Table 3.

Technologies for interoperability among the system constituents

Functional technologiesInteroperability functionInteroperability purpose
Driver-carrier (Ad-C) interoperabilityC-Ad: state expression of the carrier, other states expression required for driving
Ad-C: operational behavior
Realize the information sharing and decision making
Traffic management systems-driver
(Am-Ad) interoperability
Ad-Am: traffic state announcement, traffic guidance and management
Am-Ad: interaction between travel request and destination information
Realize the information sharing of traffic state and demands, and support the planning and management of the traffic rights-of-way
Traffic management systems-infrastructure (Am-I) interoperabilityAm-I: traffic control signals announcement, infrastructure operation state monitoring
I-Am: traffic information collection and feedback
Realize traffic signal dispatch control and state feedback
Traffic management systems-carrier (Am-C) interoperabilityAm-C: traffic control statue announcement, right-of-way assignment permission
C-Am: feedback of the operation state, perception state and response state
Realize the traffic information collection and guidance management
Carrier-infrastructure (C-I) interoperabilityC-I: feedback of the regional traffic running state
I-C: expression of the right-of-way state
Synergy of the carriers and infrastructure
Agent-carrier-infrastructure (A-C-I) interoperabilityA-C: carrier operation control
A-I: confirmation and control of key right-of-way
Complement the deficiencies of the ATS
Carrier-carrier (C-C) interoperabilityC-C: collaborative perception, collaborative decision-making, collaborative controlInformation interaction and synergy among carriers

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