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* It includes the following components:
*
* @field objectID: Identifier assigned to a detected object.
*
* @field timeOfMeasurement: the time difference from a reference time to the time of the measurement of the object using the DE DeltaTime.
* Negative values indicate that the provided object state refers to a point in time after the reference time.
*
* @field xCoordinate: X Coordinate, i.e. distance to detected object from the ITS-S's reference point to object reference point in x-direction at the time
* of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* @field yCoordinat: Y Coordinate, i.e. distance to detected object from the ITS-S's reference point to object reference point in y-direction at the time
* of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
*
* @field zCoordinate: Optional Z Coordinate, i.e. distance to detected object to object reference point from the ITS-S's reference point in z-direction
* at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* @field xSpeed: Speed of the detected object in the detecting ITS-S's reference system in x-direction at the time
* of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF SpeedExtended.
* @field ySpeed: Speed of the detected object in the detecting ITS-S's reference system in y-direction at the time
* of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF SpeedExtended.
*
* @field zSpeed
* Optional Speed of the detected object in the detecting ITS-S's reference system in z-direction at the time
* of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF SpeedExtended.
*
* @field xAcceleration: optional Acceleration of the detected object from the ITS-S's reference point in x-direction
* at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF Acceleration1d.
* @field yAcceleration: optional Acceleration of the detected object from the ITS-S's reference point in y-direction
* at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF Acceleration1d.
*
* @field zAcceleration: optional Acceleration of the detected object from the ITS-S's reference point in z-direction
* at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system, using the DF Acceleration1d.
*
* @field rollAngle: optional Roll angle of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angle is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the x-axis.
*
* @field pitchAngle: optional Pitch angle of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angle is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the y-axis.
*
* @field yawAngle: optional Yaw angle of object from the ITS-S's reference pointat the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angle is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the z-axis.
*
* @field rollRate: optional Roll rate of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angular rate is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the x-axis.
* @field pitchRate: optional Pitch rate of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angular rate is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the y-axis.
*
* @field yawRate: optional Yaw rate of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angular rate is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the z-axis.
*
* @field rollAcceleration: optional Roll acceleration of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angular acceleration is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the x-axis.
*
* @field @field pitchAcceleration: optional Pitch acceleration of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a
* pre-defined coordinate system. The angular acceleration is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the y-axis.
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* @field yawAcceleration: optional Yaw acceleration of object from the ITS-S's reference point at the time of measurement, in a pre-defined coordinate system.
* The angular acceleration is measured with positive values considering the object orientation turning counter-clockwise around the z-axis.
*
* @field lowerTriangularCorrelationMatrixColumns: optional set of columns of a lower triangular positive semi definite correlation matrix for the
* kinematic state and attitude space provided for this object.
* The order of the columns and rows of the correlation matrix is as follows:
* - xCoordinate
* - yCoordinate
* - zCoordinate
* - xSpeed
* - ySpeed
* - zSpeed
* - xAcceleration
* - yAcceleration
* - zAcceleration
* - rollAngle
* - pitchAngle
* - yawAngle
* - rollRate
* - pitchRate
* - yawRate
* - rollAcceleration
* - pitchAcceleration
* - yawAcceleration
* The number of lowerTriangularCorrelationMatrixColumns to be included "k" is thereby the number of provided
* values "n" of the kinematic state and attitude space minus 1: k = n-1.
* Each column "i" of the lowerTriangularCorrelationMatrixColumns contains k-(i-1) values.
* In case certain values of the kinematic state and attitude space are not provided, they are omitted from
* the lowerTriangularCorrelationMatrixColumns.
*
* @field planarObjectDimension1: optional first dimension of object as provided by the sensor or environment model.
* This dimension is always contained in the plane which is oriented perpendicular to the direction of the angle
* indicated by the yawAngle and which contains the object's reference point.
*
* @field planarObjectDimension2: optional second dimension of the object as provided by the sensor environment model.
* This dimension is contained in the plane oriented in the direction of the angle indicated by the yawAngle and the object's reference point.
*
* @field verticalObjectDimension: optionalvertical dimension of object as provided by the sensor or object model.
* @field objectRefPoint: the reference point on the perceived object. The kinematic attitude and state data provided
* for this object are valid for this reference point of the object. In case no object reference
* point can be determined, it is assumed to be the center point of the detected object.
*
* @field objectAge: the age of the detected and described object, i.e. the difference in time between the moment
* it has been first detected and the reference time of the message. Value `1500` indicates that the object has been observed for more than 1.5s.
