Precursor Systems Analyses of Automated Highway Systems. Vehicle Operational Analysis
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1995-11-01
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Abstract:The purpose of this activity was to identify issues/risks involved in vehicle operation during the development of the Automated Highway Systems (AHS). The study primarily was concerned with evolution and deployment of AHS; and reliability and safety issues associated with in-vehicle components. To identify existing and promising AHS related components, we conducted a comprehensive review of the projects related to the AHS and advanced vehicle control systems (AVCS). In this regard, the evolutionary path from today’s vehicle systems to a fully automated operation was analyzed in terms of several stages of deployment. At each stage, the AHS components to be developed and their operational, deployment, and reliability issues were discussed. In-vehicle communication system needs and issues were also studied. These include problems associated with existing in-vehicle networking, increasing demand for vehicle electronics and growing bus load in future cars, and application of the multiplexing communication systems in AHS vehicle interfacing. Some thoughts were also given to the retrofitting of the AHS components into the existing vehicles. Feasibility of retrofitting electronic sensors, problems involved in retrofitting of the mechanical actuators, and introduction of the electronic actuators in the future which may facilitate retrofitting process were some of the areas we considered.
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