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ERTICO - ITS Europe 1

4th ETSI TC ITS Workshop, 7 9 February 2012

Hermann Meyer, ERTICO


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WHAT IT IS INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTSYSTEMS (ITS)

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From data to services ITS are systems and services which improve

mobility of people and goods by...


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From data to services Key elements


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The ERTICO Partners ...Mission ... cooperate to develop and deploy

Intelligent Transport Systems in Europe tobring Intelligence into Mobility ...

... towards zero accidents


... towards zero delays,... with reduced impact on the environment,

... towards fully informed people,

where services are affordable and seamless,

privacy is respected andsecurity is provided.


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Develop and test

technologies

Implement policyImplement

... achieving deployment of ITS services

Deployment of ITS


Agree andimplement business

models

frameworkframework

Services


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ERTICO ITS Europe Partners (1)

Orange Business Services Telecom Italia S.p.A.

Mobile Network OperatorsMobile Network Operators

Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club (ADAC e.V.) Royal Dutch Touring Club (ANWB) Fdration Internationale de lAutomobile (FIA) International Road Transport Union (IRU) Reial Autombil Club de Catalunya (RACC)

UsersUsers

Austria Austrian Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology Belgium Vlaamse Overheid Department Mobility & Public Works Czech Republic Ministry of Transport Denmark North Denmark Region & Danish Road Directorate

Public AuthoritiesPublic Authorities

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Finland Finnish Transport Agency

France Ministry of Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development & Sea Bordeaux, Aquitaine (represented by Topos) Germany Federal Ministry for Transport, Building & Urban Development & Westdeutscher Rundfunk Kln (WDR) Hungary Ministry of Transport, Telecommunications & Energy Ireland Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport Italy Ministry of Transport Luxembourg Administration des Ponts et Chausses Norway NPRA Norwegian Public Roads Administration Poland General Directorate for National Roads & Motorways Portugal IMTT - Institute for Mobility and Land Transport Portuguese National Road Authority (EP) Saudi Arabia Ministry of Transport Slovak Republic Ministry of Transport, Construction, and Regional Development Slovenia Ministry of Transport Spain Basque Government Department of Housing, Public Works and Transport & Direccin General de Trfico

(DGT) & Directorate General of Road Transport, Ministry of Internal Development Sweden Swedish Transport Administration (STA)

Switzerland Directorate General of Swiss Customs & FEDRO Swiss Federal Roads Office The Netherlands Ministry of of Infrastructure and the Environment United Kingdom DfT Department for Transport


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ACS, a Xerox Company ASFA ASFiNAG Efkon AG EGIS Kapsch TrafficCom AG MIZAR Automazione - SWARCO Group Peek Traffic BV Q-Free ASA Satellic Siemens AG Thetis S.p.A. Vialis BV

Traffic and Transport IndustryTraffic and Transport Industry

Association des Constructeurs Europens d'Automobiles(ACEA)

BMW Group

Vehicle ManufacturesVehicle Manufactures

ALLIANZ AG Dekra eV - Deutscher Kraftfahrzeug Ueberwachungsverein Ericsson AB IBM Logica MetaSystem S.p.A. NAVTEQ Corporation NXP Semiconductors PluService s.r.l. PTV Planung Transport und Verkehr AG TeamNet International SA Technolution TomTom WirelessCar (representing Volvo Information Technology) YGOMI Europe Service LLC

Service ProvidersService Providers

ERTICO ITS Europe Partners (2)

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AVL List GmbH CINTERION Wireless Modules GmbH COBRA Automotive Technologies Continental Automotive GmbH DENSO Europe BV

Mitsubishi Electric Automotive Europe NEC Europe Ltd Panasonic Automotive Systems Europe GmbH Robert Bosch GmbH

SuppliersSuppliers

Fiat S.p.A. Honda Motor Europe Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) LTD Renault Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA Verband der Automobil Industrie E.V. (VDA) Volvo Car Corporation Volvo Technology Corporation

Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH) Automotive Technological Centre of Galicia (CTAG ) German Aerospace Centre (DLR) Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS) Interuniversity Consortium for Optimization and Research

(ICOOR) French Institute of Science & Technology for Transport

(IFSTTAR) innovITS Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds Istituto Superiore Mario Boella (ISMB) Newcastle University SINTEF TECNALIA

TNO Mobility Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT)

ResearchResearch


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WHAT WE DO ACTIVITIES TOWARDSDEPLOYMENT OF ITS



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Activities towards deployment of ITSSome priority areas

