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2	WELCOME Presenters – Walton Fehr, USDOT ITS Joint Program Office walton.fehr@dot.gov www.its.dot.gov Debra Bezzina, Senior Program Manager, UMTRI dbezzina@umich.edu Michael Blicher, Managing Director, MCBNetwrx, LLC mike.blicher@auto-talks.com Topics – The role of Aftermarket Parts Overview of our view of Connected Vehicles Experience with building a large fleet What it takes to build aftermarket devices
3	ROLE OF AFTERMARKET PARTS Aftermarket parts will be an important part of accelerating the deployment of connected vehicles Vehicle components are a part of a larger system All devices need to work well in the automotive environment Appropriate for the environment Meet performance requirements Good human interface
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5	Uniform Implementations
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7	A VARIETY OF COMMUNICATION MEDIA, DATA NEEDS
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10	Common Understanding As data moves toward the center of the system – It is assumed that every object that is part of, or is utilizing the services of the Unified Implementation of the Reference Architecture, has a common understanding of time, based on Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) as defined by the “International Telecommunications Union Recommendation TF.460-6”, to within 1 millisecond absolute to UTC. It is also assumed that every object that is part of, or is utilizing the services of the Unified Implementation of the Reference Architecture, has a common understanding of location, using the DE_Longitude, DE_Latitude and DE_Elevation units as specified in the “SAE J2735 - Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) Message Set Dictionary”. Familiar units are reconstructed at the edges
11	Testbeds http://www.its.dot.gov/testbed/testbed_affiliated.htm Exchanging information Sharing of deployment lessons learned Developing a common technical platform
12	Pilots http://www.its.dot.gov/pilots/index.htm