*
* @field objectConfidence: optional confidence associated to the object. The computation of the object confidence is based on a sensor's or
* fusion system's specific detection confidence, the binary detection success that is, if an object
* has been successfully detected by the last measurement and the object age.
*
* @field sensorIdList: optional list of sensor-IDs which provided the measurement data.
*
* @field dynamicStatus: optional dynamic capabilities of a detected object.
*
* @field classification: optional classification of the described object
*
* @field matchedPosition: optional map-matched position of an object.
*
* @category Sensing information
*/
PerceivedObject ::= SEQUENCE {
objectID Identifier,
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yCoordinate CartesianCoordinateWithConfidence,
zCoordinate CartesianCoordinateWithConfidence OPTIONAL,
xSpeed SpeedExtended,
ySpeed SpeedExtended,
zSpeed SpeedExtended OPTIONAL,
xAcceleration Acceleration1d OPTIONAL,
yAcceleration Acceleration1d OPTIONAL,
zAcceleration Acceleration1d OPTIONAL,
rollAngle CartesianAngle OPTIONAL,
pitchAngle CartesianAngle OPTIONAL,
yawAngle CartesianAngle OPTIONAL,
rollRate CartesianAngularSpeed OPTIONAL,
pitchRate CartesianAngularSpeed OPTIONAL,
yawRate CartesianAngularSpeed OPTIONAL,
rollAcceleration CartesianAngularAcceleration OPTIONAL,
pitchAcceleration CartesianAngularAcceleration OPTIONAL,
yawAcceleration CartesianAngularAcceleration OPTIONAL,
lowerTriangularCorrelationMatrixColumns LowerTriangularPositiveSemidefiniteMatrix OPTIONAL,
planarObjectDimension1 ObjectDimension OPTIONAL,
planarObjectDimension2 ObjectDimension OPTIONAL,
verticalObjectDimension ObjectDimension OPTIONAL,
objectRefPoint ObjectRefPoint DEFAULT 0,
objectAge DeltaTimeMilliSecondPosNeg (0..1500),--tbd is it optional or not?
objectConfidence ObjectConfidence OPTIONAL,
sensorIdList SequenceOfId OPTIONAL,
dynamicStatus ObjectDynamicStatus OPTIONAL, -- tbd delete optional
classification ObjectClassDescription OPTIONAL,
* This DF represents the shape of a polygonal area or of a right prism.
*
* It includes the following components:
*
* @field polygon: the polygonal area and consist of a list of minimum `3` to maximum `16` @ref CartesianPosition3d.
*
* @field height: the optional height, present if the shape is a right prism extending in the positive z-axis.
PolygonalShape ::= SEQUENCE {
polygon SequenceOfCartesianPosition3d (SIZE(3..16,...)),
height StandardLength OPTIONAL,
...
}
* This DF provides the horizontal position accuracy in a shape of ellipse with a
* confidence level of 95 %. The centre of the ellipse shape corresponds to the reference
* position point for which the position accuracy is evaluated.
*
* @field semiMajorConfidence: half of length of the major axis, i.e. distance between the centre point
* and major axis point of the position accuracy ellipse.
*
* @field semiMinorConfidence: half of length of the minor axis, i.e. distance between the centre point
* and minor axis point of the position accuracy ellipse.
*
* @field semiMajorOrientation: orientation direction of the ellipse major axis of the position accuracy
* ellipse with regards to the WGS84 north.
*
*
* @category GeoReference information
PosConfidenceEllipse ::= SEQUENCE {
semiMajorConfidence SemiAxisLength,
semiMinorConfidence SemiAxisLength,
semiMajorOrientation Wgs84AngleValue
* This DF contains a list of distances @ref PosPillar that refer to the perpendicular distance between centre of vehicle front bumper
* and vehicle pillar A, between neighbour pillars until the last pillar of the vehicle.
*
* Vehicle pillars refer to the vertical or near vertical support of vehicle,
* designated respectively as the A, B, C or D and other pillars moving in side profile view from the front to rear.
* The first value of the DF refers to the perpendicular distance from the centre of vehicle front bumper to
* vehicle A pillar. The second value refers to the perpendicular distance from the centre position of A pillar
* to the B pillar of vehicle and so on until the last pillar.
*
* @category: Vehicle information
PositionOfPillars ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..3, ...)) OF PosPillar
* This DF describes a zone of protection inside which the ITSG5 communication should be restricted.
* @field protectedZoneType: type of the protected zone.
* @field expiryTime: optional time at which the validity of the protected communication zone will expire.
* @field protectedZoneLatitude: latitude of the centre point of the protected communication zone.
* @field protectedZoneLongitude: longitude of the centre point of the protected communication zone.
