PRE-DRIVE C2X Deliverable D0.3 Final report_20100929.pdf
PRE-DRIVE C2X Deliverable D0.3 Final report_20100929.pdf
PRE-DRIVE C2X Deliverable D0.3 Final report_20100929.pdf
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<strong>PRE</strong>-<strong>DRIVE</strong> <strong>C2X</strong> 9/29/2010<br />
With the potential benefits of vehicular communication proven, next steps<br />
were the specification and prototypical realisation of a common European<br />
architecture for cooperative systems that does closely follow the definitions set<br />
up by COMeSafety. In order to get a realistic idea of the benefits that can be<br />
expected, this needed to be accompanied by an a priori estimation of the<br />
impact on road safety and traffic efficiency employing tools for impact<br />
assessment that are commonly agreed and allow for reproduceable and<br />
comparable results.<br />
For the aforementioned reasons the overall goals of the <strong>PRE</strong>-<strong>DRIVE</strong> <strong>C2X</strong><br />
project proposal were to:<br />
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establish a pan European architecture framework for cooperative systems,<br />
that ensures interoperability of all different applications of vehicle to vehicle<br />
and to infrastructure communications for safety and mobility.<br />
perform a consistent a priori estimations of the impact on traffic safety and<br />
mobility of cooperative systems for road safety and traffic efficiency<br />
pave the road for the forthcoming field operational tests on cooperative<br />
systems<br />
identify the key enabling and disabling factors to plan the future market<br />
introduction.<br />
In order to design, develop and demonstrate the envisaged common<br />
European architecture for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure<br />
communication and to prove the proper functioning and the expected benefits<br />
<strong>PRE</strong>-<strong>DRIVE</strong> <strong>C2X</strong> brought together all relevant European actors in that field<br />
that had to do the step forward for the common architecture, namely the<br />
vehicle makers and the relevant automotive and technology suppliers in the<br />
field.<br />
This step was done by implementing the architecture designed jointly by<br />
COMeSafety together with the projects on cooperative systems running at the<br />
time of COMeSafety. In this way the vehicles can now become the key to<br />
really enable the interoperability that is needed to obtain a sustainable<br />
deployment ramping up in short term.<br />
However, involved actors, at all levels, did not only set up a prototype system<br />
that can easily be replicated for future activities such as field operational tests<br />
but did also provide a dedicated simulator for cooperative systems allowing<br />
comprehensive system evaluation from a technical as well as from a safety<br />
and a traffic impact related viewpoint and develop the necessary tools and<br />
methods for future evaluation in real environments.<br />
The <strong>PRE</strong>-<strong>DRIVE</strong> <strong>C2X</strong> work was organised as follows:<br />
2.1.1 WP1000 System architecture development<br />
Based on the relevant scenarios and the resulting applications the European<br />
communication architecture that was drafted by the COMeSafety support<br />
action was transferred into a working prototype that made use of existing<br />
systems and components wherever possible in order to guarantee easy<br />
implementation and quick market introduction. This prototype was verified and<br />
<strong>Deliverable</strong> <strong>D0.3</strong> Version 1.0 3<br />
<strong>Final</strong> Report