1. Dick Schnacke, Chairman TC204 Patty Fusaro, Secretariat TC204
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ISO/TC204 Report
Dick Schnacke, Chairman TC204
Patty Fusaro, Secretariat TC204

2. ITS Standards Developing Organizations
IEEE p
IEEE P1609
ISO TC204: ITS
(1993)
ITS Collaboration
J2735
J2945
CEN TC278: RTTT
(1992)
ETSI TC ITS
(2007)
Some of the standards developing organsiations that are active in this field.
This is not good. We need to focus on less organsiations for many reasons.
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TC204 Approved Scope
Standardization of information, communication and control systems in the field of urban and rural surface transportation, including intermodal and multimodal aspects thereof, traveller information, traffic management, public transport, commercial transport, emergency services and commercial services in the intelligent transport systems (ITS) field.
Excluded: in-vehicle transport information and control systems (ISO/TC 22).
Note: ISO/TC 204 is responsible for the overall system aspects and infrastructure aspects of intelligent transport systems (ITS), as well as the coordination of the overall ISO work programme in this field including the schedule for standards development, taking into account the work of existing international standardization bodies.

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Overview ISO/TC204
Within ISO, ISO/TC 204 is responsible for the overall system & infrastructure aspects of intelligent transport systems (ITS).
530 Registered experts
Number of published ISO standards: 201
Number of work Items: 347
Number of work items under Vienna Agreement: 114
Active Work Items: PWIs
ISO/TC204 Participating countries: 26
ISO/TC204 Observing countries: 27
Internal and External Liaison: 45

5. TC204 Structure 12 Active TC204 Working Groups: WG1: Architecture
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TC204 Structure
12 Active TC204 Working Groups:
WG1: Architecture
WG3: ITS Database Technology
WG4: AVI/AEI (Automated Vehicle/Equipment ID)
WG5: EFC/ETC (Electronic Fee & Toll Collection)
WG7: Fleet, Commercial & Freight Management
WG8: Public Transport & Emergency Services
WG9: Integrated Transport Info, Mgmt & Control
WG10: Traveler Information Systems
WG14: Veh/Roadway Warning & Control Systems
WG16: Wide Area Communication Systems
WG17: Nomadic Devices in ITS Systems
WG18: Cooperative ITS

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Joint ISO TC204/CEN TC278
Many ISO TC204 WGs are mirrored in CEN and hold joint meetings with their CEN equivalents:
ISO WG1 / CEN WG13: Architecture
ISO WG4 / CEN WG12: AVI/AEI
ISO WG5 / CEN WG1: EFC/ETC
ISO WG7 / CEN WG2: Fleet/Freight
ISO WG8 / CEN WG3: Public Transport
ISO WG9 / CEN WG8: Trans. Info, Mgmt, Control
ISO WG10 / CEN WG4: Trav. Info. Systems
ISO WG18 / CEN WG16: Cooperative ITS

7. EU-US Task Force for C-ITS - Harmonization Task Groups
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EU-US Task Force for C-ITS - Harmonization Task Groups
EU-U.S. Research Cooperation in Cooperative Systems
Leading work on communications and security
Reports available, see: agenda/en/news/progress-and- findings-harmonisation-eu-us- security-and-communications- standards-field
USA
US DoT EU
DG INFSO JP
MLIT

