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Final Report Summary - TPT04/2005 World Report for ITS Standards -Final Report Summary - TPT04/2005 World Report for ITS Standards -

July 10~12, 200729th APEC TPTWG-IEG meeting

Donggeun Choi (Project Editor)

Ministry of Construction and TransportationKorean Standards Association

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Contents

I. WRITSS: Project OverviewI. WRITSS: Project Overview

II. Survey SummaryII. Survey Summary

III. RecommendationsIII. Recommendations

IV. SummaryIV. Summary

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I. WRITSS: Project OverviewI. WRITSS: Project Overview

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ISO/TC204-APEC/TPTWGCollaboration Activities

Transportation WGITS Experts Group

ISO TC204ITS

ITS StandardsRequirements

+Regional ITS

Harmonization+

Reflect APEC Needs on ISO

ITS StandardsDevelopments

+International ITSHarmonization

+ Reflect Int’l

Needs on ISO

Regional Gov-Org. International SDO

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ISO/TC204-APEC/TPTWGCollaboration Activities

Category A Liaison with APEC (ITSEG)

1st Joint Workshop– Oct 2002 in Chicago, USA– Common Understanding of each group

2nd Joint Workshop– May 2004 in Vancouver, Canada– Discussion on Public Transport/Freight

3rd Joint Workshop– April 2006 in Busan, Korea– Discussion on WRITSS (ITS Standards Best Practice)

1st Joint Project: World Report for ITS Standards (WRITSS)– To Improve awareness and Exchange Information– To Recommend ITS Standardization Strategy/Policy– Target Period: 2005 March ~ 2006 April

2nd Joint Project??

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What is WRITSS for?

Information– ITS standards Policy– ITS standards development status worldwide

SDOs, List of Standards, Facts Sheets– Application/deployment of ITS standards

Observations and Recommendations– Identifying common needs on ITS standards developments, imple

mentations and strategy– Identifying recommendations and action items to improve ITS Sta

ndards activities– What lessons learned from the experience?– How to improve ITS standards devlelopment and deployment?

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Key Questions (1)

Q. How could you help somebody (or group) use the ITS standards you developed? (Isn’t this the reason why we develop standards?)

What kinds of standards are existing in the world??– International and Regional– National and association

How do you develop your national ITS standards?– Standards development /adoption process– National Law, committee, report related to ITS

How do I extend possible further questions?– ISO/TC204 domestic committee– ITS organization, Government, ITS organizations, SDOs

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Key Questions (2)

Q. How could you help somebody (or group) use the ITS standards you developed?

(Isn’t this the reason why we develop standards?)

National Body/HoD (Type A) – Share your experience/lessons on ITS Standards Development/Imple

mentation by providing: List of projects of ITS standards employed Write up lesson learned template

Convenors and Liaisons (Type B)– Assist users understand what the standard is about– Provide test methods (needs) of the standard

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Target Groups- ISO & APEC members, Liaisons -

Brunei DarussalamHong Kong, ChinaMexicoPapua New GuineaPeruChinese TaipeiViet Nam

Austria BelgiumCzech Republic FranceGermany HungaryIndia IsraelItaly NetherlandsNorway South AfricaSpain SwedenSwitzerland United Kingdom

ColumbiaCroatia CubaDenmark EgyptFinland GreeceIran IrelandPakistan PolandRomania Serbia and MontenegroSlovakia Sri LankaTrinidad Tobago TurkeyUruguay

APEC(21)

AustraliaCanadaChinaJapanKoreaMalaysiaRussiaUSA

ChileIndonesiaNew ZealandPhilippinesSingaporeThailand

ISO TC204 (49)

ISO TC204 P members (24)

ISO TC204 O members (24)

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ISO/TC22ISO/211ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31ITU-RCEN TC278ETSI ERM TG37IEEEOGCUNECE WP.29APEC

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III. Project Survey SummaryIII. Project Survey Summary

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Who Develops?

CEN/TC278

ISO/TC22Road Veh.

