Status of Connected Vehicle technology development for Automated Driving in Japan

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Status of Connected Vehicle technology development for Automated Driving in Japan 2017.11.14 Norifumi Ogawa International Cooperation WG SIP-adus Mazda Motor Corporation

INDEX 1. 2. 3. 4. Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) development organization framework in Japan Organizing the use case for CAV by JAMA Study of message set and protocol for V2V and V2I by MIC Examination of V2I application by MLIT 5. Summary

1. Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) development organization framework in Japan

3 Application study Use case WG JAMA Coopera tive activity WG Organizing Use cases Use case MLIT (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure Transport and Tourism) V2I application requirement for Automated Driving Use case Communication specification study ITS FORUM Study radio-communication protocol and standardization Clarify technical requirement for automated Driving MIC(SIP) (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) Develop message set and protocol

2. Organizing the use cases for CAV by JAMA

5 Several working groups are discussing realization of automated driving in JAMA. In order to discuss using the same language, the use case WG started to create the common use case. The common use case is shared not only to JAMA, but also to the other related organizations. Applications utilizing communication are being considered based on the use case. Currently, 4 prioritized use cases are considered.

6 Traffic information on road ahead Realize smooth automated driving by using the safety related traffic information on road ahead Merging/ Lane Change Realize smooth merging by using the information of traffic flow and mutual communication between vehicles Emergency Hazardous Information Correct Hazardous information and distribute following and oncoming vehicles Truck Platooning Exchange control information among trucks Source : JAMA

7 JAMA is conducting a survey of vehicles behavior on highway to quantify the use case Video CAV will help smooth merging without disturbing the traffic flow on main lane.

8 To realize smooth merging in order not to disturb traffic flow on main lane Quantify merging scenario and establish the use case Consider merging strategy by V2V V2I application Study specific merging procedure using communication Length of merging point from starting Merging lane TTC Distance ahead Main lane

3. Study of message set and protocol for V2V V2I by MIC in SIP

10 MIC created a whole picture of communication utilization for CAV In this year the activity focus on automated driving level 2, 3 on highway Stage Focus AD Level Example of Information contents C-ITS 1 ADAS Level1 -Vehicle status (location/speed) -sensor info/ Traffic signal etc. 2.1 AD Level 2,3 (High way) 2.2 AD Level L2,3 (General roads) -Vehicle intention -traffic circumstance (Traffic flow speed, Object on road) -Vehicle intention -traffic circumstance (Pedestrian, Signal) S1 Truck Platooning -Info for electric towing (Monitoring Vehicle condition) V2V V2V V2I V2V V2I V2V V2I S2 AD Level 4 limited area -Info for Remote monitoring and control (Monitoring Vehicle and circumstance) 3 AD Level 5 -Info for mutual intervention (Merging or lane change in traffic jam ) V2I V2V V2I

11 MIC in SIP activity in 2017 Study message set and protocol for CAV based on the results of previous SIP activities and JAMA use cases. Goal 2017 Create draft of message set and protocol 2018 Evaluate the effectiveness of CAV with defined message set and protocol

4. Examination of V2I application by MLIT

13 Providing traffic conditions on mainline helps drivers and AD vehicles merge smoothly. Information collection C-ITS Platform CCTV camera Information provision DSRC RSU Traffic flow data Source : MLIT

14 LAI* helps drivers or AD vehicles take safer maneuver. *LAI(Look Ahead Information): information of anticipated events which can t be detected by on-board-sensors DSRC RSU Look Ahead Information C-ITS Platform Telematics DSRC RSU DSRC RSU information Telematics CCTV camera Change routes Improve comfort Change lanes Improve comfort Slow down Enhance safety Icy road surface! Broken-down vehicle! Source : MLIT

5. Summary

16 JAMA is organizing the use case on highway and shares to related organizations. MIC create the whole picture of communication utilization for CAV and study message set and protocol on highway. MLIT develop road infrastructure to support for merging and utilize several infrastructure to provide look ahead information.

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