Providing system architecture for European transport telematics
Peter H. Jesty
Abstract
Peter H. Jesty
Abstract
Transport telematics is the term used by the European Commission as a title for its research programmes on intelligent transport systems (ITS). It covers all types of computer-based transport systems from traveller information to demand management, and from traffic control to advanced vehicle systems. Since the early 1990s a number of people have been suggesting that ITS should have a system architecture, but this was not always received favourably in various quarters. It became apparent that this was due to a lack of understanding of the issues involved and that there were three basic questions that needed to be answered: why do we need a system architecture? what are the issues covered by a system architecture? what is a system architecture? The authors discuss these three questions.
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Transport telematics is the term used by the European Commission as a title for its research programmes on intelligent transport systems (ITS). It covers all types of computer-based transport systems from traveller information to demand management, and from traffic control to advanced vehicle systems. Since the early 1990s a number of people have been suggesting that ITS should have a system architecture, but this was not always received favourably in various quarters. It became apparent that this was due to a lack of understanding of the issues involved and that there were three basic questions that needed to be answered: why do we need a system architecture? what are the issues covered by a system architecture? what is a system architecture? The authors discuss these three questions.
Key concepts: Telematics, Architecture, Computer science, Systems engineering, Computer architecture, Telecommunications, Engineering, Visual arts