ITU-TITU-R WP8A ITU-R WP6M

ISO/TC211GIS(LBS)

ISO/TC104(Freigt Container)

ETSIERM/TG37UNECE

WP29

OGC

JTC1/SC31(RFID, RTLS)JTC1/SC17

(ID CARD)

IEEE VTS/ITSAPEC

TPTWG

TPEGForum

IrDA

ISO/TC204/ITS(WG1, WG8, WG9)

WG 15 DSRCWG 16 CALM

WG 14 Vh-RdWG11 CNS

WG4 AV/EIWG7 CVOWG 3 ITS DB

WG5 EFC WG10 TI

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Who? Common interest (1)

ITS in general– ISO TC204 (International)– CEN TC278 (Regional; Europe) – IEEE VTS/ITS (I: International but with a heavy

emphasis on North America region)

Vehicle– ISO TC22 (Vehicle in general): International – ISO TC104 (Fleet Management): International – ISO TC122 (Fleet Management): International– UNECE WP29 (Vehicle in general): International

Map database– ISO TC211 (GIS in general): international– OGC (GIS in general): international, private consortium

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Who? Common interest (2)

Telecommunications– ITU-R WP8A (Broadcasting, TC204 WG10): international– ITU-R WP6M (telecommunications): international– ETSI ERM TG37(telecommunications): European Union

plus 30 other countries Identification

– ISO/IEC JTC1/SC17 (smart card identification): international

– ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31 (RFID, RTLS): international Others

– CEN TC278: After Theft, eSafety– ISO/IEC JTC1/SC31: RTLS– ISO TC8 : Ship and Marine– IEC TC9: Electrical Railway Equipment – IEEE VTS/ITS: Rail transit

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Any Cooperation?

Excellent: CEN TC278– Vienna agreement: Common WG/Items

Good: ETSI ERM TG37– Strong cooperation

OK: TC22(JWG) and TC211(JTF)– to avoid duplication; solve problems

Poor– All the other liaisons: short reports only– ITU-R WP6M and WP8A, IEEE: Highly Needed – JTC1/SC17(RFID), SC31(RTLS)

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List of ITS (draft) standards

International Standards (3 organizations)

Regional Standards (3 organizations)

National (11 Economies)

Published Draft/Plan TotalISO 60 106 166ISO/IEC JTC1 14 22 36ITU-R 4 2 6 Sub-Total 78 130 208

Published Draft/Plan TotalCEN/TC278 61(39=ISO) 43(15=ISO) 104ETSI/ERM TG37 3 - 3IEEE 20 1 21 Sub-Total 84 (39) 44(15) 128

Published Draft/Plan Total National 173 54 227 (ISO/TC204) (33) (-) (33)TS, TR, Guide Association, etc

2574

- 2574

Sub-Total 272 54 326

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How Develop? Different?

Korea(79) ★ China (47) ★ Japan(9) ★ ★Chinese Taipei(8)

★ Australia(3) ★ Mexico(1) ★ South Africa

★ Singapore

★ Peru

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Czech Rep(9) ★

Sweden(3) ★ *ISO and CEN

*CEN only★ Austria★ Hungary★ Switzerland★ Slovakia

*CEN & ETSI ★ Germany★ Norway★ UK

★USA(111)

★Canada (5)

★Hong Kong(1)

*CEN only★ France(24)

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Different ITS Environment

ITS Law/Act directly related to ITS? – 4/21 or 19%

ITS Basic/Master Plan?– 13/21 or 62%

ITS Plan Council? – 6/21 or 29%

Regular Report on ITS Implementations?– 6/21 or 29%

ITS Organizations (e.g. ITS America)? – 18/21 or 86%

ITS Standardization Strategy? – 7/21 or 33%

ISO/TC204 domestic committee? – 16/21 or 76%

Regular ITS Standards Report20% – 5/21 or 24%

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Different ITS Environment (2)

No Economy

APEC CEN ISOTC204

ITSLaw

ITSPlan

ITSCouncil

ITS Report (reg.)

ITSOrg.

ITS Std.Strategy

ISOTC204DomesticComm.

ITS Stds Report (reg.)

