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Research and Development Trends in Vehicular Networks

Vehicular Network Research in ITS

2010. 6. 22.

경북대학교 전자공학부 핚동석

[email protected]

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Contents

• Introduction

Vehicular Network의 필요성

Vehicular Network

기술개발 현황

표준화 현황

Technical Challenges

• VANETVANET(Vehicular Adhoc Network) Protocols

DSRC Spectrum & Applications

Brief IEEE WAVE Standards

MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

Routing Protocol

• CASE Study

COMeSafety

CVIS

SAFESPOT & Coopers

IntelliDrive

u-TSN

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Vehicular Network의 필요성

• Safety

전세계적으로 교통사고 사망자: 매년 120만 명, 매일 평균 3천200여명 사망

교통사고로 인한 부상자는 매년 2천만 ~ 5천만 명

• Mobility

2007년 미국 고속도로에서 교통체증으로 인해 소비된 시간은 약 42억 시간

한 사람당 일주일의 시간을 소비한 것이고, 금액으로 한 사람당 $750를 낭비

[Texas Transportation Institute]

• Environment

2007년 미국 고속도로에서 교통체증으로 인해 소비된 기름의 양은 약 28억 갤런

[Texas Transportation Institute]

• Vehicular Communication System 을 통해 이러핚 문제 경감 가능

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Vehicular Network

• 정의

교통정보의 수집, 가공 및 제공이 센서네트워크 기반에서 능동적, 자율적으로 이루어지게 하는 교통서비스 인프라

• 특징

차량간 및 차량과 시설물간 연속적인 통신기능

실시간 개별차량기반 정보수집/가공/제공 체계

Localized 교통정보 가공 및 제공 기능

차량의 고속이동환경에서의 ad-hoc Network 구성

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기술개발 현황

• CAR 2 CAR Communication Consortium

Invested significant effort into the specification of a car-to-car communications mechanism suitable for safety applications

• CVIS (Cooperative Vehicle Infrastructure Systems)

Developing communication systems including GPRS, UMTS, WLAN, DSRC and infrared based on CALM standard

• SAFESPOT (European Integrated Project on cooperative vehicular systems for road safety)

Design cooperative systems for road safety based on vehicle to vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communication

Developing a "SAFETY MARGIN ASSISTANT“ to detect in advance potentially dangerous situations

• GeoNet

Implementing a reference specification

of a geographic addressing and routing protocol

with support for IPv6 to be used to deliver safety

messages between cars but also between cars and

the roadside infrastructure within

a designated destination area.

Bring the basic results from the CAR 2 CAR – CC

to the next step, by further improving these

specifications and creating a baseline software

implementation interfacing with IPv6

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기술개발 현황

• PReVENT : 지능형 운전자 시스템(Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) 개발

Sensing technologies for environment perception (infrared sensing, video and camera image perception, LIDAR / RADAR sensors, gyro sensors sensing vehicle motion and acceleration, inertial sensors such as tachometers and speedometers).

In-vehicle digital maps and positioning technologies (GPS, GNSS and GALILEO)

Wireless communication technologies for high-value safety

• i2010 Intelligent Car Initiative7

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기술개발 현황

• IntelliDrive

미 DOT(Department of Transportation) 주관

차량간 통신(V2V), 차량과 노변기지국 간 통신(V2I) 통신 시스템 개발

2009년 1월 VII(Vehicle Infrastructure Institute)에서 IntelliDrive 로 프로젝트명 변경

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Level 2Vehicle-Based Data

Level 2.A Non-Time CriticalNon-Proprietary

Vehicle Data

Level 2.B Non-Time CriticalProprietary Vehicle

Data

Level 2.CTime Critical Proprietary Vehicle

Data

Level 1Non-Vehicle-Based Data

Level 1.ANon-Time Critical

Level 1.BTime Critical

Application Areas

Active Safety (V2V, V2I)