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9. Architecture For Cooperative ITS
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Architecture For Cooperative ITS
Personal ITS Station
Central ITS Station
Central
Gateway
Central
Host
Border
Router
Applications
Facilities N
etworking
&
Transport
Access
Technologies
... M a n g e m t
Ethernet S c u r i y
CAN bus
Facilities N
etworking
&
Transport
Access
Technologies
... M a n g e m t S c u r i y
Applications
Ethernet N
etworking
&
Transport
Access
Technologies
... M a n g e m t
Ethernet S c u r i y
IPv 6 n e t m
Facilities e y u i t a g c r e M a n
& N
etworking
Transport
... S
Access
Traffic Centre/Service Centre 3
Technologies
Cooperative ITS
Data Cloud
Vehicle ITS Station
Roadside ITS Station
5.9
Mobile
Router N
etworking
&
Transport
Access
Technologies
... M a n g e m t S c u r i y
Vehicle
Host
Facilities
Applications
Gateway
ECU
Roadside
Gateway
Access
Router
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Host
Border
Router
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etworking y r e i c u t m t n e N
etworking t y m g e a e y
&
Transport
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&
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etworking
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& S u r i c t e t n m a e e a g n N
&
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Ethernet
Technologies
Access
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CAN bus 5 . 9
Technologies
GHz
Ethernet
Technologies
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Access M
Ethernet
Technologies
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IPv 6 S e c
Ctrl
SENS
Loop Detector

10. ITS Stakeholders (source: EC Mandate M/453)
Vehicle manufacturers / auto OEMs
Tier 1 suppliers
Aftermarket suppliers
Roadside equipment manufacturers
Industrial and multi-stakeholder organizations active in the ITS domain (Car2Car, TISA, eSafety forum, ERTICO, …)
Regulatory authorities / DoTs
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11. Current TC204 WG16 Activities
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Current TC204 WG16 Activities
WAVE/FAST Harmonization work completed.  (Specifications on both IEEE 1609 and ISO and will be updated to reflect the harmonized results.)
LTE D2D mode for ITS is under development (as ISO )
Privacy Protection for Probe Data is under discussion.  (ISO , Plan for Ballot in April 2016)
Keeping the 60GHz Millimeter Wave for ITS use. (We will send the draft letter for approval in April Plenary)

12. ISO/TC22 AND ISO/TC204 Collaboration
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ISO/TC22 AND ISO/TC204 Collaboration
MOU signed between TC22 and TC204 signed in 2014
Agreement that existing standards will be used wherever possible.
Agreement that development work will not be duplicated.
Agreement that new work will be placed where best expertise resides.
Most collaborative activity has centered on development of active safety standards (TC204 WG14) and on intersections between ITS and the vehicle
Significant new activity in area of ITS interface development (a gateway between the ITS system and the in-vehicle network)

13. Development of a Secure Vehicle Interface
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Development of a Secure Vehicle Interface
Collaborative Task Force created to identify solutions, including:
A dictionary of information needed at interfaces, each precisely defined in terms of format (including ranges), real time constraints (latency, robustness, triggering conditions…), type of radio interface (4G, Wi-Fi p/G5), applicable communication standards, local frequency usage, type of infrastructure, operators…), etc.
Authentication of all messages (V2V, V2I, I2V, etc)
A vehicle interface firewall with message (PDU content) validation
Use of modern cryptographic methods
A solution to which multiple vendors can design & build

