Information and Computer Science (Software concentration)
University of California at Irvine
1999
M.S.
Information and Computer Science (ICS)
University of California at Irvine
1995
B.S.
Aerospace Engineering(summa cum laude)
Polytechnic University
1987
Research and Expertise
Autonomous Vehicles Laboratory (AVL)
Web Link The AVL researches, develops, & evaluates unmanned & autonomous vehicle systems: air, ground, water surface, & underwater. An autonomous vehicle system is an autonomous mobile robot that carries a payload. In case you have not seen the news lately, unmanned & autonomous vehicle systems are HOT.
A. A. Reyes, A. Narayanasamy, “Definition and Optimization of a Parameterized, High-Level Design for a Border Patrol System”, Proceedings of Unmanned Systems North America 2005, Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Maryland, June 28—30, 2005, Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI).
Category: CONFERENCE
2004
Published Guest Column, Arthur Alexander Reyes, "The Right Recipe", The Shorthorn, 20 June 2004, The University of Texas at Arlington. Category: Editorial
Popular press articles
2003
Published Arthur A. Reyes, Atilla Dogan, "Autonomous Vehicle Lab Initiative at UTA", in Proceedings of the 2nd AIAA "Unmanned Unlimited" Systems, Technologies, and Operations Aerospace, Land, and Sea Conference and Workshop & Exhibit, Hyatt Regency Islandia, San D Category: CONFERENCE
Conference paper
2003
Published Arthur A. Reyes, Aarathi P. Narayanasamy, Atilla Dogan, "Simulation-Based Development of Real-Time, Embedded Software for Swarmed, Autonomous Aerial Vehicles", in Proceedings of the 22nd Digital Avionics Systems Conference: Dawn of the 2nd Century / Raci Category: CONFERENCE
Conference paper
2003
Published Arthur A. Reyes, Jose R. Espino, Vijai Mohan, Monica Nadkar, "Ad Hoc Software Interfacing: Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) when Middleware is Overkill", in Proceedings of the 27th Annual International Computer Software and Application Conference Category: CONFERENCE
The AVL (described above) is a synergistic, inter-disciplinary collaboration of faculty in the UTA departments of Computer Science & Engineering, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, & Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering.
Support
Duration
Title
Sponsor
Amount
Status
2007-2009
Development of Education/Training Programs at UTA for Addressing Texas Workforce Needs in the area of Autonomous Unmanned Systems
Texas Workforce Commission
$ 364,141
Current
2003
A Proposal to Establish UTA Expertise in Developing HLA-Compatible Simulation Products
Lockheed-Martin Aeronautical Systems
$7,336.08
Previous
2000-2001
Development Methodology for Custom Software Test Support Tools
UTA Research Enhancement Program (REP)
$10,000
Previous
2000-2001
Research & Development of Jewel Compression: Advanced Data Compression Architecture & Algorithm
U.S. Naval Air Systems Command
$35,000
Previous
2000-2000
Jewel Compression: Advanced Data Compression Algorithm
UTA Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program
$500
Previous
1993-1996
NASA Graduate Students Researcher Fellowship
NASA
$60,000
Previous
1992-1993
University of California President's Fellowship
University of California of Irvine
$20,000
Previous
News Articles
Grant to Expand Interest in Unmanned Vehicle Development
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