1. DOCUMENT #:GSC15-PLEN-38 FOR:Presentation SOURCE:TIA AGENDA ITEM:PLEN 4.7 CONTACT(S):shields@ygomi.com ITS HIS – TIA T. Russell Shields Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) GSC-15

2. Highlight of Current Activities (1)  TIA is ISO TC204 Secretariat Continues strong activity in WG16 on Wide Area Communications (CALM, WAVE, IntelliDrive) Is still Administrator of US TAG and WAG 16  TIA also supports Engineering Committee TR-48, Vehicular Telematics www.tiaonline.org/standards/committees/commi ttee.cfm?comm=tr-48www.tiaonline.org/standards/committees/commi ttee.cfm?comm=tr-48 2

3. Highlight of Current Activities (2)  WG16 Get CALM Standards Published  Started finalization of 21210.2, 29281, 29283, 29284 before publication process  Circulate ISO PROOF of 24101-2, 25114, 11769  Get FDIS ballot result of 21215, 21216 and 24102  Review process of 21214 is ongoing: CD ballot New Work Items  16444, 16445, 16460 and 16461 proposed as PWI  New work items will be proposed concerning IPv6 optimization and security 3

4. Highlight of Current Activities (3)  IEEE 1609 DSRC WG (Sponsor: IEEE Vehicular Technology Society) P1609.1 and.2 are waiting for security updates and will go into sponsor ballot after the October WG meeting P1609.3 and.4 are completing sponsor ballot recirculation P1609.11 is in sponsor ballot and has at least one more recirculation before being submitted for approval P1609.0 will be worked on after.3 and.4 are completed  IEEE 802.11p WAVE TG (Sponsor: IEEE LANMAN Standards Committee) IEEE Standard 802.11p-2010 has been published 4

5. Highlight of Current Activities (4)  U.S. DOT IntelliDrive SM* Program Status ITS Strategic Research Plan 2010-2014 released Dec. 8, 2009  10 categories of research activities including V2V, V2I, Real-Time Data Capture, and Cross-Cutting Activities including architecture and standards Workshops being held throughout 2010  Examples: Webinar (January 20); DSRC (May 5-6, Houston, Texas); Vehicle Safety (July 20-22, Chicago, Illinois),  ITS-JPO is hosting a series of IntelliDrive Systems Engineering User Needs workshops to obtain stakeholder input for the definition of the core IntelliDrive system August 25-26, 2010 – Detroit, MI, USA (9:00-4:30 local time) September 1-2, 2010 – San Jose, CA, USA (9:00-4:30 local time) September 29-30, 2010 – Washington, DC (9:00-4:30 local time, Location TBD)  TRB is sponsoring a workshop, “Research Needs for IntelliDrive Applications for the Public Sector” on September 20-23, 2010, in Irvine, California * "The IntelliDrive SM Logo is a service mark of the U.S. Department of Transportation. 5

6. Highlight of Current Activities (5)  Key Challenges for IntelliDrive Technical issues: data security, positioning, and scalability Policy issues: security vs. privacy, certification and enforcement, funding for infrastructure Testing and determining the actual benefits of applications Determining whether and how to deploy systems Addressing public acceptance issues: user privacy, effectiveness, safety, and ease of use 6

7. Highlight of Current Activities (6)  U.S. NHTSA V2V Roadmap Status Potential NHTSA rulemaking decision on V2V in 2013  Potentially covering passenger cars, trucks, buses in the U.S. Timing of V2V policy research is based on use for 2013 rulemaking decision – priority is critical issues and research that feeds into rulemaking Roadmap goals  Employ advanced V2V wireless technologies to mitigate or prevent crashes  Establish robust DSRC standards for safety-critical applications  Accelerate in-vehicle technology for value for first V2V vehicles 8 safety application research tracks to support the 2013 decision have been defined 7

8. Highlights of Current Activities (7)  TIA TR-48 Current Activities and Plans TIA Engineering Committee TR-48 supports vehicular telematics standards development TR-48 works with other groups such as IEEE P1609, ISO/TC204, ITSA NATWG, SAE J2735, etc. to ensure work items are not duplicative Activities:  Emergency information delivery  Wireless roadside inspection Plans:  Adopt international standards for the US industry, e.g., ISO 24978 (ITS safety and emergency messages using any available wireless media - Data registry procedures)  Support Unified Incident Command and Decision Support (UICDS) 8

9. Strategic Direction (1)  Publication of the complete standard set of CALM  Focusing on security and privacy  WG16 is establishing liaison with IETF  Proposal of studying ITS V2V application possibility of LTE TDD in close co-operation with ETSI TC ITS and 3GPP 9