CooperativeMobilitytowards fully connected travellers, vehicles and

infrastructure

Interoperable communicationplatforms in vehicles andinfrastructure

Future internet for Cooperative Mobility

CooperativeMobilitytowards fully connected travellers, vehicles and

infrastructure

SafeMobilitytowards zero accidents

Road safety related traffic information Harmonised provision for an interoperable

EU-wide eCall Safe and secure truck parking

SafeMobilitytowards zero accidents

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EcoMobilitytowards a reduced impact on our environment

ITS for energy efficiency: driving, traffic -and fleet management

ITS for ElectroMobility

EcoMobilitytowards a reduced impact on our environment

InfoMobilitytowards zero delays and fully informed people

Optimal use of road, traffic and travel data Multi-modal traveller information

InfoMobilitytowards zero delays and fully informed people

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Workshops & Task

ForcesCo-funded projects

Activities towards deployment of ITS- Services from ERTICO office

Deployment platforms

EcoMove

...and examples


InitiativesITS Congresses Co-operations

Interoperability testing ETSI


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EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES



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Cooperative Mobility Systems and Services forEnergy EfficiencyObjectives

To develop a combination of cooperative systems and

tools using V2V and V2I communication to help:

drivers sustainably eliminate unnecessary fuel consumption,

fleet managers manage their vehicles more economically andpromote eco-driving through feedback & incentives, road operators balance traffic flows in the most energy efficient

way.

Target is to reduce up to 20% fuel consumptionand therefore CO 2 emission


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Cooperative Mobility Systems and

Services for Energy EfficiencyVision and motivation

Wasted energy due to :

- Inefficient deceleration- Wrong gear & engine speed- Excessive speed, acceleration- Poor anticipation- Congestion- Poorl s nchronised si nals

eCoMove benefit

EnergyeCoMove Solutions

ecoSmartDriving

The futureSituation today

- Choice of inefficient route- Lack of know-how, motivation

Energy consumption ofperfect eco-driver

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Time

Energy consumption ofperfect eco-driver

Residual wasted energy

ecoTrafficManagement + Control


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First interoperability test event

proving European interoperability High level of interoperability

between participating partnersequipment was proven.

15 equipment suppliers: Siemens Peek Traffic, NEC, Q-Free, Cohda Wireless, DENSO, Hitachi,

interoperability was tested. Noapplication tests wereperformed.

The event was co-organised byERTICO and ETSI

HONDA R&D, ITRI, NORDSYS,NXP Semiconductors, QatarUniversity QSTP B, VectorInformatik, VTT, CTAG


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ERTICO ETSI cooperation The initial Memorandum of Understanding was signed in

February 2009. ERTICO and ETSI collaborate at different levels:

ITS standardization Interoperability testing

Jointly organized the 1st ITS Plugtests in November.

3 Plugtests events planned so far in the 1st half of2012

The MoU will be renewed in 2012 with an enhanced scope: A wider range of technical committees mapped with

additional projects at ERTICO Collaboration for the communication at ITS congresses



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DEVELOPMENT STEPS FOR ITS



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Latency

1 sec

100 ms

10 ms

UMTS

LTE / ITS-G5A & G5B Avoidance

Warnin

TowardsAutomation

Development steps for ITS

Driver services (1)

Space accuracy10 km 1 km 100 m 10 m 1 m 10 cm ...

10 min

1 min

10 sec

RDS/Digital BroadcastInformation

Assistance

Awareness



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Latency

1 sec

100 ms

10 ms

UMTS

LTE / ITS-G5A & G5B

Development steps for ITS

Driver Services (2)TowardsAutomation

Avoidance

Warnin

Space accuracy10 km 1 km 100 m 10 m 1 m 10 cm ...

10 min

1 min

10 sec

RDS/Digital Broadcast


Information

Assistance

Awareness


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Development steps for ITSMobility Services

More dataExchange

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e er a aProcessing

+

More integrationof services

u -mo aservices


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Some future research areas Cooperative and adaptive highly automated vehicles(safety and energy efficiency benefits)

Using V2V communications for cooperative platooningUsing V2I for integration with traffic management and adaptation of level

of automation to real-time and predictive traffic conditions

ITS for electromobilityInte ration of main ITS relevant com onents ener mana ement link

to smartgrid, navigation, connectivity)Innovative mobility services (urban, interurban) taking full potential ofdifferent electric vehicle usage and fleet management

Future internet for connected mobility (Traffic efficiencybenefits)

Cloud enabled seamless traffic managementIntegrated multimodal traveller information and booking servicesCity logistics


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VISION FOR ITS



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Vision for 2020

i-Car

i-Trucki-Plane


USER i-Bus

i-Train

i-Bicyclei-Pedestrian

i-Motorcycle

i-Ship


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