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Co-operative Communication System<br />

for safety and traffic efficiency<br />

vehicle-to-X communication<br />

<strong>Fritz</strong> <strong>Kasslatter</strong>, <strong>Siemens</strong> <strong>AG</strong> <strong>Östereich</strong> <strong>CT</strong> T <strong>CEE</strong> AT


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

co-operative systems<br />

Bicycles<br />

approaching<br />

Pets on road<br />

warning<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

SIEMENS focus<br />

• Road and Traffic Authority<br />

• Motorway Operator<br />

Public vehicles<br />

Rail vehicles (OBU)<br />

Trust Centre<br />

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echarge<br />

110<br />

80<br />

Road Side Units (RSU)<br />

Private cars (OBU)<br />

Railway Units (RSU)


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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still to many fatalities<br />

road safety evolution in Europe<br />

• Statistic year 2006:<br />

• 43.000 fatalities (EU 27)<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

new cooperative applications and services<br />

Source: Car2Car Communication Consortium<br />

curves<br />

blind spot<br />

•Safety Services examples:<br />

– Hazardous Location Notification<br />

– Forward Collision Warning,<br />

– Pre-Crash Sensing/Warning<br />

– Curve speed warning<br />

– Emergency electronic brake lights<br />

– Left turn assistant<br />

– Traffic signal violation warning<br />

– Lane change warning<br />

Traffic Efficiency Services examples:<br />

– Enhanced Route Navigation<br />

– Green Light optimal speed Advisory<br />

Traffic Information examples:<br />

– Road works ahead<br />

– Speed limits<br />

– Traffic delays ahead<br />

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intersection


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

hazardous warning, public safety, traffic light control<br />

Pleae change to presentation mode<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

which radio technology is best ?<br />

Technology capability<br />

Information Warning Active vehicle<br />

control<br />

Crash Rescue<br />

Radio Broadcast<br />

Source: Car2Car Communication Consortium<br />

Peer to peer communication<br />

IEEE802.11p<br />

ES 202 663<br />

- minutes - 20 sec. - 10 sec.<br />

+ 1 sec. + minutes<br />

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100%<br />

80%<br />

60%<br />

Crash probability<br />

Time before crash Time after crash<br />

Cellular Communication


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

requirements for safety critical applications<br />

Requirement WiFi IEEE802.11p<br />

ETSI ES 202 663<br />

• network acquisition / latency --- +++<br />

• immediate establishment of communication (no management overhead).<br />

• immediate exchange of messages to unknown neighbors (< 10 ms)<br />

• reliability --- +++<br />

• dedicated frequency band 5.9 GHz<br />

• control of communication load (e.g. congestion control)<br />

• quality of services + +++<br />

• critical application have to be treated with higher priority over the air.<br />

• security ++ +++<br />

• real-time security (e.g. digital signature) , small key data (e.g ellipt. curves)<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

