Strategies for future mobility

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1 Alexander Hausmann Strategies for future mobility Under the Auspices of: 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 1

2 Tourists, every summer (source: CROCODILE: The need for cooperation Snowstorm, 15 th Mar (source: rt.com) ITS Europe 2016 Glasgow

3 3 UAS Technikum Wien

4 Data Exchange based on needs of the ITS Directive Using DATEX II CROCODILE Cooperation towards the fulfilment of the ITS Directive Focus on Priority Action c (safety critical information) and e (truck parking information) Cooperation on organisational level Resulting in real deployments 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 4

5 Currently the CROCODILE Member States are on a different level of DATEX II usage No single Member State has a final solution for cross-border data exchange up to now. Status DATEX II Therefore CROCODILE agreed on a common way forward to achieve data exchange based on DATEX II 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 5

6 CROCODILE DATEX II specification Operative System Partner A DATEX II SRTI classes flooding surfacewater slipperyroad Operative System Partner B mudonroad DATEX II-SRTI classes Class 1 loosechippings oilonroad petrolonroad DATEX II-SRTI classes Slippery Road Ice Slippery Road Class 1 Black Ice Oil on road Mud on Road BlackIce snowdrifts icypatches? Class 1 Mud on road Snow drifts flooding Publisher site A CROCODILE Middleware Client site B 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 6

7 ITF Award 2016 Transport Achievement Award (Freight) Awarding a demonstrated achievement of excellence in transport provision CROCODILE was chosen because: demonstrated a significant achievement in harmonisation of national ITS-related activities in the field of road transport good results regarding institutional collaboration in a context posing significant challenges 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 7

8 Visible benefits 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 8

9 End user perspective continuity of services Common front end is insufficient! Incremental extension of services which are known and used by customers by relevant neighbouring areas or operators 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 9

10 EDITS The way to LinkingDanube However: The EDITS approach will work in regions, but not on European level. 10

11 The step forward Linking Services Local/regional routing within one routing engine Routing within the regions in accordance to the VAO/EDITS approach Transnational routing in a decentralised manner Long distance routing between hubs along the TEN-T network based on an alternative approach (linking services approach) 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 11

12 Action Plan Automated Driving Enabling industry to test under real conditions Building the basis for expanding knowhow Safety as a primal factor (actual traffic and testing) Short/mid-term measures, living document Learning on policy/organisational and technical level 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 12

13 Legalize Tests & adapt legal frameworks Code of practice provides standardised testing framework National Action Plan - Outline Identify & prioritize Use Cases Build & Run Test-Environments (Learning Labs) Secure & strengthen USPs Technology Competences Digital Infrastructure Scientific Competences Emerging Research! Monitoring & Evaluation 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 13

14 Use Cases & scenarios 1. Safety+ through an all-round view (ADAS Sensors, V2I) 2. Save Time (Highway Chauffeur +) 3. New Flexibility (Automated Last Mile) 4. Be Mobile, Stay Mobile (Aging and inclusion) 5. Well Supplied (Platooning & Logistics) 6. Mobility Creates Space (urban mobility concepts) 7. Special Assistant (Off-Road, agriculture, special machines, ) 1., 3., 5. are Prioritized Use Cases for /12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 14

15 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 15

16 Overall Budget: 25 Mio ( ); leverage effect of additional 35 Mio. National Action Plan - Budget Main budget elements: Test Environments (Innovation Clusters), RDI Programmes (Mobility, ICT, Security), Digital Infrastructure Deployment ALL open for international participation!! 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 16

17 One common aspect optimisation of interfaces Real world (hubs) and virtual world (services) Ensure interoperability Reflect and adapt governance and organisational structures Need to be defined open and flexible Covering all transport modes Between research development deployment market

18 System Integration Service Thinking Service Service Current System Design Transport Operations Products/Vehicles Infrastructure Future Design Thinking + Access/Ownership Transport Operations Products/ Vehicles Infrastruc -ture + Financing

19 A digital era for transport solutions for society, economy and environment April 2018 Reed Messe Wien exhibition & congress centre

20 Thank you for your attention! Ευχαριστώ για την προσοχή σας! Αny Questions? / Ερωτήσεις; 2 nd ANNUAL EVENT Athens, Greece Dec Alexander Hausmann AustriaTech Expert, Mobility Systems & ITS Deployment alexander.hausmann@austriatech.at 19-20/12/2016 2nd Annual Event 2016, Hellenic Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport, Athens 20

21 Austrian contacts organising committee