1	"Research and Innovative Technology Administration" Research and Innovative Technology Administration, ITS Joint Program Office Mobility Workshop 2012 National Harbor, MD May 24, 2012
2	Overview Welcome Workshop: Goals Agenda Materials Mobility Program Overview Background Roadmap Recent Accomplishments Near-Term Program Milestones Role of the Basic Safety Message (BSM) Opportunities to Participate
3	Welcome
4	"INFORM stakeholders on schedule" INFORM stakeholders on schedule, projects, procurements and products CONFIRM stakeholder concurrence on Mobility Program direction MOTIVATE stakeholder utilization of program products, participation in upcoming procurements CAPTURE stakeholder feedback on targeted cross-cutting issues regarding application development, testing, and deployment
5	"Our chance to update you..." Our chance to update you on what is happening in the Mobility Program: Accomplishments Near term milestones Key Topics Mobility Program Overview Data Capture and Management Program Dynamic Mobility Applications Program DMA Application Bundle Concepts Detailed agenda provided in your participant booklet
6	"Your chance to provide us..." Your chance to provide us with feedback on issues and program direction Mobility breakout exercises Structured feedback sessions Each breakout session: Runs 2 hours 45 minutes - 1:30 PM to 4:15 PM 15 minute break from 2:45 to 3:00 PM Pick 1 session to attend from four topics Near-Term Testing Concepts Cross-cutting Data and Communications Needs Implementing Open Data and Open Source Concepts in the RDE and OSADP Bundle Deployment Feasibility: Assumptions, Impacts, and Risks Wrap-Up/Workshop Summary You can hear about the breakouts that you did not participate in
7	"Everyone should have received a..." Everyone should have received a participant booklet: Detailed agenda Descriptions of the application bundles You will receive additional materials in the breakout sessions
8	"Interest in this workshop reflects..." Interest in this workshop reflects growing interest in the Mobility program Too large a group for individual introductions, unstructured breakout exercise activities 80+ registered attendees: Public sector Federal, regional, state, and local agencies Universities Private sector firms in a wide range of interests Technology vendors System integrators Consultants Telecommunication companies Auto manufacturers
9	ITS Research = Multimodal and Connected
10	Major Objectives Move aggressively on vehicle to vehicle communications Regulatory Decision on In-Vehicle Equipment by 2013 Accelerate in-vehicle technology Basic Safety Messaging Aftermarket Safety Systems Enables safety and active traffic management Accelerate infrastructure communications capability Signal Phase and Timing (SPaT) as initial focus Enables safety, mobility, and environmental applications Multi-modal pilot deployments for high-value applications Monitor and evaluate driver distraction issues Understand data and communications needs (DSRC/other) of transformative mobility applications – and the potential benefits of these applications
11	ITS Research Program Components
12	Mobility Program
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14	Mobility Program: Recent Accomplishments Organizing and Utilizing Connected Vehicle Data Prototype Research Data Exchange now live Defining, Prototyping and Testing Applications Application Bundle Concepts of Operations/Operational Concepts EnableATIS Operational Concept (completed) INFLO, IDTO, FRATIS ConOps (completed) Real-World Application Demonstrations Initiated coordination activity to obtain data from Safety Pilot Model Deployment BSM Assessment Developed BSM Assessment (version 1) white paper Mobility Benefits Evaluations Defined four key mobility measures Stakeholder Engagement Summer webinar series 2011 Bundle workshops
15	Mobility Program: Near Term Milestones Organizing and Utilizing Connected Vehicle Data Safety Pilot data BSM demonstration data RDE Update 1 – Late 2012 Defining, Prototyping and Testing Applications Prototype Open Source Portal goes live – Fall 2012 Complete Bundle ConOps (R.E.S.C.U.M.E and M-ISIG) Develop Ph. 2 Integrated Research Plan – Summer 2012 Small Scale Field Tests Simulation Studies Real-World Application Demonstrations Safety Pilot Model Deployment BSM Assessment BSM Assessment paper updates Mobility Benefits Evaluations Refine tools and conduct application impact assessment
16	"What are the benefits of..." What are the benefits of applications enabled by connected vehicle and connected traveler data? What testing is required to prepare applications for eventual demonstration and deployment? What are the cross-cutting data and communication needs among DMA bundles? What is the role of Basic Safety Message (BSM)? How do we successfully implement Open Data and Open Source concepts within the program?
17	Basic Safety Message (BSM) Fundamentals
18	Mobility Programs: BSM Assessment Activity
19	Data Question
20	Your feedback today
21	Other ways to get involved
22	Questions?