3rd ETSI TC ITS WORKSHOP
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DAY 1 : Wednesday 9th February 2011
13:30 SESSION 1: KEYNOTES and DISCUSSION ON ITS
Moderator: Soeren Hess, ETSI TC ITS Chairman
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13:35 Welcome Address
Walter Weigel, ETSI Director-General
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13:45 Importance of the ITS Directive
Gzim Ocakoglu, Head of Section - ITS, DG MOVE European Commission
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14:05 Standardization activities of SAC/TC268
Qi Yang, SAC TC 268 Secretary
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14:25 Role of the automotive industry in standardization activities and the
business perspective of Cooperative Systems
Ralf Guido Herrtwich, Daimler AG, Director Driver Assistance and Chassis
Systems, Group Research and Advanced Engineering
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14:45 Cooperative services as a global business opportunity
Russel Shields, co-founder and Chair of Ygomi LLC
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15:05 Deployment of cooperative systems and the importance of global
harmonisation
Hermann Meyer, ERTICO – ITS Europe, Chief Executive Officer
15:45 Networking Coffee
16:30 SESSION 2: PANEL DISCUSSION: THE MANDATE ON COOPERATIVE ITS
AND HOW TO ACHIEVE THE GOALS
Moderator: Martin Arndt, ETSI, TC ITS Technical Officer
The Mandate 453 on Cooperative ITS addresses the technical standardization need for the deployment of
interoperable cooperative systems and beyond. This session reports on the progress made in 2010 as well as
providing an outlook to the 2011 activities, and will discuss the best way to contribute to the activities foreseen
in the mandate.
Panellists:
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Emilio Castrillejo, European Commission DG ENTR
Emilio Dávila González, European Commission DG INFOSOC
Hans Joachim Schade, Convenor CEN/TC278/WG16 and ISO/TC204/WG18
Soeren Hess, ETSI TC ITS Chairman
18:00 Networking Cocktail
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DAY 2 : Thursday 10th February 2011
09:00 SESSION 3 : PANEL :THE GLOBAL DEPLOYMENT OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS
Moderator: Soeren Hess, ETSI TC ITS Chairman
Within the frame of high level agreements between the European Union, US Department of Transportation and
the Japanese communication ministries on global activities to harmonize standardisation and cooperative ITS
applications as well as a roadmap for deployment, this high level managers round table will provide the latest
news on the global activities and discuss the way forward to achieve global interpretability for cooperative ITS
when implemented and deployed in a few years.
The round table will gather high level speakers from Europe, the US and Asia.
Panellists:
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Juhani Jääskeläinen, European Commission, DG INFSO
Steve Sill, US DOT
Tomoharu Suzuki, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) Japan
Hiroyoshi Suzuki, Japan Automobile Research Institute
10:30 Networking Coffee
11:00 SESSION 4 : COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS - USE CASES, APPLICATIONS, SERVICES
and INTEGRATION
Moderator: Gérard Ségarra, Renault, ETSI TC ITS WG1 Chairman
Cooperative systems aim to warn and assist people while on the move, safety applications to reduce accidents
and increase traffic efficiency and sustainable driving. The usage of local dynamic maps and environmental
notifications can also provide for location based services and information. This includes information where a free
car-park is available, what the prices look like at the next petrol station, to pay your road toll electronically and
which waterbus you have to take to reach this workshop's location. This session intends to answer questions
like: How does both safety information and location based services get fed to the cooperative systems network
or will location based services be provided by Smart Phones? Is it required to classify and manage that
information flow in a standardized way? How does one know what type of information is available at a given
location? Are international aspects considered satisfactory, e.g. information is provided in your desired language
even when abroad? Has standardization addressed this already? What research activities are going on here?
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11:00 ETSI TC ITS WG1 standardization activities
Lan Lin, Hitachi, Researcher, ETSI TC ITS WG1 Vice Chairman
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11:20 Liaison between ETSI TC ITS WG1 & ISO TC204 WG14
Yousuke Akatsu, Senior Staff, Nissan Motor Co., LTD.
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11:40 The Traffic and Travel Information Chain and Integration With Co-operative
Systems
Jonathan Harrod Booth, Harrod Booth Consulting (for CEN TC 278)
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12:00 Study on the Service for Collecting & Providing Vehicle Information in Korea
Sanghyun Lee, Researcher, ITS Korea
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12:20 SCORE@F, the French FOT for road co-operative systems
Gérard Ségarra, Telematics Research Manager, RENAULT SAS, TC ITS WG1
Chairman
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12:45 Networking
Lunch
14:00 SESSION 5 CONNECTIVITY VERSUS TECHNOLOGY
Moderator: Christoph Wöste, Bundesnetzagentur, ETSI TC ITS WG4 Chairman
Having been published in summer 2010 the standard IEEE 802.11p (Wireless Access for the Vehicular
Environment) is a long standing candidate for becoming widely accepted as the physical layer standard for
cooperative systems communications. However, alternative access methods such as Self-organising Time
Division Multiple Access (STDMA) as well as the usage of other radio technologies such as LTE TDD are still
being discussed. This session tries to find out if a convergence for a specific technology is already present.