10. Strategic Direction (2)  Pilot activity in the ITS JPO to develop the Safety Net pilot project using standards conforming devices that will be certified for the pilot Standards include IEEE 802.11p, SAE J2735-2010, and draft 1609 documents except 1609.1 and 1609.11  Continue liaison of IEEE Vehicular Technology/ITS liaison with ETSI TC-ITS, ISO TC204 WG16, and ISO TC204 WG18 10

11. Challenges (1)  Test standards  New medium (LTE) 11

12. Challenges (2)  Coordinating the ITS system to work with the requirements described in the 802.11p standard Efforts needed to address ITS as a system, rather than just the communications component of ITS R&D on operational aspects of ITS to identify the institutions and entities that will need to be identified / established for national and global ITS 12

13. Next Steps/Actions (1)  Identify the need of new work items  Start review of the already published standards  Synchronization of the documents of the complete standard set 13

14. Next Steps/Actions (2)  IEEE Standard 802.11p-2010. Monitor the roll-up of all of the amendments approved since IEEE Standard 802.11-2007 was published  IEEE P1609.1,.2,.3,.4,.11. Guide through balloting steps  IEEE P1609.0. Work on the document for balloting in 2011 14

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16. Supplementary Slides 16 ISO Work Item TitleCurrent Stage Target DatesStarted Current Stage Project LeaderProject Control TR 11766 Lawful Interception in ITS and CALM 60.602010-03-29 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Published standard PRF TR 11769 Data retention for law enforcement in ITS and CALM 50.002010-04-20 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Publication draft submitted to TC204 on 24 March 2010. Estimated date of Proof 9 July 2010 PWI 13181-1 CALM Security Part 1: Framework 00.00 No target dates yet 2008-11-14 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Item registered by ISO CS 11 December 2008. Form4 should be retransmitted to ISO CS. PWI 13181-2 CALM Security Part 2: Threat Vulnerability and Risk Analysis 00.00 No target dates yet 2008-11-14 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Item registered by ISO CS 11 December 2008. Form4 should be retransmitted to ISO CS. PWI 13181-3 CALM Security Part 3: Objectives and Requirements 00.00 No target dates yet 2008-11-14 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Item registered by ISO CS 11 December 2008. Form4 should be retransmitted to ISO CS. PWI 13181-4 CALM Security Part 4: Countermeasures 00.00 No target dates yet 2008-11-14 S Cadzow scott@cadzow.com Item registered by ISO CS 11 December 2008. Form4 should be retransmitted to ISO CS. DIS 13183 CALM receiving public broadcast communications 40.20 DIS: 2011-10-06 FDIS: 2012-10-06 IS: 2013-04-06 2010-07-01 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm DIS ballot ends on 2 December 2010. IS 15662 TICS Wide Area Communication Message Management Information 90.932009-05-15 H Wakayama hiwakaya@microsoft.com ISO CS extended the life time of the standard

17. Supplementary Slides 17 ISO Work Item TitleCurrent Stage Target DatesStarted Current Stage Project LeaderProject Control PWI 16444 CALM Geo-routing 00.202010-05-27 HJ Fischer HJFischer@fischer- tech.info ISO CS registered the WI as PWI PWI 16445 CALM Handover mechanisms 00.202010-05-27 HJ Fischer HJFischer@fischer- tech.info ISO CS registered the WI as PWI PWI 16460 CALM WAVE 00.202010-05-27 HJ Fischer HJFischer@fischer- tech.info ISO CS registered the WI as PWI PWI 16461 Criteria for Privacy and Integrity protection in Probe Vehicle Information System 00.202010-05-27 M Sato saikawa@sfc.wide.a d.jp ISO CS registered the WI as PWI DIS 21210 CALM IPv6 Networking 40.60 FDIS: 2010-10-27 IS: 2011-04-27 2010-01-11 H Wakayama hiwakaya@microsoft.com Direct publication was approved by the New Orleans plenary IS 21212 CALM using 2G Cellular Systems 60.602008-10-22 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm Published standard IS 21213 CALM using 3G Cellular Systems 60.602008-10-23 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm Published standard IS 21214 CALM IR 90.922008-04-11 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm Standard is under revision CD 21214 CALM IR Rev.1 30.202010-07-13 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm CD ballot ends on 13 October 2010