1Australia √ √-P √ √2Canada √ √-P √ √ √ √3China √ √-P √ √ √ ? √ √ √4Hong Kong, China √ √ √ N/A5Japan √ √-P √ √ √ √ √ √6Korea √ √-P √ √ √ √ √ √7Mexico √ √ √ √ √ N/A8Peru √ N/A9Singapore √ √-O √ N/A

10Taipei, Chinese √ √ √ √ √ √ N/A11USA √ √-P √ √ √ √ √ √12Austria √ √-P √ √13Czech Rep. √ √-P √ √ √ √ √ √14Germany √ √-P √ √ √15Hungary √ √-P √ √ √ √16Norway √ √-P √ √ √17Slovakia √ √-O √ √ √18Sweden √ √-P √ √ √19Switzerland √ √-P √ √ √ √ √20U.K. √ √-P √ √21South Africa √-P √ √

Total 11 9 17 4 13 6 6 19 7 16 5- APEC 11 0 7 2 8 5 5 10 4 6 3- Europe(CEN) 0 9 9 2 5 1 1 8 3 9 2

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TC204 standards adopted

Total: 33 Standards in four countries– Australia(1), China(7), Japan(7), Korea (18)

List of the standards– Architecture related, Data Registry– Radio Data System -- Traffic Message Channel – Adaptive Cruise Control Systems– Forward Vehicle Collision Warning System– AVI/AEI for Intermodal good transport– Data Interfaces between centers • ISO 14813-6, 14815, 14816, 14817, 14819-1,2,3,

14827-1,2, 14904, 14907-1, 15075, 15622, 15623, 17261, 17262, 17263, 21214

Is this satisfying? Disappointing?* Clarification To be provided for US Cases

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ITS Standards applied

Service domain Numbers

1. Traveller Information 212. Traffic management and operations 273. Vehicle 04. Freight transport 95. Public transport 56. Emergency 47. Transport-related electronic payment 418. Road transport-related personal safety 39. Weather and environmental conditions monitoring

6

10. Disaster response management and coordination

2

11. National security 1All domains 2

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Lessons Learned (1)

Keep in mind– the standards development or interoperability

issues should be a part of planning process

Standards implementation– be discussed and accepted by stakeholders

and related community in advance. – Don’t forget to do the marketing

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Lessons Learned (2)

Identify business case or cost-benefit analysis – For standards implementation or

interoperability issues

Where necessary– mandate development and use of standards

Consider using common standards– with its neighbouring region to reduce cost

and secure interoperability

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Lessons Learned (3)

Spending one in planning – Save two or plus in implementing and operating ITS

systems

Payment reward systems – A practical solution to improve the accuracy of ITS

systems using standards

Public transport stop numbering standards – facilitate the use of the adoption of computer-based

passenger information systems

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Lessons Learned (4)

International standards are useful – to develop national standards and implement the

standards. – Note that sometimes need to develop more

specifications

All SDOs should consider – developing conformance test methods and

implementation guideline to facilitate the use of their standards.

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III. WRITSS RecommendationsIII. WRITSS Recommendations

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to APEC and Economies

Sponsor – Development implementation guideline and

conformance requirements of ITS Standards– Outreach activities on a regular basis.

More actively participate in ITS standards activities, particularly ISO TC204. 

Work to develop – Compendiums and publicity material in a

cohesive manner – to make it easier for users to understand and

adopt ITS Standards.

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to SDOs

Initiative to develop effective means – Teleconferences– Video conferencing over the internet

Re-examine their works– To establish conformance test methods– To provide implementation guide

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to ISO/TC204

Improve relationships – with IEEE at CS level, and – with ITU at working party levels, and – with other liaison SDOs in general

Review and update work program– U-Society/U-City

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to TC204 Working Groups

Re-examine their works– to establish conformance test methods – To provide implementation guide– To additionally focus on interoperability in

the development of Standards

Have Business case analysis – Earlier and more comprehensive

Try Broader collaboration – With other WGs, TCs, SDOs

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**WRITSS Workshop Video Presentations**

To see Video Presentations, please visit: http://www.mediax.co.kr/seminar/ksa/20060424/default.htm

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IV. SummaryIV. Summary

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SDOs (e.g. ISO) and Regional Bodies (e.g. APEC, EU) and countries are encouraged to sponsor “OUTREACH ACTIVITIES” to increase accessibility to information on existing standards and deployment experiences.