Furthermore, it should become clear what commitments the silicon makers can do. What is the easiest
implementation, what the most difficult one? Is there a trade-off between those aspects?
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14:00 ETSI TC ITS WG4 standardization activities
Achim Brakemeier, Daimler AG, ETSI TC ITS WG4 Vice Chairman
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14:20 Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems: 5.9 GHz Field Trials
Paul Gray, Chief Executive Officer, Cohda Wireless
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14:40 Sticking to decision versus risking deployment
Onn Haran, Chief Technical Officer, Autotalks LTD
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15:00 Towards a true cooperative ITS
Enrico Brancaccio, Manager, Ericsson Telecomunicazioni S.p.A.
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15:20 Possible migration path from CSMA towards a STDMA based
Katrin Sjoberg, Halmstad University, Sweden
15:45 Networking Coffee
16:15 SESSION 6 INSIDE ARCHITECTURE, OUTSIDE ARCHITECTURE
Moderator: Knut Evensen, Q-Free, ETSI TC ITS WG2 Chairman
In September 2010 the standard ETSI EN 302 665 specifying the ITS Communications Architecture has been
published. Although the architecture has been designed in a modular way that allows flexible usage and
implementation it is still required to harmonize the internal interfaces between the modules and the interfaces to
the external world. This session examines to which extent cross layer harmonization is required. What elements
do really need a streamlined approach? What efforts are necessary to achieve a common understanding when
connecting to the external world and vice-versa? Is standardization taking this into account? What are the
relations to ITS service and application providers? Can legacy ITS systems be integrated seamlessly?
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16:15 ETSI TC ITS WG2 standardization activities
Hans Joachim Fischer, Fischer Tech, ETSI TC ITS WG2 Vice Chairman
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16:35 What Deployment Architecture for Europe?
Paul Kompfner, Head of Sector, ERTICO – ITS Europe
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17:00 ITS Standardization - Focused or Visionary
Lindsay Frost, Chief Standardization Engineer, NEC Laboratories Europe
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17:20 ETSI TC ITS WG5 standardization activities
Scott Cadzow, Cadzow Consulting, ETSI TC ITS WG5 Chairman
18:00 Networking Drink
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DAY 3 : Friday 11th February 2011
09:00
SESSION 7: WOULD YOU BE MY VALENTINE?
Moderator: Hans Schade Hans-Joachim, Convenor CEN/TC278/WG16 and
ISO/TC204/WG18
The European Commission mandate on Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems requires the synchronization
among the European Standards Organizations on one hand, on the other hand it recommends to collect
feedback from stakeholders affected by that standardization work. This session intends to verify if all the bits
and bytes of standardization fit to each other, to identify shortcomings and potential show-stoppers and to find
proposals for challenging standardization issues. In addition, the session offers the possibilities to present
topics that should be considered by standardization additionally.
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09:00 Motorway operator's expectations towards ITS co-operative systems
standardization
Jacques Boussuge, Director Operations, ASECAP/ASFA
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09:20 The EasyWay project and its Cooperative Systems Task Force
Wolfgang Kernstock, Project Manager, AustriaTech – Federal Agency for
Technological Measures Ltd.
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09:40 Introduction to the DRIVE C2X Integrated Project
Maxime Flament, Head of Sector, ERTICO – ITS Europe
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10:00 ETSI TC ITS WG3 Standardization Activities
Andreas Festag, NEC Europe Ltd., ETSI TC ITS WG3 Chairman
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10:20 Testing of CAM, DENM and GeoNetworking protocols
Sebastian Müller, Testing Expert, ETSI Centre for Testing and Interoperability
(CTI)
10:45
Networking Coffee
11:15
SESSION 8 : INTERNATIONAL ITS STANDARDIZATION
Moderator: Soeren Hess, ETSI TC ITS Chairman
Since it has become clear that there is willingness and need for harmonizing Cooperative ITS standards this
session intends to show the progress that has been made so far and to identify those who want to contribute to
this common global objective indeed.
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11:15 Current Status of Institutionalization and Strategy for Standardization of
ITS in Japan
Tomoharu Suzuki, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC)
Japan
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11:30 Activities on Standardization in Japan and International Harmonization
Takeshi Yamamoto, NEC, Expert,/Chair, Vehicle Communication Systems (VCS)
International WG, ITS Info-Communications ForumITS distributed road side
infrastructure and standardization needs
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11:50 ITU-R and APT activities on ITS radiocommunications
Satoshi Oyama, Senior Manager, Road Transport Systems Dept., Hitachi Ltd
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12:10 ITS Communication Security Standardization and Harmonization
Thomas M. Kurihara, IEEE VTS/ITS 1609 WG Chair, TKstds Management
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12:30 Cross-SDO coordination efforts for ITS Station Architecture in Cooperative
Systems
Knut Evensen, VP Technology, Q-Free, ETSI TC ITS WG2 Chairman
WRAP UP and CONCLUSIONS
This session will summarize the workshop and discuss the next steps.
Soeren Hess, ETSI TC ITS Chairman
13:00
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