14. V-ITS-S – from Concept to Reality (1)
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V-ITS-S – from Concept to Reality (1)
Development of systems and services (hardware and software) that increase the safety and efficiency of transport systems is currently underway. Deployment is not far away.
It is well known that these systems require (near) real-time access to information from In-Vehicle Networks (IVNs) for the services they implement to be successful.
The high–profile nature of global transportation makes attention to security issues of paramount importance when developing and deploying such systems and services.
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15. V-ITS-S – from Concept to Reality (2)
Development of standardized (functional) specifications for secure real-time communication between such systems and IVNs is of clear benefit to the global ITS industry in general and to vehicle manufacturers. People who buy cars want these features & services.
The Joint Task Force (VVI-TF) between TC 204 and TC 22 (SC31) is an appropriate entity to develop these specifications:
incorporating TC 204 expertise in ITS communications and security, and
incorporating TC 22 expertise in IVNs, diagnostics, and security.
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16. V-ITS station and IVN integration using the SVI
VIDF = Vehicle Interface Data Format
UGP = Unified Gateway Protocol
VG = Vehicle Gateway Software
(UGP Server to support multiple Clients)
RDS = Remote Diagnostic Services
CAM = Cooperative Awareness Message
BSM = Basic Safety Message
DENM = Decentralized Environmental
Notification Message
FCW = Forward Collision Warning
CAN = Controller Area Network
LIN = Local Interconnect Network
BCM = Body Control Module
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17. Vehicle Gateway Standardization Approach
TC204
ITS
Standards
Vehicle Gateway
ISO TC204 responsibility
Joint Standardization
TC22
ISO TC22 responsibility
Road Vehicle
Standards
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Interfacing Vehicular ITS-Ss and IVNs for real-time safety applications
V-ITS-S
SVI
V-ITS-S
SVI
Functional I/F Software
Functional I/F Software
Functional I/F Software
V-ITS-S
SVI
V-ITS-S
SVI
Functional I/F Software
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19. Overview - WG14 Work item portfolio19
WG14 developed 9 International Standards s on ADAS
WG14 has 9 on-going WI’s
Cooperative ACC　
Cooperative
Cooperative Intersection Signal Info. and Violation Warning
CACC
CIWS
FDIS 26684
PWI　20035
Report on standardization for Vehicle Automated driving Systems
RoVAS
CD TR20545
Cooperative
& Standalone
External Hazard Detection and Notification
HNS
CD 18682
Curve Speed Warning
CSWS
FDIS 11067
Full Speed Range ACC
FSRA
17361
Lane Departure Warning
22839
Road Boundary Departure Prevention CD
LDWS
FVCMS
Forward Vehicle Collision Mitigation
RBDPS
2007
2013
Lane Change Decision Aid
Assisted Parking
PWI　 19638
17387
LCDAS
2008
APS
Standalone
15623
11270
Lane Keep Assist
CD 16787
Forward Vehicle Collision Warning
FVCWS
2002
LKAS
Pedestrian Collision Mitigation
Adaptive Cruise Control
2014
22178
Low Speed Following
PCMS
15622
ACC
2002
LSF
2009
CD 19237
17386
MALSO
ERBA
Maneuvering Aid for Low Speed Operation
22840
Extended Range Backing Aids
2004
2010
Published
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On-going
PWIs

20. Time Chart when system works20
Proposal on TC22 – TC204 cooperation on ADAS
Time Chart when system works
Normal Driving
Accident
Risk
Support Safe Driving
Issue Warning
Intervene
mitigate
crash injury
Prepare for crash
TC204 Lead
TC22 Lead
Warning &Vehicle control
for crash avoidance
Pre-crash safety
Liaison
Impact Protection
Risk not appeared
Risk has appeared
Crash may happen
Crash is unavoidable
Crash
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21. ISO/TC204 Spectrum Ad-Hoc
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ISO/TC204 Spectrum Ad-Hoc
Created approx. 2 years ago, to focus on spectral issues affecting the successful deployment of ITS systems
First duty to oversee use of the DSRC band and work to defend it in presence of band-sharing issues arising in 2013/2014
Approved and distributed letter expressing concerns over interference risk to DSRC communication system from emerging unlicensed band sharing users, This letter co-signed by ISO/TC22 and CEN/TC278
Now also addressing spectrum issues in GHz range that affect high- data-rate communication capabilities in the V2V and V2X space

22. New ISO/TC204 Ad-Hoc Groups
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New ISO/TC204 Ad-Hoc Groups
At last Plenary in Potsdam, TC 204 created Ad-Hoc groups to address:
The use of Big Data to accomplish many of the goals of Intelligent Ttansportation
Led by the HoD of South African delegation
The implementation of Intelligent Mobility (often called Mobility on Demand or Mobility as a Service)
Led by the HoD of Norwegian delegation

23. Upcoming ISO/TC204 Plenary Meetings
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Upcoming ISO/TC204 Plenary Meetings
TC204 Plenary 2016 Meeting
April 24-29, 2016, Concord, CA. USA
October 2-7, 2016, Auckland, New Zealand
All interested parties are invited (encouraged) to attend

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