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Global Standards Coordination in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Sector

Highlighting current activities and future steps in coordinating ITS standards worldwide to enhance mobility and safety.

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Global Standards Coordination in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Sector

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  1. GSC-13 ITS HIS – TIA Val Shuman Submission Date:July 3, 2008

  2. Highlight of Current Activities (1) • TIA is ISO TC 204 Secretariat • WG 17 added in April 2007 • “The use of nomadic and mobile devices to support ITS services and multimedia provision for travelers” • Continued strong activity in WG 16 on Wide Area Communications • Continuing as Administrator for US TAG and WAG 16 • New Liaisons • Class D liaison with Software Defined Radio Forum • Class A liaison with ETSI TC-ITS • GSC ITS TF • Continued monitoring of industry activity and facilitation of collaboration in key areas (VSC, ACN, SRR) • TIA TR-48, new Engineering Committee on Vehicular Telematics

  3. Strategic Direction • Significant market activity around convergence of vehicles and related communications networks • Many car company announcements (BMW, Ford, Chrysler, etc.) • Strong participation in events: • Geneva Fully Networked Car workshop • ITS World Congress show floor sold out, strong pre-registration • Increasing interest at the country level (ITS China) • Convergence of standards organizations • Increased interest from telecommunications companies demonstrated at ITU-T • Renewed interest from IEC • Continued efforts at ISO Telecommunications Automotive Web ITS

  4. Challenges • Continued, fast-paced evolution in the marketplace • Increasing need for standards collaboration • New work efforts emerging at global standards organizations • ITU SG16 • IEC SMB SG2 Automotive • Need to include additional organizations • SDR Forum, etc. • Needed: a straightforward way to understand existing work and define scope of new work • Consider building a common architecture agreed by key participants

  5. Next Steps/Actions • Continue coordination efforts by holding a coordination meeting between relevant groups to establish common architecture and improve understanding of existing scopes of work

  6. Proposed Resolution [optional] • Provide proposed modifications to an existing Resolution or propose a new Resolution if one does not exist. • [TBD based on panel discussions]

  7. Supplemental Slides

  8. WG16 Current Work Program I

  9. WG16 Current Work Program II

  10. WG16 Current Work Program III

  11. TIA TR-48 onVehicular Telematics • TIA Engineering Committee TR-48 works with other TIA committees, national and international standards organizations, and other relevant entities to ensure work items are necessary and not duplicative, e.g., • Consistent user interfaces and technology-neutral protocols that enable providers to offer telematics services with economies of scale • Common incident data from various sources for easy, rapid access and sharing

  12. Proposed TR-48 Project onEmergency Information Delivery Protocol • Conduct research of related telematics emergency information delivery efforts including, but not limited to • COMCARE, HITSP ER-EHR, IEEE VTS/ITS Incident Management Messages Sets, SAE Location Reference Management System, and OASIS Common Alerting Protocol 1.1 and EDXL Distribution Element • Determine feasibility and describe the architecture, protocol, core services middleware, interfaces, registration, and policies for a common middleware protocol for emergency information exchange

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