Weather

Situational Awareness Safety

Tolling & E-Payment

“Here I Am” Messages

Real Time Traffic & Transit Management

Emissions & Energy

Commercial Vehicle Enforcement & Fleet Management

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기술개발 현황

• DSRC (dedicated short-range communications) System

1999년 미 FCC 5.9GHz대 75MHz를 ITS 용 주파수로 할당

2008년 ETSI 5.9GHz대 30MHz를 ITS 용 주파수로 할당

ETC(electronic toll collection) 용으로 사용 중

• VSCC (Vehicle Safety Communication Consortium)

DOT와 BMW, Daimler Chrysler, Ford, GM, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen 7개 자동차 업체 참여

차량간 통신을 이용한 차량 안전 서비스 기술 연구

2002년 5월~2006.11월 개발

Communications Between Vehicle and Infrastructure

Blind Merge Warning, Curve Speed Warning, Emergency Vehicle Signal Preemption, Highway/Rail Collision Warning, Intersection Collision Warning, In Vehicle Amber Alert, In-Vehicle Signage, Just-In-Time Repair Notification, Left Turn Assistant, Pedestrian Crossing Information at Intersection, Road Condition Warning, Stop Sign Movement Assistance, Stop Sign Violation Warning, Traffic Signal Violation Warning, Work Zone Warning Note

Communications Between Vehicles

Approaching Emergency Vehicle Warning, Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control, Cooperative Forward Collision Warning, Cooperative Vehicle-Highway Automation System, Emergency Electronic Brake Lights, Highway Merge Assistant, Lane Change Warning, Post-Crash Warning, Pre-Crash Sensing

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표준화 현황

• IEEE

IEEE 802.11p: Essentially IEEE 802.11a standard adjusted for low overhead operations in the DSRC spectrum

5.85 – 5.925 GHz, seven 10-MHz wide channels

IEEE 1609: A standard for link layer and applications based on IEEE 802.11p

IEEE P1609.1: WAVE (wireless access in vehicular environments) resource manager

IEEE P1609.2: WAVE security service

IEEE P1609.3: WAVE networking

IEEE P1609.4: WAVE multichannel operations

• C2C-CC (CAR 2 CAR Communication Consortium)

• ETSI

Technical committee TC ITS

WG1: User & application requirements

WG2: Architecture & cross-layer issues

WG3: Transport and network

WG4: Media and related issues

WG5: Security

ISO TC204/WG16

CALM(communications access for land mobiles) standards

Provides universal access through a number of complimentary media and links

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Technical Challenges

• Reliable Communication & MAC Protocols

Multi-hop communication

Efficient MAC

Adapting to the highly dynamic environment, Message priority

Support heterogeneous communication protocols (e.g. Wi-Fi, GSM)

• Routing & Dissemination

Handle the broadcast storm problem in a highly dense network

Assure the message propagation to the required cluster of vehicle

• Security & Privacy

• IP Configuration & Mobility Management

Provide Internet-related services: IP address configuration & mobility management

No standard for IP auto-configuration in ad hoc networks

Considering IPv6 stack: IEEE 1609, ISO TC 204(CALM), C2C-CC, ETSI TC ITS

• Business Model

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DSRC Spectrum & Applications

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Example Vehicular network Applications

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Applications PriorityAllowable Latency

(ms)

Network Traffic type

Message Range (m)

Life-critical safetySafety warningElectronic toll collectionInternet accessGroup communicationsRoadside service finder

Class 1Class 2Class 3Class 4Class 4Class 4

10010050

500500500

EventPeriodicEventEventEventEvent

30050-300

15300300300

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Brief IEEE WAVE Standards

• WBSS (WAVE mode basic service set): Enhances IEEE 802.11 MAC function for rapidly changing communication environments

• Mobile station: WBSS provider or WBSS user

• Do not require MAC sublayer authentication and association prior to being allowed transmit data

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MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

• Vehicular Ad-hoc NETetworks (VANETs)

Efficient medium sharing is even more difficult in VANETs due to high node mobility and fast topology changes.

• MAC protocols for MANETs

ALOHA : the 1st MAC protocol, random access:

When a node wants to use a common channel, 1st, it transmits on it, then, if a transmission collision occurs, it waits for a random time before retransmitting again.

