ISO 20529-2-2021 pdf free download – Intelligent transport systems — Framework for Green ITS (G-ITS) standards — Part 2: Integrated mobile service applications.
4Document overview and structure
This document provides all documents and references required to support the implementation of therequirements related to standardized access to the framework for green lTs (G-TS) personal ITSstations. The ISO 20529 series consists of the following documents:
Part 1: General information and use case definition
This part provides an overview of the IS0 20529 series and document structure along with theuse case definition and common set of resources (definitions, references), which are used for allsubsequent parts.
– Part 2 (this document): Integrated mobile service application and specification
This document specifies all technical requirements related to the integrated mobile serviceapplication for G-ITS to be used on the personal TS station and to be interfaced with the centralITS station, vehicle lTS station and roadside ITS station.The requirements reflect the user servicesfrom the use cases as specified in the relevant sections of ISo 20529-1.The protocol shall be definedaccording to the requirements as specified in ISO 14817-1.
5 General information
5.1 Purpose of this document
This document addresses three major areas:
– ldentification of the requirements of application level framework for green ITS (G-ITS) services,
that can be frequently inserted, modified and deleted;
ldentification of the method to describe the general information for all subjects related to G-ITSservices on the personal lTS station interfaced with the central lTS station, vehicle ITS station, androadside ITS station;
– Specification of the general use cases that should be included for the G-ITS services.5.2overview of G-ITS services
The document mainly describes eco-mobility services, eco-information, navigation and guidance.
ISo/TC 204 plans to develop standards, specifications and informational reports for central and localgovernment officials who intend to manage and operate green ITS in their respective cities with eco-mobility.
Examples include the delivery and management of ITS services using wireless networks and personalnomadic devices, as well as the use of commercial off-the-shelf technologies and services,such assmartphone apps for public transit route planning and obtaining road congestion information for useby traffic management centres and personal route planning, etc.
The green lTS standard framework will build on the existing standards and best practices in transportoperation and management systems and lTS applications, but will be customized to accommodate thespecific needs of eco-mobility in countries and cities. This includes:
the surveying and identification of appropriate ITS technologies and corresponding standardsrequired to deploy eco-mobility systems and services and infrastructure in the cities;
the identification of gaps and proposed revisions/amendments to existing standards whereappropriate; and
the development of a standard framework for the deployment and management of green ITsstandards.
As increased urbanization and traffic congestion contribute to climate change and impact on the qualityof life and economic activities in many cities,ITS hold the promise of a better future. The challenges ofG-ITS standards are:
– the creation of a mobility ecosystem where consumers can avail themselves of various mobility
services through the use of mobile applications or web interfaces through nomadic devices that canallow them to plan, travel and pay for mobility services that best fit their needs;
the evolution of transportation in regions from an isolated, stove-piped network of public transit,toll, parking, taxi, and other transportation services to a more integrated, multi-modal, convergenceof publicly delivered and privately delivered mobility services;
-addressing the new mobility ecosystem in grass roots partnerships between public transportand shared mobility services, as well as through mobile mobility and demand management applicationproviders that provide multi-modal trip planning, targeted traveller information, and increasingly,payment.ISO 20529-2 pdf download