1. Presenter: Adrian Scrase ETSI Chief Technical Officer (CTO)
Document No:
GSC17-PLEN-10
Source:
ETSI
Contact:
Adrian Scrase
Source: Søren Hess, Chairman ETSI TC ITS
GSC Session:
PLEN
Agenda Item:
6.5
ITS activities in ETSI
Presenter: Adrian Scrase
ETSI Chief Technical Officer (CTO)

2. Major Achievements - ETSI TC ITS
EC Mandate M/453 requesting minimum set of standards for interoperability – finalized
Cooperative awareness service (CAM) standard ENAP
DENM standard approved for ENAP
Network and transport standards – GeoNetworking developed as EN’s - end 2013
Access network standard – profile – voting
Security standards published
Release 1 approved by ETSI TC ITS for publication
The standards for Release 1 approved by ETSI TC ITS and currently within ENAP
Standards are coordinated globally with SAE – IEEE and 1609
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3. Standards finalized Mandate M/453
Application and Facility
CAM/DENM
V2V Safety
Data dictionary
Position and time
Local Dynamic Maps
Network – transport GeoNetworking
Requirements
Scenarios
Architecture
Media independent
Media dependent 5.9 GHz
Basic Transport protocol
IPv6
Access
Media
ITS G5 IEEE profile
PHY/MAC congestion control
Mitigation 5.8/5.9 GHz
Channel configuration
Management
Communication Architecture
Identity Management
Cross layer congestion management
Service Announcement
Security
Security Architecture
TVRA
IEEE mapping
Confidential access control
Security header Certificate format
Communication architecture and standard areas for C-ITS – green color indicating standards finalized.
The important CAM and DENM standards approved for ENAP
Local Dynamic Maps close to finalized in close cooperation with CEN/ISO
Network and transport subject to transition from TS to EN’s
Access network standard for national voting
Cross layer congestion control (DCC) still pending STF results
All security standards finalized and published as TS.

4. ITS standards towards deployment
2012
Standards finalized for approval – European Norms
Quality check and conformance test
2013
Interoperability tests ETSI CTI
Validation at Large scale FOTs
Release 1 published – Standards Freeze
Final C-ITS profile and system description by stakeholders
Standardization process in Europe
Underline the conformance and interoperability tests – as well as validation at large scale FOTs
Stakeholders including OEMs and Infrastructure are currently profiling standards towards a day one system description for deployment

5. Standards for deployment
For initial deployment with non complex systems
Standards for more Complex systems
Standards maintenance
New access technology
Customer benefit and competitiveness
3rd release
2nd release
1st Release approved
First release of ETSI ITS standards approved by ETSI TC ITS for initial deployment of ITS in Europe together with OEMs and infrastructure stakeholders.
Research Standards
FOTs

6. ITS Stakeholders OEMs Global suppliers
Road authorities
Road operators
ASECAP – CEDR - POLIS
C2C-CC Europe
CAMP/VIIC USA
OEMs Japan
Infra
structure
Suppliers
Standards
Operators
Regulators
OEMs
Global suppliers
Participating in Standardisation
European Commission
Connect – MOVE - ENTR
ITS Directive
US DOT – NHTSA
MLIT
Major stakeholders for standardization towards deployment
Strong cooperation between global stakeholders and standards organisations
ETSI TC ITS has representatives from all stakeholders in the standardisation process
ETSI TC ITS
CEN TC 278
ISO TC 204 / ITU-T
IEEE/SAE
National standards –ANSI-ARIB
Public operators and service providers

7. ITS spectrum issues
FCC NPRM on extended spectrum for U-NII within the band MHz
Compatibility with safety related services for ITS questionable – even by NTIA
Ongoing discussions between stakeholders and regulators
Different 5.9 GHz spectrum regulation within EU-US and other regions.
Critical compatibility issue with spectrum requirement for WIFI in the safety related 5.9 GHz bands.