Maximum throughput : 18.4% of the channel capacity for a fixed message length

• S-ALOHA : Divides the medium into several time slots and a sender attempts to transmit at the beginning of a time slot

Compared to ALOHA, in S-ALOHA the vulnerable period of a transmission is halved, so doubling the efficiency (maximum throughput) of the system.

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MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

• CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision Avoidance)

• MACAW (Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance Wireless)

Overcomes the hidden terminal problem

Overcome exposed terminal by adding Data Sending (DS) and ACKnowledgment (ACK) packets.

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Simplified Algorithm of CSMA/

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MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

• MAC protocols for VANETs

Disadvantage : the network topology changes frequently and very fast

Advantage : No power constraints or time synchronization problem by using GPS

Requirements: Fast topology changing, short medium access delay

• IEEE 802.11 MAC in Ad-hoc mode for VANETs

Idle for a certain duration time (DIFS) the vehicle can transmit

(1) Sends an RTS packet including ID and transmission duration time

(2) Neighbors set their NAV (network allocation vector) according to the transmission duration

(3) Receiver waits for a Short IFS (SIFS) time and sends a CTS packet including the transmission duration time and neighbors set their NAV

(4) The sender waits for SIFS before starting the data transmission

(5) The receiver after receiving waits for SIFS then it sends an ACK to the sender

(6) Each terminal set its NAV to zero after receiving the ACK packet

Otherwise, backs off and attempts again after within a contention window (CW)

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MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

• ADHOC MAC

Works in slotted frame structure but independently from the physical layer, and it uses a dynamic TDMA mechanism that can be easily adapted to the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Time Division Duplex (UTRA-TDD), which was chosen as physical target system in the CarTALK2000 project

Based on Reliable Reservation ALOHA

Each terminal propagates slot status information (Frame Information) using BCH

Basic Chanel (BCH) : one time slot periodically repeated in successive frames

FI lets terminals know the whole ongoing transmissions in a two-hop neighborhood RR-ALOHA to easily overcome the hidden terminal problem

Guarantee a relatively good QoS in VANETs

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MAC Protocols for Vehicular Networks

• Reliable Reservation ALOHA

Example: terminal-1, by receiving the FI (Frame Information) -2, the FI-4, and the FI-5 Determines the time slot used by those direct neighbors which correspond to the exact time slots on which they sent their FIs.

Terminal-1 determines the time slots used by terminal-3, terminal-6, and terminal-7 which are two-hop neighbors.

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FI-5

FI-3

FI-1FI-2

FI-4FI-7

FI-6

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Routing Protocol

• DYMO routing protocol

Successor to the popular Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV)

• Sending data from Alice to Bob

Step 1 : Alice broadcasts a new RREQ (Route Request)

Step 2 : Carol receives Alice's RREQ, remembers the contained information about how to reach Alice (directly). Appends information about itself and re-broadcasts the packet

….

Step 3 : Bob receives Dave's RREQ and remembers the contained information about how to reach Dave (directly), Carol (via Dave) and Alice (also via Dave). Realizing that he is the target of the RREQ (Routing Reply) he creates an RREP containing information about itself.

Step 4 : Dave receives the RREP to Alice sent by Bob

Step 5 : Alice receives the RREP sent to her by Carol

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Alice

Carol

Bob

Dave

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COMeSafety

• Co-ordination and consolidation of research results and their implementation

• eSafety Forum support in case of Standardisation and Frequency Allocation

• Worldwide harmonization (Japan/US/Europe)

• Support Frequency allocation process

• Dissemination of the results

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COMeSafety : Communication Architecture

• Satellite Broadcast

• Terrestrial Broadcast

• GPS

• 2G, 3G cellular

• 5GHz Wireless LAN

• 5.8GHz DSRC

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CVIS

• CVIS : (Cooperative Vehicle Infrastructure System) – 차량 인프라 협력 시스템

CVIS의 목적은 차량 대 차량(V2V), 및 차량 대 인프라(V2I) 사이에서 통신 하는 플랫폼을설계하고, 개발 및 시험을 하기 위한 프로젝트

Roadside subsystem

Vehicle subsystem

Central subsystem

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CVIS : Communication Requirements

