PD ISO/TR 28682:2008

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Abbreviated terms
4 An overview of ITS standards and related key players
  4.1 Appreciations
  4.2 Structure of this technical report
  4.3 Benefits expected from ITS standardization
  4.4 APEC places high value on ITS standards
  4.5 ISO/TC 204-ITS: Main international forum developing
       ITS standards
  4.6 Related key organizations developing ITS standards
       worldwide
  4.7 Summary
5 Objectives and methodology
  5.1 Objectives
  5.2 Methodology: Two stages of survey
  5.3 Survey responses from APEC and ISO members
6 Survey results
  6.1 Different approaches to ITS standards development
  6.2 Different environment in ITS standards development
  6.3 Status of ITS standards development worldwide
  6.4 Conformance features of ITS standards
  6.5 List of ITS standards applied
  6.6 Lessons learned
7 Observations and recommendations
  7.1 Cooperation between SDOs
  7.2 Different approaches
  7.3 Standards development worldwide
  7.4 Conformance features
  7.5 ITS standards deployments
  7.6 Lessons learned
  7.7 Reaffirming recommendations in the 2001 ITS standards
       conference
8 Summary of recommendations
  8.1 Review
  8.2 Recommendations primarily to APEC, EU and major
       countries
  8.3 Recommendations to SDOs in General
  8.4 Recommendations to ISO CS
  8.5 Recommendations to ISO/TC 204
  8.6 Recommendations to standards developers within
       working groups
Annex A (informative) - List of ITS standards
Annex B (informative) - List of ITS standards deployed (as of
        October 2005)
  B.1 ITS project category: ITS service domains and service
       groups (ISO 14813-1 rev)
  B.2 List of ITS standards deployed in ITS projects (stage II
       survey)
Annex C (informative) - Lessons learned
  C.1 Lessons learned from Australia (1/3)
  C.2 Lessons learned from Australia (2/3)
  C.3 Lessons learned from Australia (3/3)
  C.4 Lessons learned from Canada (1/4)
  C.5 Lessons learned from Canada (2/4)
  C.6 Lessons learned from Canada (3/4)
  C.7 Lessons learned from Canada (4/4)
  C.8 Lessons learned - Japan (1/2)
  C.9 Lessons learned from Japan (2/2)
  C.10 Lessons learned from Korea (1/6)
  C.11 Lessons learned from Korea (2/6)
  C.12 Lessons learned from Korea (3/6)
  C.13 Lessons learned from Korea (4/6)
  C.14 Lessons learned from Korea (5/6)
  C.15 Lessons learned from Korea (6/6)
  C.16 Lessons learned from Switzerland (1/1)
  C.17 Lessons learned from USA (1/4)
  C.18 Lessons learned from USA (2/4)
  C.19 Lessons learned from USA (3/4)
  C.20 Lessons learned from USA (4/4)
Annex D (informative) - 2001 ISO ITS conference ouTC omes
Annex E (informative) - ITS standards fact sheet
  E.1 ISO/TC 204 - Intelligent Transport Systems
       E.1.1 ISO/TC 204 WG 1 - Architecture
       E.1.2 ISO/TC 204 WG 3 - ITS Database technology
       E.1.3 ISO/TC 204 WG 4 - AVI/AEI ISO/TC 204 WG 5 - EFC/ETC
       E.1.4 ISO/TC 204 WG 7 - General fleet management and
             commercial fright operations
       E.1.5 ISO/TC 204 WG 8 - Public Transport
       E.1.6 ISO/TC 204 WG 10 - Traffic and Traveller Information
       E.1.7 ISO/TC 204 WG 14 Vehicle/Roadway Warning Systems
       E.1.8 ISO/TC 204 WG 16 Wide Area Communications
  E.2 ISO/TC 211 WG 8 - Location Based Services
  E.3 ETSI ERM TG37 (Intelligent Transport Systems)
Annex F (informative) List of contacts
  F.1 Contact Information - National advisory committee for
       ISO/TC 204
  F.2 Contact - ITS organizations
  F.3 Contact - ITS Government ministry
  F.4 Contact - Standards developing organizations for ITS
Annex G (informative) Useful links
  G.1 International and regional links
  G.2 National or local links

Describes a survey of the current status and plan of ITS standards and their deployment.

This Technical Report provides a survey of the current status and plan of ITS standards and their deployment, identifies common problems which members are facing related to international standardization activities, and provides collective opinions to improve ITS standardization activities and their implementations.