• SDO(TC,WG) information• Standards Information• Case Study/Practices

• Conformance test• Implementation Guide

• Website• Seminar /Workshops• Training /Education

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1-1.Better Accessibility to TC204 Standards – Recommendation -

• Where is it??

• Countries and SDOs are encouraged to sponsor “OUTREACH ACTIVITIES” to increase accessibility to information on existing standards and deployment experiences.

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1-2.Better Accessibility to TC204 Standards – Proposal 1

& 2 -• Where is it??

• Proposal 1 (website) – TC204 secretariat It is proposed for TC204 secretariat to provide following informati

on on line (website) to its members– Current/Comprehensive List of TC204 standards– Current Status of TC204 standards (monthly, quarterly?)– Current/comprehensive Draft standards Able to find information within modest amount of time

• Proposal 2 (publicity material-general guideline) It is proposed to develop introductory publicity materials for TC20

4 standards regularly updatable and freely accessible. It might be necessary to identify volunteer to do the task

• e.g. TR 28682 WRITSS, Publications of Japan, China• e.g.TC204 WG1 TRs 25104 and TC211 ISO TR 19122 Qualification

and certification of personnel

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SDOs (e.g. ISO) are encouraged to develop standards in a more “USER ORIENTED” manner in order to narrow the gap between developers and users, keeping in mind that standards are not for authors(developers) but for their readers(users)

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2-1. Implementation Guideline to TC204 standards - Issues and Recommendations -

• How to use??

• Issues and Feedback– Not easy to understand/implement– Possible misunderstanding/misuse

• Recommendations (WRITSS)– ALL SDOs should re-examine their achieved delivera

bles and deliverables in progress to establish if there are adequate specified procedures to determine whether something is in compliance with/or out of compliance with the standard.

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2-2. Implementation Guideline to TC204 standards - Proposal 3 -

• How to use??

It is proposed that WGs (conveners and project editors) discuss and set up plan how to provide implementation guideline or relevant practices to potential users of standards

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3-1. Conformance Test for TC204 standards- Issues and Recommendations -

• How to prove??• Feedback

– Little/No way to prove if the systems/products meet the requirements of standards

• Recommendation (WRITSS)– ALL SDOs should re-examine their achieved del

iverables and deliverables in progress to establish if there are adequate specified procedures to determine whether something is in compliance with/or out of compliance with the standard.

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3-2. Conformance Test for TC204 standards- Proposal 4 -

• How to prove??

It is proposed that WGs (conveners and project editors) should either include conformance features as a part of standard or develop independent deliverable if appropriate

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Company

Country

Regional Body

APEC EU

SDO

ISO CENITU IEEE

TC SC WG

SDOs, Regional Bodies and Countries are encouraged to strive for “EFFICIENT COOPERATION/NETWORKING” in identifying requirements and in developing standards to avoid duplication and to secure harmonization.

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4-1. Collaboration/Networking with SDOs - Issues and Recommendations -

• How to work together??• Recommendation (WRITSS)

– Increasing needs for more strategic approach for cooperation with internal/external SDOs.

• ISO/TC204 - CEN/TC278, ETSI, TC22(JWG),TC211(LBS, uGIS - JTF), SC31(RTLS), TC104-122(RFID for SCM), APEC(JPG), etc

– Increasing needs for Ubiquity oriented ITS standards development, and that further liaisons will be needed both in the telecommunications sector and in other related sectors, such as RFID

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4-2. Collaboration/Networking with SDOs - Proposal 5-

• How to work together??• It is proposed that:

– TC204 seeks possibility to develop ubiquity oriented ITS standards, work scope and possible items, based on RFID/USN and UBGI technology.

– To realize this it is proposed to create an ad hoc group inviting relevant Liaisons as well as interested WG experts to discuss the issues

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Donggeun ChoiStandards Analyst, KSALiaison, ISO/TC204 to APEC

Email: [email protected]: +82-2-6009-4828

Fax: +82-2-6009-4819