Geneva, 24-25 November 2003
Workshop Programme and presentations
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Day 1, Monday 24 November 2003
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09:30-10:30
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Opening
Session (AM):
Opening addresses:
ITU-T - Mr R. Scholl, Deputy to the Director of TSB, on behalf of Mr H. Zhao, Director of TSB
UNECE Transport Division - Mr. Capel Ferrer, Director
Presentations from SDOs:
ISO: Mr R. Williams, Convenor ISO TC 204 WG 16 SG 1 CALM [Presentation]
ETSI: Mr R. Williams, Chair ERM-TG 37 [Presentation]
W3C: Mr Ph. Hochka, Deputy Director [Presentation]
ITS America: Mr P. Najarian, Director
Workshop purpose & scope : Overview and Objectives
Mr J-Y. Monfort, ITU-T SG12 Chairman, France Telecom [Presentation]
E.164 numbers vs emerging mobile systems, Mr A. Doisneau, ART [Presentation]
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Coffee break 10:30-10:50 - Car exhibition
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10:50-12:30
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Session 1: Diagnostics and
Telematics
Objectives :
Explore the basic communication issues for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
and how communication between the vehicle and telecommunication infrastructure
takes place.
Explore ways to resolve the different points of view between political and
regulatory bodies which may require the use of different media in different
places, and the needs of car manufacturers wishing to supply, worldwide, the
same in-car equipment.
Understand how vehicles communicate with each other.
This session will present current thinking and developments aiming to
achieve these goals.
- Presentation 1 [Abstract]
Samsung Intelligent Navigation System
Mr. H. Chon [bio], Mr. J. Kim, Mr. S-K. Park
Telecommunication R&D centre, Samsung Electronics; Korea
- Presentation 2 [Abstract]
AMI-C presentation
Mr. S. McCormick, Vice-president, Ami-C, USA
- Presentation 3
[Abstract]
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contribution]
Telematics networks and wireless access technology
Mr H. Cho, Telematics Research Team, ETRI (Electronics and
Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea
Session Chair: Mr. R. Williams, Consultancy Services International Ltd, ISO
TC204
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Lunch 12:30-14:00
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14:00-15:30
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Session 2: Safety (vehicle and
passenger safety, emergency services) (Part I) [Introduction]
Objectives:
Analyse how automatic e-calls automatically generated messages following an
accident for example, that are sent by a vehicle.s computer system to the
emergency services can be generated and handled in the mobile system.
Understand how mobile networks can be used for road safety enhancement.
Understand what kind of automatic components may be used and what kind of
medical data should be transmitted.
Understand how road traffic accidents can be prevented by using different
predictive technology in the vehicle and what kind of system architectures are
able to simplify governing, displaying and sending e-call data.
These questions will be examined with a view towards standardization because
many believe that the adoption of coordinated measures is a fundamental issue if
safety of vehicles is to be increased and an effective and fast e-call system
implemented.
Session Chair: Mr B. Fiebig, T-Mobile Traffic GmbH
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Coffee break 15:30-15:50 - Car exhibition
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15:50-17:30
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Session 2: Safety (vehicle
and passenger safety, emergency services) (Part II)
- Presentation 4 [Abstract]
E-call system
Mr. B. Fiebig, Service Management T-Traffic Safety, Telematics Services,
T-Mobile Traffic GmbH, Germany
- Presentation 5 [Abstract]
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contribution]
High Accuracy Positioning Services for Motorized Society in Japan
Mr. M. Kohn, Deputy General Manager, Business Development, Advanced Space
Business Corporation (ASBC), Japan
- Presentation 6 [Abstract]
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contribution]
An open architecture supporting telematics and the integration of in-car
devices - a law enforcement application
Mr. A. L. Kun, Mr. W. T. Miller III, Mr. W. H. Lenhart, Mr. B. J. Vinciguerra,
Mr. M. E. Martin, ECE Department, University of New Hampshire
- Presentation 7 [Abstract]
Inter-Vehicle Communication based on Short Range Radar Technology
Mr. M. Wagner, Mr. G. Rollmann, Mr. N. Appenrodt, Mr. J. Dickmann, Daimler
Chrysler AG
Session Chair: Mr. B. Fiebig, T-Mobile Traffic GmbH
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Coffee break 17:30-17:45 - Car exhibition
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17:45-18:30
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Round table discussion
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Day 2, Tuesday, 25 November 2003
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09:00-10:40
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Session 3: Communications
(voice and audiovisual services) (Part I)
Objectives:
Analyse the operational problems of speech transmission and processing
systems when used in mobile environments and outline possible solutions based
on acoustic and digital technologies.
Discuss test methods for realistically assessing speech quality performance in
modern hands-free audio systems for use in cars and similar mobile
environments.
Examine the provision of information services to mobile users based on speech
recognition platforms.