standardization bodies<br />

WAVE wireless access in vehicular environment<br />

EEE<br />

1609<br />

EU commission standardisation mandate<br />

ITS<br />

Cooperative<br />

Systems<br />

IETF<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

standardization roadmap<br />

USA<br />

EU<br />

Int.<br />

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015<br />

IEEE 802.11p<br />

IEEE 1609.2 /.3 /.4<br />

SAE J2735<br />

ETSI TC ITS<br />

IEEE 1609.11<br />

CEN 278-16<br />

ISO TC 204-16 (CALM)<br />

Intellidrive (USDOT) trials<br />

NTHSA regulatory decision in 2013<br />

European Commission mandate (M/453 EN)<br />

Electronic fee collection<br />

ISO TC 204-14 (cooperative vehicle/roadway warning)<br />

ISO TC 204-18 (glob. harmonization coop. systems)<br />

EU FP7 trials<br />

National trials<br />

deployment<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

dedicated frequency band<br />

Japan<br />

USA / Canada / Mexico<br />

Europe<br />

MHz<br />

5760<br />

5770<br />

5780<br />

DSRC (Toll Systems, C2X )<br />

5790<br />

Safety<br />

PS SCH SCH CCH SCH SCH PS<br />

Public<br />

DSRC Toll PS<br />

5800<br />

5810<br />

5820<br />

5830<br />

5840<br />

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5850<br />

5860<br />

5870<br />

SCH SCH CCH<br />

5880<br />

SCH<br />

5890<br />

SCH<br />

5900<br />

CCH<br />

optional<br />

5910<br />

5920<br />

5930<br />

5940<br />

CCH Control Channel<br />

SCH Service Channel


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Security status (USA, Europe)<br />

Functional requirements<br />

trustful communication<br />

anonymity of network access<br />

Non traceability<br />

temporary<br />

IP, MAC address<br />

Key management<br />

online renewal of keys<br />

revocation list<br />

Performance requirements<br />

fast cryptographic operation<br />

(elliptic curves)<br />

small security certificates<br />

(on air)<br />

Real Time security needs a<br />

Crypto-Coprocessor support<br />

~ 2,5 mSec / crypt. operation<br />

private key + public key<br />

Cryptographic<br />

computation<br />

MPC21C<br />

embedded PC<br />

(500 MHz)<br />

software solution<br />

Routerboard<br />

MIPS 32<br />

( 400MHz)<br />

software solution<br />

Signature 37 ms 120 ms<br />

Validation 75 ms<br />

Sending of message:<br />

1 x Signature<br />

Receiving of message:<br />

1 x Message validation<br />

1 x Certificate validation<br />

Total:<br />

message message<br />

message<br />

sign message<br />

(private key)<br />

Hardware Accelerator<br />

! not yet validated<br />

hardware solution<br />

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37<br />

75<br />

75<br />

--------------<br />

187 ms<br />

message<br />

send message<br />

(public key)<br />

180 ms<br />

120<br />

180<br />

180<br />

--------------<br />

480 ms<br />

Verify message<br />

(public key)<br />

2,5 ms<br />

2,5 ms<br />

2,5<br />

message<br />

2,5<br />

2,5<br />

---------<br />

7,5 ms


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

market introduction considerations<br />

V2X Communication<br />

Deployment of technology by major car manufacturer<br />

Investment on Infrastructure.<br />

Source: VDI Proceedings 2005<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Introduction<br />

Motivation<br />

Applications / technology<br />

Standardization<br />

Security<br />

Market introduction<br />

Devices / Trials<br />

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vehicle-to-X communication<br />