• Specification

Standard : CALM

Physical layer

CVIS Cellular(2.5G/3G), CVIS-Infrared,

CALM-M5(European IEEE 802.11p & C2C-CC)

CALM-MM(30~300 GHz, 63~64 GHz)

Network layer

CALM FAST, Geo-routing, Only IPv6

• Requirement

Channel capacity

Safety channels : 1.5Mbit/sec per 100 nodes

Non-safety channels : 1Mbit/sec per 100 nodes

Control channels : 1Mbit/sec per 1000 nodes

Communication range

Single hop (30m/300m), Multi hop (3000 m)

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CVIS : Platform (System)

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CVIS : Platform (Roadside)

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CVIS : Demonstration

• Helmond, the Netherlands, 12 May 2009

First on-road demonstrations of core technologies and applications

At its first European test site to go live, CVIS is showing real life applications using 5.9 GHz wireless LAN and cellular 3G communication media.

• Demonstrated features

Communication with traffic lights for specific types of vehicles can actively

Warning against potential collisions.

Recommendations on the best route to their destination as well as predicted travel time for alternative routes

Enhanced (sub-1 metre) positioning, digital maps and location referencing, able to help a driver stay in lane by use of driver assistance systems such as lane departure warning.

Hazard warning at a one-way road in the wrong direction.

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CVIS : Application Services

• COMO : Cooperative Monitoring

Provides central traffic data services for all CVIS applications

Network monitoring

Incident and hazard detection

Virtual loop detection for traffic control systems etc.

Local/area traffic state

Provides merged data on basis of mobile (XFCD/EFCD) and stationary (e.g. loops) detectors achieving better quality than by using one source alone

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CVIS : Application Services

• CURB (COOPERATIVE URBAN APPLICATIONS)

Cooperative exchange of data between individual vehicles and the roadside equipment

Cooperative Network Management

Optimum area traffic management by using vehicle/driver destination and other characteristics, and individualised route guidance.

Cooperative Network Management Cooperative Area Routing Cooperative Local Traffic Control Cooperative Flexible Lane Allocation

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CVIS : Application Services

• CINT (COOPERATIVE INTER-URBAN APPLICATIONS)

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SAFESPOT & Coopers

• SAFESPOT - 도로 안전 협력 시스템

CAR 2 CAR Communication Consortium에서 정의핚 기준에 따라 무선접속 인터페이스를 개발하고, 안전관련 어플리케이션에 활용되도록 하였다.

• Coopers

I2I 통신 솔루션 개발

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IntelliDrive

• A multimodal initiative that aims to enable safe, interoperable networked wireless

communications among vehicles, the infrastructure, and passengers' personal

communications devices

• Aims to tackle some of the biggest challenges in the surface transportation industry.

Safety Challenges

Mobility Challenges

Environmental Challenges

Challenges

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IntelliDrive: Communication Requirement

• Standard WAVE(IEEE 802.11p & IEEE 1609 Family)

• Network IPv4, IPv6, WSMP

• Channel bandwidth 10MHz 75MHz (5.85~5.925GHz)

• Communication range 1 km

• GPS• Probe Data

Speed and direction Braking, Temperature etc.

• V2V, V2I Communication

Vehicle Information

• Existing Camera Poles• Communication Network• Traffic Signals• User Access Point

Infrastructure

Requirement

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IntelliDrive: Service

• Applications

Safety applications

Mobility applications

Environmental applications

• Information

Vehicle Information (Status, Location , …)

Local Information (Traffic, Weather, Travel , …)

Safety Information (Work, Ice, Accident, …)

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IntelliDrive: V2V Communication for Safety

• All each vehicle on the roadway will be able to communicate with other vehicles.

• And this rich set of data and communications will support a new generation of active safety applications and systems.