Highlight on-going work in standards in this area and identify the further
standardization work required for paving the way for improved quality of
audiovisual services in the automotive field and enabling the effective
exploitation of new technologies.
- Presentation 1 [Abstract]
Algorithms for the Enhancement of Noisy Speech
Mr. R. Martin, Institut fuer Nachrichtentechnik University, Braunschweig
- Presentation 2
[Abstract]
The VDA Specification for car hands-free: A step towards improved speech
quality in car type environments
Mr W. Balduin, Ford AG
Mr H. Best, Adam Opel AG
Mr M. Dietz, BMW
Mr G. Eisner, Volkswagen AG
Mr H. W. Gierlich, HEAD acoustics GmbH
Mr A. Hanke, Audi AG
Mr B. Heise, Porsche AG
Mr M. Schaible, DaimlerChrysler AG
- Presentation 3 [Abstract]
The Other Hands-free Device - Headset applications in Motor Vehicles
Mr Keith Derrick, Mr Jim Sotelo, Mr Allen Woo, Plantronics, Inc
- Presentation 4
[Abstract]
Signal Processing and Performance Evaluation for In-Car Communication
Systems
Mr T. Haulic and Mr G. Schmidt, Temic SDS Research, Germany
Session Chairs: Mr R. Ceruti (Telecom Italia) and Mr H-W. Gierlich (HEAD
acoustics GmbH), ITU-T SG 12
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Coffee break 10:40-11:00 - Car exhibition
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11:00-12:30
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Session 3: Communications
(voice and audiovisual services) (Part II)
- Presentation 5 [Abstract]
In-car Services through server-based speech recognition
Mr. L. Delphin-Poulat, France Telecom R&D
- Presentation 6
[Abstract]
The development of voice service platform by DSR/DSV
Mr. H. Oda [bio];
KDDI Corporation, Japan
- Presentation 7 [Abstract]
Speech generation in vehicles by mobile phones
Mr G. Németh, Mr. G. Kiss, Mr P. Fésüs, Mr T. Vörös; Dept. of
Telecommunications & Media Informatics, Budapest University of Technology
& Economics
- Presentation 8
[Abstract]
Distributed Speech Recognition for Mobile Speech & Multimodal Interfaces
Ms Holly Kelleher and Mr. D. Pearce, Motorola Labs, UK
Session Chairs: Mr R. Ceruti (Telecom Italia) and Mr H-W. Gierlich (HEAD
acoustics GmbH), ITU-T SG 12
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Lunch 12:30-14:00
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14:00-15:30
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Session 4: Mobile office
(data and multimedia services) (Part I)
Objectives:
Address the needs of mobile office. users in motor vehicles in terms of
multimedia applications and services (user segments, subset of traditional
office applications, additional services, etc.).
Examine requirements of the underlying network to support these applications
and services (protocols and access technologies).
Discuss requirements of the in-vehicle network.
Study integration aspects with in-vehicle entertainment systems as well as
multimedia capabilities of dedicated in-vehicle terminals and integrated
devices (PDAs, Notebooks, etc.).
- Presentation 1 [Abstract]
TPEG (Transport Protocol Expert Group) Technology offers extensive in-vehicle
information capability
Mr. B. Marks, CEN, ICTSB/ITSSG, EBU
- Presentation 2 [Abstract]
Vision of Telematics for Samsung Future Terminal. Global Standard
Strategies, Samsung Electronics
Mr J. G. Park, Samsung Electronics, on behalf of
Mr Y. K. Kim, ITU-T SSG Vice Chairman Senior Vice President, Samsung
Electronics
- Presentation 3 [Abstract]
Innovative hybridized positionning technology for High Performance Location
Based Services
Mr. C. Manente, Bouygues Telecom, France and Mr G. Walcher, Dai Telecom,
Italy; ERTICO-ITS Europe
Session Chair: Mr P-A. Probst, ITU-T SG 16 Chairman, Swisscom
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Coffee break 15:30-16:00 - Car exhibition
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Session 4: Mobile office (data and multimedia services) (Part II)
- Presentation 4 [Abstract]
W3C's role in developing standards for Multimodal Interaction
Mr D. Raggett,
W3C/Canon
- Presentation 5 [Abstract]
Information broadcasting services by wireless Internet
Mr. J. Oh; Hansung University,
Korea
- Presentation 6 [Abstract]
Telematics services for mobile terminals
Mr A. Lecoutteux [bio], France Telecom R&D
- Presentation 7
ITU-T SG 16 overview
Mr P-A. Probst, ITU-T SG 16 Chairman, Swisscom
Session Chair: Mr P-A. Probst, ITU-T SG 16 Chairman, Swisscom
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17:20-18:00
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Overall Panel Discussions and Conclusions. Future perspectives
Conclusions:
Final
Conclusions
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