
Intelligent Transport Systems Standards
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- Intelligent Transport Systems Standards
- Contents v
- Preface xiix
- PART I Introduction to Intelligent Transport Systems 1
- Chapter 1 Introduction 3
- 1.1 Objectives of the Book
- 1.2 How to Use This Book
- 1.3 Obtaining Copies of Standards
- 1.4 Use of the Terms ''Infrastructure'' and ''Roadside''
- 1.5 ITS Standards and Generic Standards Used for ITS
- 1.6 Introduction to Intelligent Transport Systems
- 1.7 Standardization for Intelligent Transport Systems
- 1.8 Benefits of ITS Standardization
- 1.9 Principles of Enterprise Architecture
- 1.10 The Business Case for ITS Standards
- Chapter 2 Introduction to ITS Services and Supporting Technologies 19
- 2.1 What Are ITS Services?
- 2.2 ITS Users
- 2.3 Types of ITS Services
- 2.4 Other ''Views'' of ITS
- 2.5 Means of Achieving ITS Services
- 2.6 ITS Services for Vehicles and Their Occupants
- 2.7 Services to Public Transport Users and Pedestrians
- 2.8 Technology in Evolution
- PART II Standards to Achieve ITS Services 73
- Chapter 3 An Introduction to Communication Technologies Standards for ITS 75
- 3.1 On-Board ITS Standards
- 3.2 Navigation Systems
- 3.3 Radar Systems
- 3.4 Optical Systems
- 3.5 Ultrasound/Sonar Systems
- 3.6 Infrared Systems
- 3.7 Wireless Systems Within a Vehicle
- 3.8 Infrastructure/Infrastructure Standards for ITS
- 3.9 Sensors
- 3.10 Wi-Fi
- 3.11 Personal Area Networks
- Chapter 4 Wireless Communications Standards Used for ITS 99
- 4.1 Regulations
- 4.2 Publicly Available Wireless Networks
- 4.3 CALM: Communications Access for Land Mobiles
- 4.4 Dedicated and Public Wireless Networks
- 4.5 Standards Underpinning the Use of Public Wireless Networks for ITS
- 4.6 ITS Specific Wireless Communications Networks
- 4.7 Regional and National Standards for ITS Communications
- Chapter 5 Technical Support Standards for ITS 237
- 5.1 General Architecture Development Standards and Specifications for ITS
- 5.2 Technology Specific Standards and Guides
- 5.3 Transport Systems Security
- 5.4 Transport Systems Safety
- 5.5 Geographic and Location Based Services for ITS
- 5.6 Human-Machine Interface Standards
- Chapter 6 General Standards for Information Technology That May Be Used to Support ITS Service Provision 289
- 6.1 Geographic and Location Based Standards
- 6.2 Data Specification, Management, and Transmission 317
- Chapter 7 Identification Technology Standards 453
- 7.1 Personal Identification (Including IC Cards/Smart Cards)
- 7.2 Biometric Identification
- 7.3 Vehicle Identification
- 7.4 Radio Frequency Identification
- 7.5 Track and Trace
- 7.6 Other SC31 Automatic Identification Standards That May Be Useful for ITS Service Provision
- PART III ITS Services to Stakeholders 563
- Chapter 8 ITS Service Groups and Domains 565
- 8.1 ITS Service Groups
- 8.2 Traveler Information Service Groups
- 8.3 Traffic Management and Operations Service Groups
- 8.4 Vehicle Service Groups
- 8.5 Freight Transport Service Groups
- 8.6 Public Transport Service Groups
- 8.7 Emergency Service Groups
- 8.8 Transport-Related Electronic Payment Service Groups
- 8.9 Road Transport-Related Personal Safety
- 8.10 Weather and Environmental Conditions Monitoring Service Groups
- 8.11 Disaster Response Management and Coordination Service Groups
- 8.12 National Security Service Groups
- PART IV Standard National/RegionalArchitecture 739
- Chapter 9 National and Regional Architecture 741
- 9.1 The Role of National/Regional Architecture 742
- 9.2 Japan-National ITS Architecture 743
- 9.3 The United States-National ITS Architecture 744
- 9.4 European Union-ITS Architecture Framework 745
- 9.5 Other National ITS Architecture 746
- PART V Strategies to Use Standards in ITS 753
- Chapter 10 Planning, Development, Deployment,and Operations 755
- 10.1 ITS System Requirements, Analysis, Design, and Delivery
- 10.2 Systems Engineering for ITS
- 10.3 Business Case and Benefit-Cost Analysis for ITS
- 10.4 Use Case Requirements Specification for ITS
- 10.5 Integrated Test, Evaluation, and Acceptance of ITS
- 10.6 ITS Software Development and Integration
- 10.7 ITS Data Collection and Analysis
- 10.8 Simulation and Modeling for ITS
- PART VI The Process of Standards Development
- Chapter 11 International Standards Development Organizations for ITS 775
- 11.1 International Standards Organization
- 11.2 International Telecommunication Union
- 11.3 International Electrotechnical Commission
- 11.4 Comite´ Europe´en de Normalisation
- 11.5 European Telecommunications Standards Institute
- 11.6 Internet Engineering Task Force
- 11.7 World Wide Web Consortium
- 11.8 Object Management Group
- 11.9 United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business
- 11.10 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- Chapter 12 National Standards DevelopmentOrganizations for ITS 797
- 12.1 U.S. National Standards
- 12.2 Japan National Standards
- 12.3 Other Organizations Relevant to ITS Standards
- PART VII Conclusions 815
- Chapter 13 Summary 817
- Summary
- About the Author 827
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