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IntelliDrive: V2V Communication for Safety

• Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communications for safety is the wireless exchange of critical safety and operational data between vehicles and highway infrastructure, intended primarily to avoid motor vehicle crashes, while also enabling a wide range of other safety, mobility, and environmental benefits All each vehicle on the roadway will be able to communicate with other vehicles.

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IntelliDrive: Application Service

• Collision Avoidance

Run Off the Road Warning

Lane Changing Warning

Stop Ahead Warning

Signalized Intersection

Violation Warning

Timing Modification

• Traveler Information

Real-time travel data

Navigation

• Work Zone Signing

• Emergency Vehicle Warning

• Weather Information

• Parking Information

• Clearance Signing

Traveler Information Work Zone

Bridge Height WarningEmergency Vehicle

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IntelliDrive: The progress of research

• Safety, mobility, weather and environmental applications take different paths to achieving the IntelliDrive vision.

• but may ultimately converge in the use of DSRC over time.

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u-TSN System

• 한국교통연구원 주관 2006부터 개발

• Ubiquitous-Transportation Sensor Networks

• UVS/UIS communication module (H/W, S/W)

• Multi-hop routing protocol, Vehicular MAC protocol, Vehicular security protocol

• Applications

Traffic control application

Enhanced Route Guidance and Navigation

Green Light Optimal Speed Advisory, V2V Merging Assistance

Safety application

Cooperative Forward Collision Warning, Pre-Crashing Sensing/Warning

Hazardous Location V2V Notification

Infotainment application

Internet Access in Vehicle, Point of Interest Notification

Remote Diagnostics

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u-TSN System : UVS/UIS-COM H/W

WAN + uT

network

Internet

UVS-MPU

GNSSReceiver

UART1PPS

UART1PPSUSB2.0

UVS

DGPSServer

교통정보수집센터(UTC)

WAN

Internet

UVS-MPU

GNSSReceiver

UART1PPS

UART1PPSUSB2.0

UIS

UIS

DGPSServer

RF모듈

교통정보수집센터(UTC)

1. Data rate : 3Mbps (802.11p 적용 시 : 3, 4.5, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 27Mbps 지원)

2. Bandwidth : 10MHz(11p)/20MHz(11a)3. Channel switching (Interval : 100ms)

- SCH/CCH : 50ms, Guard time : 10ms4. Throughput : 0.7Mbps 이상

(1, 2 항목 적용 및 최적 통신환경 기준)5. Coverage : 500m(V2X), 1km(I2I)6. 멀티 홉 수신율 : 90% 이상 (LOS기준)7. 차량 이동 속도 : 110km/h 이상

UVS/UIS-COM 성능

1. UVS에서 UTC로 주기적인 정보 전송(전송주기 100ms, UIS 인프라가 구축되지 않은 지역에서 차량간 통신으로 전송가능 : V2V2I2C 전송)

2. 신속핚 돌발경고 메시지 전파(V2V 멀티 홉 전송, UIS 협업을 통한 전송 가능 : V2I2V, V2I2I2V 전송)

3. u-TSN 통신을 위핚 보안 모듈 탑재(차량간 인증, 차량과 센터간 인증, 데이터 암호화 기능)

통신 시스템 주요 기능

1. IXP435-MCU 2. UVS-COM(실내 테스트 베드용) 3. 실내 테스트 베드

1. IXP435-MCU : 성능 향상을 위핚 메인 프로세서 업그레이드2. UVS-COM : UIS 통신용량 실험을 위핚 UVS-COM Ver1.13. 실내 테스트 베드 : UVS-COM 150대, UIS 통신용량 실험용

시제품 (추가개발)

UVS-COM

UIS-COM

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u-TSN System : UVS/UIS-COM H/W

• UVS/UIS-COM 성능측정

처리율 (CCH:40ms, SCH:40ms, Guard time:10ms)

V2V, V2I 1홉 처리율 (최적통신환경 기준): Data rate 3Mbps 설정, CCH / SCH 스위칭 시 채널당 처리율

0.75 Mbps 이상 만족

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• V2V 멀티홉 수신율

0

50

100

2 3 4

수신

율[%

]

