CO-DRIVE
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General information | |
Type: Pilot | |
Tested system/service: | |
Countries: France | ? test users |
14 partners | ? vehicles |
Active from 2012 to 2014 | |
Contact | |
Project Factsheet | |
Philippe Gougeon | |
Philippe.Gougeon@valeo.com | |
Valeo France | |
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Data catalogue | Tools catalogue |
Data sets used in this FOT: No data set is |
The following tools were used in this FOT: No tool is linked |
This project aims to validate a per-industrialisation approach towards a cooperative driving system between user, vehicle and infrastructure to suggest an intelligent, secure and calm route, for sustainable mobility.
The system will provide:
- A complementary dynamic infrastructure and traffic management tool for the provision of vehicle data and guidance to drivers.
- More reliable, rapid and user-localised services: regulatory speed limits, advisory speed limits for traffic control, local or surrounding area alerts (weather, tailbacks, roadworks, lane closures, accidents ...).
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Objectives
Once completed, the Co-Drive project will make it possible to:
- List the relevant (vehicle and/or infrastructure) data to be processed along with the different envisaged users
- Provide a dynamic basis for regulatory and recommended speeds
- Develop a progressive communication gateway for the collection and dissemination of data between vehicles and the infrastructure
- create modular software components for processing vehicle data to interface with traffic management software with the aim of developing a "Support system for intelligent road management" software package
- Install on the infrastructure managers's traffic management PC a vehicle data management system for transmitting localised, appropriate instructions
- Define the technical specifications to ensure the system is robust (communication, information management, associated components)
- Supply the first test methods for cooperative control and command systems
- Create a full demonstration system (vehicle/infrastructure) on the Versailles / Satory test site, including a scalable embedded open communication box, a fully equipped electric vehicle, intelligent infrastructure components, a motorway simulation model (vehicles, traffic, incidents, accidents, ...)
- Stipulate the rules governing retrofitted equipment and associated testing norms
- study the obstacles and solutions related to user, social and legal acceptability of the system
Results
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Financing
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Overall
6,6 M€
Public
2,8 M€
Cooperation partners and contact persons
VALEO, Clemessy, APRR, Mediamobile, Sopermea, Comsis, Civitec, Tecris, Citilog, Navecom, INRIA, IFSTTAR, INSA Rouen, Université de Versailles