright © 2025 Nathan Zhu, MIT License) and is redrawn here in grey with the route in UGA red. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License.

Hawkinsville LiDAR and HD map

Rendered from UGA Mobility Lab’s public Hawkinsville data release (Lanelet2 HD map and LiDAR point cloud) in the lab’s MIT-licensed rav-demo viewer. The homepage 3D view uses a thinned copy of the same release (about 95,000 of 4.3 million points), and its quiz uses the route-challenge notes from the rav-demo repository (MIT License).

NHTSA visit to UGA

Photographs of the Mobility Lab team, visitors, vehicle demonstrations, and research equipment published by the Georgia Network for Electric Mobility on LinkedIn on October 27, 2026. This is the publication date of the coverage; the source does not specify the date of the visit. The individual photographer and licensing terms are not specified in the source post.

TRAVELS field visit

Pulaski County, Georgia, July 13, 2026. The TRAVELS Center identifies this photograph as a visit by Dr. Handong Yao’s UGA team to discuss demonstration routes and collect data for HD-map development. Photo source: TRAVELS Center, University of Wisconsin–Madison. Photographer and open-license terms are not specified; no Creative Commons or public-domain status is claimed.

Mobility Lab-supported capstone team

2026 Manufactured System or Process Design Award, Autonomous Vehicle Infrastructure Evaluation Tool. Photograph from the University of Georgia College of Engineering’s official award-recipient page. This is a lab-supported capstone project, not a portrait of the lab’s research membership. Photo source: UGA College of Engineering; no open license is specified.

Research vehicles and instrumentation

The original three-panel photograph is retained from UGA Mobility Lab’s EV car-following experiment repository. Copyright © 2025 Nathan Zhu. The repository is distributed under the MIT License; its copyright and permission notice are retained with this website.

Georgia map

The state outline on the research page’s field-site map is from Natural Earth (public domain), simplified for the web.

Typeface

Headings use Avenir Next on devices that include it and Manrope elsewhere; Manrope is used under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, and its copyright and license are retained with this website. Body text uses each device’s system font.

Icons

Line icons are from Lucide, used under the ISC License. Its copyright and permission notice is retained with this website.