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Title	SUPER SMART VEHICLE SYSTEMS: FUTURE INTELLIGENT DRIVING AND THE MEASURES FOR THE MATERIALIZATION
Accession No	00638034
Authors	Tsugawa, S
Conference Title	Surface Transportation: Mobility, Technology, and Society. Proceedings of the IVHS AMERICA 1993 Annual Meeting
Corp. Authors / Publisher	IVHS America
Publication Date	19930000
Description	p. 192-198; Figures; References; Tables
Languages	English
Abstract	This paper describes recent studies on the SSVS (Super Smart Vehicle System) and, in particular, the placement of each system relating to IVHS in Japan, the objectives of the SSVS, the recent studies, and the measures for the materialization. The SSVS is the future intelligent driving system for 20 to 30 years from now with the objectives of both safety and efficiency of automobile driving/traffic taking account of the aging society and the environmental protection. The main theme of the SSVS is AVCS, which will provide substantial solutions in order to attain the objectives. The recent studies on the SSVS include AVCS for urban streets, AVCS for expressways, vehicle-to-vehicle communication systems, intelligent logistics, APTS-related systems, and test sites and facilities.
TRT Terms	Advanced vehicle control systems ; Automobile driving ; Environmental impacts ; Environmental quality ; Intelligent transportation systems ; Technology
Geographical Terms	Japan
Other Terms	Automatic vehicle control; Environmental issues; Intelligent vehicle highway systems; Japanese technology
Subject Areas	U17 ITS, APTS, MAGLEV, NEW SYSTEMS; H53 VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS; I91 Vehicle Design and Safety
Availability	National Technical Information Service Order Document: http://www.ntis.gov/search/product.asp?ABBR=PB2000104449&starDB=GRAHIST Order Number: PB2000-104449 IVHS America
TRIS Files	UMTRIS; HRIS
Database	TRIS Online

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