James urgess TMC Forum Coordnctor S|8A South AfrIca NatIonal Event PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Contents ThC LocatIon TabIe 0eveIopment and CertIfIcatIon 0ata CoIIectIon for ThC ServIces Free (open) or CondItIonaI Access ServIces! usIness hodeIs - PrIvate vs. PubIIc EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 ThC LocatIon TabIes Pre-coded IocatIon tabIe matches data coIIectIon and supports effIcIent broadcast of event references LocatIon tabIe must be deveIoped 'up front' and Integrated Into cIIent devIces EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 - CollectIng locatIon poInts - Need a local roads expert - For each 100 locatIon poInts, anywhere from 2 days to 2 weeks - WrItIng locatIon poInts Into LT - Need someone wIth LT experIence for easy development - or need much more tIme due to learnIng curve - For each 100 locatIon poInts average 2 days' work for expert - Correctly labellIng locatIon poInts In LT wIth road names - Local roads expert For each 100 locatIon poInts average 2 days' work AnaIysIs of costs - creatIon and maIntenance of IocatIon tabIes EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 - CertIfIcatIon of LocatIon Table - |embershIp of T|C Forum PublIc, free LTs can be certIfIed free - CommercIal servIce LTs have a certIfIcatIon fee approx. 1500 euro - Need to do precertIfIcatIon tests usIng T|C nspector Checker tool - TImescale - 1 month maxImum - mplementatIon of LocatIon Table In 0IgItal |aps / Products - Dften performed free by manufacturers, for free publIc servIces AnaIysIs of costs - CertIfyIng and ImpIementIng IocatIon tabIes effIcIentIy EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Is there a usIness PIan for dIstrIbutIon of the LocatIon TabIe! 8est practIce Is not to charge at all for LocatIon Table If servIce wIll be free / publIc |axImum charges In publIc servIce case should reflect basIc admInIstratIon costs and not development cost HIgh charges dIscourage uptake - manufacturers have proven very cost sensItIve For commercIal servIces, fee for LocatIon Table Is part of contract negotIatIon wIth devIce manufacturer / automotIve customers EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 0eveIopment of certIfIed tabIes - 0omestIc and InternatIonaI users Customer base for tables depends on servIce model. |ost to least tolerant of CommercIal model: EstablIshed In car devIce makers e.g. 8laupunkt, SIemens 70D EstablIshed Portable NavIgatIon 0evIce makers e.g. TomTom NavIgatIon Software e.g. 0estInator, NavIgon Smaller P0A / PN0 manufacturers 'unbranded' Sales / contracts for commercIal servIces are per brand, not per end user |ost 'customers' are InternatIonal companIes makIng navIgatIon systems EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 0ata coIIectIon 0Ifferent data collectIon suItable for dIfferent servIce IntentIons ncIdent and safety focus: CongestIon and dynamIc navIgatIon focus: UsIng exIstIng systems and data nstallIng new systems 'FloatIng data collectIon' and reducIng Infrastructure requIrements - not just FloatIng Car 0ata but FloatIng Cellular 0ata EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Free CommercIaI ServIces Free servIces promote overall mobIlIty: TraffIc safety and fluIdIty AvoId congestIon, If possIble AccessIbIlIty of CItIes and regIons Transport Economy ExploItatIon of network capacIty CommercIal servIces offer 'PremIum' InformatIon: |ore sophIstIcated InformatIon collectIon or extended coverage Focus on real tIme dynamIc navIgatIon servIces 8usIness models functIon by eIther encryptIon or data lIcence Examples: Cermany, France, UK, USA EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Advantages and dIsadvantages of pubIIc sector ThC servIces LImIted Investment In Infrastructure and advertIsIng 0ependent on Covernment support/strategy and fundIng Suffer from bureaucratIc process: Therefore may be less nImble Focus on only safety and publIc benefIt, not market drIven needs, when meetIng these needs Is a drIver for wIdespread IntroductIon by Industry ServIce forms part of Covernment approach to Improve road effIcIency/safety Free access to servIce (both for servIce provIder and for user) for wIdest possIble user base Covernmental Involvement may help development of crossborder support ntegratIon and consIstency wIth other PublIc AuthorIty drIver InformatIon, e.g. 7|S dIsplays PublIc e.g. Cerman, SpanIsh natIonal publIc servIces 0Isadvantages Advantages usIness hodeI EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Advantages and