devices of the shelf<br />

• Air Interfaces:<br />

– 2x 5.9 GHz 802.11p MiniPCI (AR5414)<br />

– 1x GPS (Garmin)<br />

• Power supply: 10 .. 30 V DC<br />

• Temperature Range: -20° +70° C<br />

• Connectors:<br />

– 2x RS232C<br />

– 2x LAN(100MB)<br />

– 2x USB2.0, 1x VGA (MPC21 only)<br />

– 1x PS2 Keybord (MPC21 only)<br />

• Linux operating system<br />

• Standards compatibility:<br />

– IEEE802.11p<br />

– IEEE1609.2 2006 (signature),<br />

– IEEE1609.3 D1.4 (Short message protocol)<br />

– IEEE1609.4 D1.4 (Multichannel operation, two radios)<br />

– ETSI ITS, Car2Car Communication Consortium Protocols<br />

MPC21<br />

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14 cm<br />

Routerboard<br />

16 cm<br />

ADLLX8PC (PC104)<br />

14 cm<br />

11 cm


vehicle-to-X communication<br />

SIEMENS Outdoor Roadside Unit<br />

•<strong>Siemens</strong> SCALANCE-W hardware platform<br />

– Embedded PC<br />

– Freescale processor<br />

– 40 Mbyte Flash, 128 KByte RAM<br />

– Connectors:<br />

• 2x MinoPCI<br />

• 1x LAN (100MB)<br />

– Radio Modules<br />

• 2x 5.9 GHz 802.11p (Atheros chipset)<br />

– Power supply 230V / POE<br />

– Temperature Range: IP65 (-40° +70° C)<br />

– Linux operating System<br />

– Standard compatibility:<br />

• IEEE802.11p<br />

• IEEE1609.2 (signature),<br />

• IEEE1609.3 (Short message protocol)<br />

• IEEE1609.4 (Multichannel operation, two radios)<br />

• ETSI TC ITS (CAM, DENM, …)<br />

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25 cm<br />

25 cm<br />

Pole mount antenna


Please change to presentation mode<br />

vehicle-to-X communication<br />

Vienna Airport / Downtown test campaign (2009)<br />

Highway trial: Vehicle-A 130 Km/h, 400mW, Vehicle-B 130 Km/h, 400mW, message transmission every 20 mS<br />

1 Km<br />

1 Km<br />

Downtown trial: Vehicle-A 0-50 Km/h, 400mW Vehicle-B 0-50 Km/h, 400mW , message transmission every 50<br />

mS<br />

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vehicle-to-X field trial DIAMANT (2007-2011)<br />

(Dynamische Informationen & Anwendungen zur Mobilitätssicherung mit Adaptiven<br />

Netzwerken & Telematikinfrastruktur)<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> contribution<br />

Development of DIAMANT specification<br />

within consortium (Opel, Hessen deptmt. of<br />

transportation, <strong>Siemens</strong>VDO / Continental)<br />

V2X communication framework<br />

(IEEE802.11p)<br />

Library for safety messages (SAEJ2375)<br />

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vehicle-to-X demo AASHT PALM Desert (2009)<br />

(American Association State Highway and Transportation officials)<br />

Car2X OBU<br />

BBB OBU<br />

Car Manufacturer<br />

Car2X OBU<br />

Intersection with Traffic Light<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> Traffic light<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> contribution:<br />

DSRC Communication solution for RSU<br />

(Road Side Unit) and OBU (On Board Unit)<br />

Car2X communication framework<br />

(IEEE802.11p, IEEE1609.3)<br />

Car2X application framework<br />

Library for messages (SAEJ2375)<br />

SPAT Signal Phase and Timing<br />

MAP Traffic light Topology<br />

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vehicle-to-X field trial Santa Barbara (in preparation)<br />

by CALTRANS (California Department of Transportation)<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> contribution:<br />

V2X Communication solution for RSU<br />

(Road Side Unit) and OBU (onboard unit)<br />

V2X standards implementation:<br />

IEEE802.11p, IEEE1609.2, IEEE1609.3,<br />

IEE1609.4.<br />

V2X Application framework<br />

Library for messages based on SAEJ2375<br />

SPAT Signal Phase and Timing<br />

MAP Traffic light Topology<br />

Safety messages<br />

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vehicle-to-X<br />

Rail anti-collision system (diploma thesis ongoing)<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> contribution:<br />

V2X Communication solution for RSU<br />

(Road Side Unit) and Rail OBU (onboard<br />

unit)<br />

V2X standards used: IEEE802.11p,<br />

IEEE1609.3.<br />

V2X Application framework<br />

Safety message<br />

Cooperation of :<br />

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Thank you<br />

for your attention!<br />

<strong>Fritz</strong> <strong>Kasslatter</strong><br />

Corporate technology Central Eastern Europe<br />

Research & Technologies<br />

Wireless communication<br />

co-operative ITS communication systems<br />

Vienna (Austria)<br />

<strong>Fritz</strong>.<strong>Kasslatter</strong>@SIEMENS.com<br />

+43 (0)51707 37929<br />

<strong>Fritz</strong> <strong>Kasslatter</strong>, <strong>Siemens</strong> <strong>AG</strong> <strong>Östereich</strong> <strong>CT</strong> T <strong>CEE</strong> AT

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