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Risto Kulmala Risto.Kulmala@vtt.fi

O2: To take advantage of intelligent vehicles and infrastructure technologies to improve road safety (eSafety) Proposal for work plan v 2. Risto Kulmala Risto.Kulmala@vtt.fi. Objectives (CEDR Strategic Plan). to inform NRAs of developments

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Risto Kulmala Risto.Kulmala@vtt.fi

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  1. O2: To take advantage of intelligent vehicles and infrastructure technologies to improve road safety (eSafety)Proposal for work plan v 2 Risto Kulmala Risto.Kulmala@vtt.fi

  2. Objectives (CEDR Strategic Plan) • to inform NRAs of developments • to alert NRAs to matters that will directly affect them • to provide NRA information to the eSafety forum.

  3. Resources and expected outputs (CEDR SP) • 2-3 CEDR members, 3-4 meetings/year, total of 20 person days/annum • to gather information • to prepare progress reports • report back to CEDR for a total of approximately 20 person days per annum • Progress reports shall be delivered twice a year until end of 2006, when the situation regarding eSafety shall be reassessed.

  4. Proposal for work plan - tasks • Participation in eSafety Forum’s work and Implementation Road Map Working Group • Agreement on priority systems to be promoted from the NRA point of view • Agreement on overall strategy for NRAs in deployment and roll-out of eSafety systems • Commence discussions with road operators (ASECAP) on common strategies related to eSafety • Inform CEDR on eSafety developments • Recommend CEDR and NRA actions when/where necessary

  5. O2: Members of group

  6. Priority systems • Autonomous Vehicle Systems: • ESP • Blind spot monitoring • Adaptive head lights • Obstacle and collision warning • Lane departure warning

  7. Priority systems • Infrastructure related Systems • eCall • Extended environmental information (extended FCD) • Real-time Traffic and Travel Information • Dynamic traffic management • Local danger warning • Speed Alert

  8. Proposal for work plan – time table • 1st meeting on 30 March 2006 at 9:00-11:30 in Copenhagen before the PG meeting • Meeting of eSafety Implementation Road Maps Working Group on 7 April • 2 other meetings, preferably piggybacking PG “Capacity…” meetings • Progress reports • 06/2006, 12/2006 and 06/2007

  9. Implementation Road Maps WGTentative Plans • Work to be continued in 2006-2008 i.e. WG remains active • Objective is to maintain and update the implementation road map • Updating the present road map • Consider new priority systems • Simplified road map for decision makers • More concrete road maps for eSafety Forum SG selected priority systems with timelines and responsibilities

  10. Implementation Road Maps WGPlan for 2006 • M1: Fix 1st WG meeting; Expand active membership in WG (esp. ASECAP, more car manufacturers, insurance) • M2: Have plan approved at eSafety Forum SG • M3: Produce proposal for simplified road map • M4: Agree at WG on update content and procedure • M7: Produce proposal for draft updated road maps • M9: Agree at WG on new draft implementation road maps and provide it to EC and SG • M11: Workshop on key issue for Implementation Road Maps, e.g. incentives, common technical platform

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