dIsadvantages of prIvate sector ThC servIces Cost deters some hardware makers reduced accessIbIlIty for users If not In parallel wIth free servIce PotentIally smaller user base reduces publIc safety and effIcIency benefIts 8usIness case may focus on major cItIes / routes and not natIonal coverage |ay be harder to fInd bandwIdth for broadcast PrIvate fundIng can support Investment In advanced data collectIon and processIng PrIvate companIes motIvated to make servIce good enough to convInce customer (both user and DE|) to pay through CondItIonal Access (for example wIth coverage, added features or personalIsatIon) 'Selffunded' I.e. doesn't requIre publIc expendIture PrIvate e.g. TS IT|C In UK, T|obIle TraffIc T|CPro In Cermany 0Isadvantages Advantages usIness hodeI EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Advantages and dIsadvantages of mIxed pubIIclprIvate ThC servIces Cost of prIvate servIce chaIn components must be met PotentIal conflIct between aIms of publIc and prIvate stakeholders If agreements not clearly defIned PrIvate data can be sourced to support servIce qualIty (e.g. multIple sources) whIle maIntaInIng Covernment control over servIce scope and qualIty |Ixed 0Isadvantages Advantages usIness hodeI EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Summary PublIc, Free servIces for overall mobIlIty and wIdest access CommercIal, PaId servIces for 'PremIum' InformatIon and where needed to support Investment PublIc PrIvate PartnershIps to delIver best InformatIon to wIdest audIence EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 Thank you. James 8urgess TMC Forum Coordnator EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 host European countrIes have weII- estabIIshed ThC servIces hany pubIIc free servIces but aIso commercIaI servIces CommercIaI servIce IIve In USA ServIces under deveIopment In EU25 countrIes - CDNNECT project AustraIIa - ServIce Iaunch ImmInent ServIce trIaIs and deveIopment In ChIna (0YNASTY project) and beyond ThC servIces - Europe and beyond EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 est support of ThC for urban traffIc InformatIon Improvements In urban ThC whIIe remaInIng compatIbIe wIth the defIned standards Longer-term vIew of the IdeaI urban traffIc InformatIon servIce. Some ThC Forum ActIvItIes Urban Task Force EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 How does ThC work - detaII Location tables Event codes !nfo from automatic sensors !ncident info from observers !ncident info from police Floating vehicle Data etc. Table of all validated events in common format with coded events 8 locations Predicted events f status Encoding (look-up) of locations and event types Planning f analysis f modelling repeating events etc. Encoding of events into ALERT-C messages and geographical filtering ALERT-C message list for TNC broadcast (or other distribution) Encodingfpreparation of events for various distribution methods without ALERT-C Nessages to distribute by various means - GSN, radioftelevision, !nternet etc. Processing Traffic Information (& Management) Centre Collection ALERT-C messages for transfer to other T!Cs - cross border, public transport, !nternet etc. !nfo from other T!Cs validation of information received from various sources Historical info Public transport information Nessages for public transport info systems Table of events and warnings for output EFTCD - TS Europe PretorIa, South AfrIca 1J July 2007 How does ThC work - detaII ALERT-C message list for TNC broadcast (or other distribution) Broadcast to appropriate area Decoding and use of relevant information by other T!CS, e.g. abroad or in public transport information systems Receipt, decoding and displayfuse of TNC messages by vehicle hardware Result: drivers able to use dynamic navigation to avoid traffic f road hazard problems. Nessages to distribute by various means - GSN, radioftelevision, !nternet etc. Broadcast or point- to-point distribution Processing Traffic Information (& Management) Centre Distribution ALERT-C messages for transfer to other T!Cs - other places, public transport, !nternet etc. Transfer to other T!Cs Result: end-users are able to avoid traffic f road hazard problems. Receipt, decoding and presentation of information Result: users in other areas or using public transport can be informed if relevant problems occur Note: items shaded are TMC-specific like this Nessages for public transport info systems Result: public transport systems and users informed of problems. Transfer to public transport systems