* @field protectedZoneRadius: optional radius of the protected communication zone in metres.
* @field protectedZoneID: the optional ID of the protected communication zone.
* @note: A protected communication zone may be defined around a CEN DSRC road side equipment.
* @category: Infrastructure information, Communication information
ProtectedCommunicationZone ::= SEQUENCE {
protectedZoneType ProtectedZoneType,
expiryTime TimestampIts OPTIONAL,
protectedZoneLatitude Latitude,
protectedZoneLongitude Longitude,
protectedZoneRadius ProtectedZoneRadius OPTIONAL,
protectedZoneID ProtectedZoneID OPTIONAL,
...
* This DF consist of a list of @ref ProtectedCommunicationZone provided by a road side ITS-S (Road Side Unit RSU).
*
* It may provide up to 16 protected communication zones information.
*
* @category: Infrastructure information, Communication information
*/
ProtectedCommunicationZonesRSU ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..16)) OF ProtectedCommunicationZone
* This DF represents activation data for real-time systems designed for operations control, traffic light priorities, track switches, barriers, etc.
* using a range of activation devices equipped in public transport vehicles.
*
* The activation of the corresponding equipment is triggered by the approach or passage of a public transport
* vehicle at a certain point (e.g. a beacon).
*
* @field ptActivationType: type of activation.
*
* @field ptActicationData: data of activation.
*
* Today there are different payload variants defined for public transport activation-data. The R09.x is one of
* the industry standard used by public transport vehicles (e.g. buses, trams) in Europe (e.g. Germany Austria)
* for controlling traffic lights, barriers, bollards, etc. This DF includes information like route, course,
* destination, priority, etc.
* The R09.x content is defined in VDV recommendation 420 [i.8]. It includes following information:
* - Priority Request Information (pre-request, request, ready to start)
* - End of Prioritization procedure
* - Priority request direction
* - Public Transport line number
* - Priority of public transport
* - Route line identifier of the public transport
* - Route number identification
* - Destination of public transport vehicle
*
* Other countries may use different message sets defined by the local administration.
* @category: Vehicle information
PtActivation ::= SEQUENCE {
ptActivationType PtActivationType,
ptActivationData PtActivationData
* This DF describes a radial shape. The triangular or cone-shaped volume is
* constructed by sweeping the provided range about the reference point or about the offset
* point (if provided) between a horizontal start and a horizontal end angle in positive angular direction of the WGS84
* coordinate system. A vertical opening angle may be provided in a Cartesian coordinate system with
* the x-axis located in the North-East plane of the WGS84 coordinate system. The sensor height may
* be provided to reflect characteristics of sensors mounted at an altitude (e.g. sensors mounted
* above intersections).
*
* It includes the following components:
*
* @field sensorPositionOffset: the optional offset opoint.
*
* @field range: the radial range of the sensor from the reference point or sensor point offset.
* @field stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleStart: the orientation indicating the beginning of the
* stationary sensor's horizontal opening angle in positive angular direction with respect to the
* WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @field stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleEnd: The orientation indicating the end of the stationary
* sensor's horizontal opening angle in positive angular direction with respect to the WGS84 coordinate
* @field verticalOpeningAngleStart: optional orientation indicating the beginning of the stationary sensor's
* vertical opening angle in positive angular direction of a Cartesian coordinate system with its x-axis
located in the north-east plane of the WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @field verticalOpeningAngleEnd: optional orientation indicating the end of the stationary sensor's
* vertical opening angle in positive angular direction of a Cartesian coordinate system with its x-axis
* located in the north-east plane of the WGS84 coordinate system using the DE CartesianAngleValue.
*
RadialShape ::= SEQUENCE {
offsetPoint CartesianPosition3d OPTIONAL,
stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleStart Wgs84AngleValue,
stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleEnd Wgs84AngleValue,
verticalOpeningAngleStart CartesianAngleValue OPTIONAL,
verticalOpeningAngleEnd CartesianAngleValue OPTIONAL,
...
}
/**
* This DF describes a list of radial shapes.
*
* It includes the following components:
* @field refPointId: the identification of the reference point in case of a sensor mounted to trailer. Defaults to ITS ReferencePoint (0).
*
* @field xCoordinate: the x-coordinate of the offset point.
*
* @field yCoordinate: the y-coordinate of the offset point.
*
* @field zCoordinate: the optional z-coordinate of the offset point.
*
* @field radialShapesList: the list of radial shape details.
