Ensuring Safety at Intelligent Intersections: Temporal Logic Meets Reachability Analysis
Kaj Munhoz Arfvidsson, Frank J. Jiang, Karl H. Johansson, Jonas, M{\aa}rtensson

TL;DR
This paper introduces a safety framework for intelligent intersections that combines temporal logic and reachability analysis to verify and guarantee vehicle safety in complex traffic scenarios.
Contribution
It develops an automated method to verify intersection safety specifications using temporal logic trees and reachability analysis, enabling safety guarantees for new intersection designs.
Findings
Successfully verified safety of vehicles at a simulated T-intersection.
Automated breakdown of temporal logic specifications into reachability analyses.
Framework provides automatic safety guarantees for intersection behavior.
Abstract
In this work, we propose an approach for ensuring the safety of vehicles passing through an intelligent intersection. There are many proposals for the design of intelligent intersections that introduce central decision-makers to intersections for enhancing the efficiency and safety of the vehicles. To guarantee the safety of such designs, we develop a safety framework for intersections based on temporal logic and reachability analysis. We start by specifying the required behavior for all the vehicles that need to pass through the intersection as linear temporal logic formula. Then, using temporal logic trees, we break down the linear temporal logic specification into a series of Hamilton-Jacobi reachability analyses in an automated fashion. By successfully constructing the temporal logic tree through reachability analysis, we verify the feasibility of the intersection specification. By…
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TopicsFormal Methods in Verification · Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy · Software Testing and Debugging Techniques