18. Supplementary Slides 18 ISO Work Item TitleCurrent Stage Target DatesStarted Current Stage Project LeaderProject Control FDIS 21215 CALM M5 50.20 FDIS: 2010-08-04 IS: 2011-02-04 2010-07-26 K Evensen knut.evensen@q- free.com FDIS ballot ends on 27 September 2010. FDIS 21216 CALM Millimetre, Physical Layer 50.00 FDIS:2011-01-24 IS: 2011-07-24 2010-07-22 M Fujise fujise@nict.go.jp FDIS draft was submitted to TC 204 on 24 March, 2010. Estimated date of FDIS ballot 29 August2010. PWI 21216-2 CALM Millimetre, MAC-related Parameters 00.982007-11-01 A Dearlove alan@copsey- comms.com WI was deleted IS 21217 CALM Architecture 60.602010-04-01 K Evensen knut.evensen@q- free.com Published standard IS 21218 CALM Networking - Lower Layer SAPs 60.602008-08-05 HJ Fischer HJFischer@fischer- tech.info Published standard IS 22837 Vehicle Probe Data for Wide Area Communication 60.602009-01-15 T Kishi tkishi@jaict.ac.jp Published standard IS 24100 Basic Principles for personal data protection in probe vehicle information systems 60.602010-04-19 Y Watanabe riho-m@cuc.ac.jp Published standard IS 24101-1 CALM Application Management 60.602008-03-10 M Ohyama masumi.ooyama@nift y.com Published standard

19. Supplementary Slides 19 ISO Work Item TitleCurrent Stage Target DatesStarted Current Stage Project LeaderProject Control PRF 24101-2 CALM Application Management – Conformance Test 50.20 FDIS: 2010-09-03 IS: 2011-03-03 2010-07-15 M Ohyama masumi.ooyama@nift y.com Proof is under internal circulation. FDIS 24102 CALM ITS Station Management 50.20 FDIS:2010-05-13 IS: 2010-11-13 2010-07-20 K Evensen knut.evensen@q- free.com FDIS ballot ends on 21 September 2010 IS 24103 CALM MAIL 60.602009-05-26 K Koga k- koga@da.jp.nec.com Published standard IS 24978 ITS Safety and Emergency Notifications using any Available Wireless Media - Data Registry 60.602009-09-29 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm Published standard IS 25111 CALM ITS using Public Wireless Networks - General requirement 60.602009-10-30 H Cho hbcho@etri.re.kr Published standard IS 25112 CALM MWB using IEEE 802.16 60.602009-11-10 H Cho hbcho@etri.re.kr Published standard

20. Supplementary Slides 20 ISO Work Item TitleCurrent Stage Target DatesStarted Current Stage Project LeaderProject Control IS 25113 CALM MWB using HC-SDMA 60.602009-11-10 K Murakami kazuhiro.murakami.x m@kyocera.jp Published standard PRF TS 25114 Probe Data Reporting Management 50.002010-04-14 S Sprouffske ssprouffske@swri.org ISO CS requested modifications were submitted to TC204 on 16 March 2010. Estimated date of proof 5 July 2010. DIS 29281 CALM non-IP Communication Mechanisms 40.60 FDIS:2010-05-22 IS: 2010-11-22 2010-01-26 T Sugiura takaaki@mri.co.jp Direct publication was approved by New Orleans TC204 plenary DIS 29282 CALM Applications using Satellite 40.20 DIS: 2010-06-29 FDIS: 2011-06-29 IS: 2011-12-29 2010-04-27 R Williams bw_csi@fastmail.fm DIS ballot ends on 28 September 2010 DIS 29283 CALM Applications using 802.20 40.60 FDIS: 2011-03-02 IS: 2011-09-02 2010-04-22 K Murakami kazuhiro.murakami.x m@kyocera.jp Direct publication was approved by New Orleans TC204 plenary DTS 29284 Event based Probe Vehicle Data 30.99 CD: 2009-09-12 DIS: 2010-09-12 FDIS: 2012-03-12 IS: 2012-09-12 2010-07-19 M Sato saikawa@sfc.wide.ad. jp CD ballot ended on 6 July 2010.

21.  IEEE 1609 DSRC WG IEEE P1609.0 will be worked on after.3 and.4 are completed and will likely be approved in 2011  This document is intended to address the coordination with ETSI and ISO at the architecture level, but with a specific architecture and additional information about the IEEE 1609 family of standards  ETSI has approved a profile standard for the IEEE 802.11p amendment that includes the EU requirements, a proposed project was submitted for a profile of IEEE 1609.2 to be developed in ETSI TC-ITS WG5 There is a pilot activity in the ITS JPO to develop the Safety Net pilot project using standards conforming devices that will be certified for the pilot  Those standards include the IEEE 802.11p, SAE J2735-2010, and the draft 1609 documents except 1609.1 and 1609.11 IEEE Vehicular Technology/ITS liaison with ETSI TC-ITS continues, as does the liaison with ISO TC204 WG16 and WG18 21

22.  IEEE 802.11p WAVE TG IEEE Standard 802.11p-2010, has been published. Next step is to monitor the roll-up of all of the amendments approved since IEEE Standard 802.11-2007 was published  The task is to add the amendments without inadvertently changing the amendments in the roll-up process and assuring that the clause changes can be made and the cross-references are checked to be correct  A very big job for the 2100+ page draft that will become IEEE Standard 802.11-2011 when it completes its development and balloting process in 2011  There are several amendments in the development process and sponsor ballot, but will be rolled-up after the standard is approved in 2011 22