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Title ITS ARCHITECTURE REQUIREMENTS AND FEATURES NEEDED TO PROVIDE FOR SAFETY-RELATED ITS USER SERVICES
Accession No 00730647
Authors Horne, W; McOmber, R; Bruno, R
Period Covered 9506-9605
Corp. Authors
/ Publisher
Stanford Telecommunications, Incorporated information; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration information
Publication Date   19960516
Description 53 p.; Figures(22); References(25); Tables(1)
Languages English
Abstract The Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Architecture is based on Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements to provide user services in areas such as mass transit, commercial vehicle operations, traffic management, and personal vehicles, among others. The objective of this task was to assess the extent to which the ITS Architecture supports or is compatible with safety-related ITS user services of interest to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), particularly those having significant in-vehicle control and warning functionality. The task was structured to permit feedback of NHTSA needs and concerns to the architecture development teams during the process of ITS Architecture development. The study found no major issues in the ITS Architecture that would limit or adversely impact the efforts of NHTSA to facilitate the deployment of future in-vehicle safety-related systems. To a large extent, this can be attributed to the fact that the ITS Architecture does not address in-vehicle safety systems in detail--actual deployment and design issues were considered beyond the scope of the architecture. It also assumes that these systems fall into the category of higher risk/later deployment, with most of the cost being borne by the private sector. The study did, however, identify several technical concerns and issues that were brought to the attention of NHTSA and the ITS Architecture Team during the course of the effort. While several areas of concern were addressed by the Architecture Team during the course of the study, other issues (documented in the final report) remain open.
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See also PB96-193347.
TRT Terms Automobiles information; Control systems information; Intelligent transportation systems information; Specifications information; System design information; Vehicle design information; Vehicle safety information
Other Terms Automotive control systems; Compatibility; In-vehicle safety systems; Intelligent transportation systems architecture; Requirements
Subject Areas H12 PLANNING; H51 SAFETY; I72 Traffic and Transport Planning
Contract Number DTNH22-93-D-07317
Report Number HS-808 429,; TR96070; Final Report
Availability
National Technical Information Service information
Order Number: PB96-193354WTS
TRIS Files HRIS; HSL
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