차량번호

1-Hop

Multi-Hop

0

50

100

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

수신

율[%

]

실험회차 – 2호차

0

50

100

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

수신

율[%

]

실험회차 – 3호차

0

50

100

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

수신

율[%

]

실험회차 – 4호차

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u-TSN System : UVS/UIS-COM S/W

• Linux applications WAVE Configuration : WAVE 기능 및 설정

프로그램

UIS/UVS 전송 응용 : COM 동작 프로그램

EMD : 멀티 홉 테스트 프로그램

Security Demo 응용 : 구현한 보안 데모 프로그램

• Linux Kernel Cross compiled for CEST IXP425 Platform

(ARM XScale, Big Endian)

Wi-Fi Driver Support (Atheros chipset, WAVE 구현)

USB Ethernet Gadget Support

(NET2282, IXP425 USB Device Controller)

WSMP 멀티 홉 라우팅 구현

IPv4/IPv6 지원

IEEE 1609.2 기반의 보안 기능 구현

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• u-TSN 통신모듈 S/W Stack

WAVEApp.

UIS/UVSApp.

EMDApp.

SecurityApp.

Application

NET

PCIUSB

MadWifiWAVE

USB ETHSecurity

IEEE1609.2

Multi-HopRouting

WSMP IP

TCP UDP

KERNEL

NET2282

ATHSK

IXP425(ARM Xscale)

HARDWARE

WMIA-166AGH(Atheros chipset)

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통신 기 능 통신 기 능

I2VV2I

V2V멀티홉

• UIS 방송 메시지• 개별 차량 정보 수집- UIS 통신범위에 속하면 방송 메시지를 듣고 차량정보를 전송

• 돌발 경고 전송- 돌발 상황 발생시 경고 내용을 멀티 홉으로 전달

V2V1홉

V2C

• 주변 차량 위치 수집- 램프 구간 진입과 같은 경우 주변 차량의 위치를 파악

• UTC 개별 차량 모니터링- UTC에서 이동하는 차량의 위치를 모니터링

UIS(S)

WBSS

UIS(M)

WBSS

UIS(S)

UIS(M)

UIS(M)

UIS(S)

Internet(ISP)UTC

UIS(M)

UIS(S)

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u-TSN System : Test Bed

• u-TSN 통신시스템 및 통신시험 환경구축

경북대 통신시험 환경구축 (Master 3개, Slave 4개)

2

1

756

3

4

UIS(M)

UIS(M)

UIS(M)

UIS(S)

UIS(S)

UIS(S)

UIS(S)

Master UIS : 유선 통신으로 UTC와 연결

Slave UIS : Master UIS와의 무선 통신을 통해 UTC와 연결ex) UIS7이 수신한 차량정보 -> 11g 통신으로 UIS6으로 전송 -> UTC로 전송

I2I 통신(11g)

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u-TSN System : Applications

• u-TSN 통신시스템

통신시험 환경 응용 S/W - 차량용 UI 및 UTC 개별 차량 모니터링

UIS 방송 메시지 수신 돌발 경고 메시지 수신

주변 차량 위치 수집 UTC 개별 차량 모니터링

UIS 접속 정보(UIS 주변 모습,UIS MAC 주소,접속가능 UIS 수,UIS 접속시간)

COM으로부터송신하는 주기적인메시지 (GPS 정보,UIS방송 메시지 등)

COM과의 단발성송수신 메시지(주변 차량 정보,기본 메시지 등)

주변 차량 위치정보 수신 후상대적인 위치표시

경고 메시지수신시 경고를보낸 차량의위치 표시

정보 전송 과정UIS4(S)

↓UIS3(M)

↓UTC

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References

• H. Menouar, F. Filali, M. Lenardi, ”A Survey and Qualitative Analusis of MAC Protocols for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks”, IEEE Wireless Communications, pp. 30-35, Oct. 2006

• H. Moustafa and Y. Zhang, Vehicular Networks, CRC Press, 2009.

• http://www.COMeSafety.org

• http://www.cvisproject.org

• http://www.intellidriveusa.org

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감사합니다.

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