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Chalmers University of Technology VehicletoVehicle and VehicletoInfrastructure Communica5ons Erik G. Ström Communica2on Systems Dept. of Signals and Systems Chalmers University of Technology Slide 1 Erik Ström • V2X Communication • VTI Transportforum 2013

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Chalmers University of Technology

Vehicle-­‐to-­‐Vehicle  and  Vehicle-­‐to-­‐Infrastructure  Communica5ons  

Erik  G.  Ström  Communica2on  Systems  

Dept.  of  Signals  and  Systems  Chalmers  University  of  Technology  

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Outline  

•  Sensor  fusion  for  autonomous  driving  •  Communica2on  requirements:  delay,  reliability,  scalability  •  Possible  op2ons  for  vehicle-­‐to-­‐vehicle  communica2ons:  3G  vs  ITS-­‐G5  •  Network  topologies  •  Conclusions    

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Sensor  Fusion  for  Autonomous  Driving  

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•  1st  Genera2on:    –  Front:  radar  /  lidar    

•  2nd  Genera2on:    –  Front:  radar  /  lidar  +  vision  

•  3rd  Genera2on:    –  Front:  wide-­‐angle  radar  +  vision  +  night  vision  –  Rear:  side  radar  /  vision  

•  4th  Genera2on  (current  focus):    –  Front:  wide-­‐angle  radar  /  stereovision    

+  vision  +  night  vision  +  ultrasonic  –  Rear:  side  radar  /  vision  –  Maps  +  GPS  –  Communica5on  

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Communica5on  Requirements  

Source:  California  PATH  project  http://www.path.berkeley.edu/PATH/Research/demos/  

Good  scalability  

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High  reliability  

Low  delay  

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Scalability  

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Autonomous  Driving  and  Communica5on  

•  Wireless  communica2on  is  an  enabler  for  many  autonomous  driving  applica2ons,  e.g.,  platooning  

•  Wireless  communica2on  is  never  ideal  (zero  delays  and  zero  errors),  which  can  cause  severe  problems  

•  For  example,  string  stability  in  platooning  can  be  seriously  affected  by  communica2on  delays  [1]  

•  Hence,  –  Control  algorithms  must  take  into  account  communica2on  delay  

and  packet  errors,  and    –  Communica2on  systems  must  be  beaer  at  controlling  delays  –  Perhaps  the  above  should  be  done  jointly?  

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[1] X. Liu, A. Goldsmith, S. S. Mahal, and J. K. Hedrick. "Effects of communication delay on string stability in vehicle platoons." In Proc. IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems, pp. 625-630. 2001.

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Source:  ETSI  TC  ITS  hap://www.etsi.org/website/Technologies/IntelligentTransportSystems.aspx  

WLAN  

2G/3G/4G  

CEN-­‐DSRC  

Bluetooth  

ITS-­‐G5  

GNSS  

DVB  

SDARS  

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Vehicular  Communica5on  Systems  

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Communica5on  Op5ons  for  Autonomous  Driving  

Cellular  (2G,  3G,  4G)  •  Pros  

–  Will  be  there  –  Efficient  use  of  

communica2on  resources  •  Cons  

–  Coverage  –  Delay  might  be  problem  –  Spectrum  not  dedicated  for  

V2V  

ITS-­‐G5,  DSRC,  ...  (802.11p)  •  Pros  

–  Spectrum  dedicated  for  V2V  –  No  coverage  problems*  –  No  delay  problems*  

•  Cons  –  Inefficient  use  of  

communica2on  resources  

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*)  Some  restric2ons  apply;  research  needed  to  improve  current  state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art  

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A  Simplified  Protocol  Stack  

APP  

NET  

MAC  

PHY  

APP  

NET  

MAC  

PHY  

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Virtual  data  path  

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A  Simplified  Protocol  Stack  

APP  

NET  

MAC  

PHY  

APP  

NET  

MAC  

PHY  

APP  

NET  

MAC  

PHY  

ARQ  Med.  Acc.    

Rou2ng  etc.  

Coding,  modula2on  

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Virtual  data  path  

Real  data  path  

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Centralized  Networks  (2G,  3G,  4G)  

•  Cellular  will  be  there  •  Base  sta2on  can  efficiently  

schedule  communica2on  

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No  coverage  

Delay  

•  Centralized  structure  introduce  delay  

•  Coverage  will  always  be  a  problem  

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Ad-­‐Hoc  Networks  (802.11p)  

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•  Ad-­‐hoc  has  poten2al  for  low  delay  •  Coverage  less  of  a  problem  

•  Ad-­‐hoc  medium  access  and  network  layers  less  efficient  à  scalability  is  a  problem  

Delay  

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Conclusions  

•  V2V  communica2on  can  be  provided  by  many  systems  (3G,  ITS-­‐G5,  ...)  •  Direct  V2V  communica2on  is  based  on  802.11p  (WLAN  technology)  

and  is  known  by  many  names:  ITS-­‐G5,  DSRC  •  Communica2on  requirements  for  autonomous  driving  

–  Low  delays  –  Good  scalability  

•  Cellular  systems  have  problems  with  coverage  and  latency  –  Latency  will  decrease  in  future  genera2ons  

•  Conven2onal  802.11p  does  not  scale  well  –  Improvements  to  the  MAC  layer  is  currently  under  research  

•  Autonomous  driving  will  require  a  cross-­‐disciplinary  effort:  control,  mechatronics,  sensor  fusion,  posi2oning,  communica2on,  vehicular  dynamics...      

 

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There  are  s5ll  things  to  do.  Talks  to  us,  we  know  the  equa5ons!

Department  of  Signals  and  Systems  Chalmers  University  of  Technology  

Gothenburg,  Sweden  

 

Fredrik  Brännström  

Paolo  Falcone  

Jonas  Sjöberg  

Erik  Ström  

Lennart  Svensson  

Henk  Wymeersch  

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