AUTOMATED DRIVING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DREAMTEAM OR ALIEN TO EACH OTHER?

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Bild einfügen, via Folienmaster Ansicht Folienmaster, das Bild in den Hintergrund geben, damit das Logo ganz oben ist! Bei Motiv darauf achten, dass das Logo gut erkennbar ist (passendes Logo wählen positives oder negatives Logo) AUTOMATED DRIVING AND INFRASTRUCTURE DREAMTEAM OR ALIEN TO EACH OTHER? Ing. Mag. Bernd Datler ASFINAG Maut Service GmbH AMAA, Berlin, September 25th 2017

ASFINAG Austria s motorway operator 3 priorities 2.200 km network 164 tunnels (383 km) linking usefully connecting safely operating economically 5.192 bridges 30 billion vehicle km travelled per year construction 3 key areas operation toll 2.742 employees 2

Automated driving brings many challenges for road operators Technology readiness Data protection / information security Mixed traffic Legal framework Safety Capacity/ efficiency New Communication technologies Digitalisation New traffic management procedures Road operators can/should contribute to development of AD to tackle challenges Public road testing complements other test methods Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen. 3

Digital infrastructure offers lots of real time data that can support automated driving Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen 4

Level 3/level 4 could benefit from combined information horizon of infrastructure and vehicle example: v = 130 km/h = 36 m/s distance in 10 seconds: 360m Level 3: lead time for takeover Level 4: User experience/ comfort

Automated driving functions need a high market penetration to show positive effects on overall traffic 100% benefits for overall traffic (safety, capacity, ) 0% testphase today 2020 introduction/mixed traffic and this will take time! share of automated vehicles 20xx high saturation/common standard 6

The first Austrian public testarea covers 20 km of the highway A2 and offers many different traffic situations section I: Laßnitzhöhe - Graz Ost section II: Graz Ost Graz West Videobasierte Einzelfahrzeugdetektion section I section II 7

The Austrian testarea along the A2 is equipped with extensive digital infrastructure Standard ASFINAG infrastructure fibre optics along the network + IP connectivity traffic sensors, weather sensors, VMS, Phase I: HD-video covering the whole testtrack Videodetection integrated into traffic incident management Virtual 3D-model of the testtrack Integration of all static data related to the testtrack Phase II: 2016 2017 C2X-equipment on VMS-gantries and smart roadworks trailers Integration of data from the traffic management center Further developing the 3D-model to become an integrated analysis tool combining all dynamic data 8

Vehicles can be tracked along the whole testtrack Videodetection und data for individual vehicles A2 km 169,900 Class: PKW Velocity: 120 km/h A2 km 177,610 Class: PKW Velocity: 95 km/h A2 km 178,480 Class: PKW Velocity: 114 km/h 9

Radar detection lays the foundation for the calculation of vehicle trajectories Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen 10

All sensors are fully integrated and gantry-based Video detection radar sensor traffic sensors Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen 11

Data fusion is the answer to get an accurate representation of the traffic. Radar VDE Video Ego vehicle - Development: pattern detection classification vehicle trajectories Goal: Simulation of surrounding traffic and ego vehicle Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen. 12

Radardetection will cover 1,6 km by end of 2017 Future use on the whole network is evaluated Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen 13

Simulation model surrounding traffic ego vehicle Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen. 14

The 3D-model is based on real traffic Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen. 15

infrastructure data (videodetection, traffic data) vehicle tracking (surrounding traffic,trajectories) 3D-model, mixed traffic simulation HD-map live layer e.g. for roadtworks C-ITS (Day1, Day2 use cases) ASFINAG offers various services for AD testing Infrastructure cloud Verlässlichkeit auf allen Wegen 16

Connectivity of automated vehicles: It s neither 5G nor ITS-G5 it s both! e.g. smart roadworks trailer e.g. platooning Car2X Roadside Infrastructure Car2X ITS-G5 Road operator Traffic Management and Digital Infrastructure Automated and connected vehicles Cloud Services Cellular 4G/5G Best user experience requires hybrid communication dependent on situation and use case e.g. real time traffic information Both technologies are capable but Who is going to pay for the rollout? 17

Next steps What does it mean in the long run? Testing and analysis Setting up additional testing areas along the highways Perform tests with various partners Analysis, Analysis, Analysis Estimate future impacts for ASFINAG Overall capacity in mixed/full AD traffic (different levels) Requirements for the physical/digital infrastructure Roadworks of the future Traffic safety in mixed/full AD traffic (different levels) Traffic management of the future New interactions with partners along the value chains 18

Ing. Mag. Bernd C. Datler bernd.datler@asfinag.at Twitter: @its_center