Implementing innovations in the transport industry
The importance of new technologies has been emphasized more than once, and therefore, the popularity of their application is increasing every day. The transport industry is not ignored and follows the trends of the new time. Since any technological base is a complex and collective parameter, each individual aspect of it requires focus and control. That is why adherence to the prescriptions of international standards is one of the key points in the successful construction of an entire system. Today we will continue to acquaint you with some of the main standards in the field of transport and technologies used in this industry.
Intelligent transport systems — Urban ITS — Mixed vendor environments, methodologies & translators
Minimizing risks when using the recommendations of international standards not only significantly protects the company from temporary losses, but also from financial ones. When introducing new technologies into transport systems, SIST-TS CEN / TS 17400: 2020 can significantly help in this aspect.
This TS focuses on the principal aspects of urban ITS where vendor lock-in is a technical and financial problem: primarily centre-tofield communications and traffic management systems. It will cover the following scope:
- Analysis of vendor lock-in challenges, and mitigation and migration options
- Technical options for interworking multiple vendors’ products
- Review of principal approaches taken to date to implement these options in comunity frameworks and specifications
- Translation between frameworks/products
Technical and management protocols to achieve interworking, using product/interface adaptation, translation products, replacement/reengineering, and other migration strategies
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Intelligent transport systems — Urban ITS — Mixed vendor environments, methodologies & translators
The emergence of innovative additions always implies complex regulation of the system of their implementation. When it comes to global scale, this process is reflected in international standards such as SIST-TS CEN / TS 17402: 2020.
This document will provide a background to the relevance of standards concerning mixed vendor environments in the context of urban-ITS. It will describe key mixed vendor environments interfaces.
It will define:
- Open specifications for sensor systems: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
- Open specifications for traffic control: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
- Open specifications for traffic information: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
- Open specifications for public transport information systems: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
- Open specifications for distributed C-ITS: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
- Open specifications for central systems: existing open specifications and provides common specifications
It will describe openly plied proprietary standards and extant communications protocols that can be used in mixed vendor environments in the context of urban-ITS.
Since the document has a significant number of technical characteristics, we recommend that you consult with professionals in the selection of standards in order to avoid mistakes.
Intelligent transport systems — Urban ITS — Models and definitions for new modes
Artificial intelligence is increasingly taking over the everyday aspects of human life. By introducing it into transport systems, companies and organizations should be aware of the latest updates on the standards market. One of the key documents today is SIST-TS CEN / TS 17413: 2020.
This document defines new modes in a reference data model, in order to allow integration of these modes into urban multimodal travel services (e.g. trip planning systems).
If you operate in this industry, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with the characteristics of this document in more detail.
Intelligent transport systems — Urban ITS — Communication interfaces and profiles for traffic management
Continuing the topic of artificial intelligence, I would like to note the vastness of its applications. If the technology is introduced into the mechanism, regulation occurs in one way. But sometimes these technologies are used in the road management system. A standard SIST-TS CEN 17466: 2020 describes: a) A TM interface standard to enable exchange network performance data (e.g. traffic conditions, travel times) and planned and unplanned events/incidents (e.g. roadworks, road/bridge/tunnel closures, bad weather, road surface conditions) which are not currently covered by DATEX II. b) A TM interface standard to enable the provision of appropriate and relevant traffic information (e.g. congestion and travel times) to users, across a variety of platforms.
If your company operates in the artificial intelligence industry, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with all the main standards of this area, both global and narrow-profile.
Railway applications — Acoustics — Measuring of door audible warnings
Since transport technologies do not always fit geographically comfortably for city residents, the noise they cause can negatively affect people’s lives and comfort. That is why standards such as SIST EN 17285: 2020 are created.
This European standard describes the type test assessment method for acoustic signals at passenger external doors applying to rolling stock. The following applies to this standard: — this standard refers to acoustical passenger information indicating the release, opening and closing of passenger doors; — this standard is applicable to tonal signals with defined frequency components; — this standard is not applicable to spoken information.
Since this document has a number of amendments and refinements, we recommend that you clarify in more detail whether this document meets the needs of your organization by clicking on the link above.
International standards are the engine of progress in cooperation between the markets of different countries.
Since technologies are developed in completely different countries and cooperation is a necessary aspect in order to obtain high development indicators, it should be noted the importance of balancing standardization in the process of scientific and industrial activities. If your company operates in areas related to those indicated in the documents above, we recommend that you think about the existence or updating of the existing regulatory framework to be confident in the final result and the quality of the activities performed. And the iTeh team will always be happy to help you select the required document for your company.
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