*
* @category: Georeference information
*/
RadialShapes ::= SEQUENCE {
refPointId RefPointId DEFAULT 0,
xCoordinate CartesianCoordinateSmall,
yCoordinate CartesianCoordinateSmall,
zCoordinate CartesianCoordinateSmall OPTIONAL,
radialShapesList RadialShapesList,
...
}
/**
* The DF contains a list of @ref RadialShapeDetails.
*
* @category: Georeference information
*/
RadialShapesList ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(1..10) OF RadialShapeDetails
/**
* This DF describes a radial shape details. The triangular or cone-shaped volume is
* constructed by sweeping the provided range about the reference point or about the offset
* point (if provided) between a horizontal start and a horizontal end angle in positive angular direction of the WGS84
* coordinate system. A vertical opening angle may be provided in a Cartesian coordinate system with
* the x-axis located in the North-East plane of the WGS84 coordinate system. The sensor height may
* be provided to reflect characteristics of sensors mounted at an altitude (e.g. sensors mounted
* above intersections).
*
* It includes the following components:
*
* @field range: the radial range of the sensor from the reference point or sensor point offset.
*
* @field stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleStart: the orientation indicating the beginning of the
* stationary sensor's horizontal opening angle in positive angular direction.
*
* @field stationaryHorizontalOpeningAngleEnd: The orientation indicating the end of the stationary
* sensor's horizontal opening angle in positive angular direction.
* @field verticalOpeningAngleStart: optional orientation indicating the beginning of the stationary sensor's
* vertical opening angle in positive angular direction of a Cartesian coordinate system with its x-axis
located in the north-east plane of the WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @field verticalOpeningAngleEnd: optional orientation indicating the end of the stationary sensor's
* vertical opening angle in positive angular direction of a Cartesian coordinate system with its x-axis
* located in the north-east plane of the WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @category: Georeference information
*/
RadialShapeDetails ::= SEQUENCE {
range StandardLength,
horizontalOpeningAngleStart CartesianAngleValue,
horizontalOpeningAngleEnd CartesianAngleValue,
verticalOpeningAngleStart CartesianAngleValue OPTIONAL,
verticalOpeningAngleEnd CartesianAngleValue OPTIONAL,
* This DF represents the shape of a rectangular area or a right rectangular prism that is centred on a reference position defined outside of the context of this DF.
*
* It includes the following components:
* @field centerPoint: represents an optional offset point which the rectangle is centred on with respect to the reference position.
*
* @field semiLength: represents half the length of the rectangle.
* @field semiBreadth: represents half the breadth of the rectangle.
*
* @field orientation: represents the orientation of the lenght of the rectangle in the WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @field height: represents the optional height, present if the shape is a right rectangular prism with height extending in the positive z-axis.
*
semiLength StandardLength, -- tbd use StandardLengthSmall instead?
semiBreadth StandardLength,-- tbd use StandardLengthSmall instead?
orientation Wgs84AngleValue,
height StandardLength OPTIONAL -- tbd use StandardLengthSmall instead?
* A position within a geographic coordinate system together with a confidence indication.
* @field latitude: the latitude of the geographical point.
*
* @field longitude: the longitude of the geographical point.
*
* @field positionConfidenceEllipse: the accuracy of the geographical position.
*
* @field altitude: the altitude and an altitude accuracy of the geographical point.
ReferencePosition ::= SEQUENCE {
latitude Latitude,
longitude Longitude,
positionConfidenceEllipse PosConfidenceEllipse,
altitude Altitude
}
* This DF consist of a list of @ref StationType. to which a certain traffic restriction, e.g. the speed limit, applies.
* @category: Infrastructure information, Traffic information
RestrictedTypes ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..3, ...)) OF StationType
* This DF represents a unique id for a road segment
*
* @field region: the optional identifier of the entity that is responsible for the region in which the road segment is placed.
* It is the duty of that entity to guarantee that the @ref Id is unique within the region.
*
* @field id: the identifier of the road segment
*
* @note: when the RoadRegulatorID is present, the RoadSegmentReferenceID is guaranteed to be globally unique.
* @category: GeoReference information
RoadSegmentReferenceId ::= SEQUENCE {
region RoadRegulatorId OPTIONAL,
id RoadSegmentID
}
* This DF provides the safe distance indication of a traffic participant with other traffic participant(s).
* @field subjectStation: optionally indicates one "other" traffic participant identified by its ITS-S.
*
* @field safeDistanceIndicator: indicates whether the distance between the ego ITS-S and the traffic participant(s) is safe.
* If subjectStation is present than it indicates whether the distance between the ego ITS-S and the traffic participant in @field subjectStation is safe.
* @field timeToCollision: optionally indicated the time-to-collision calculated as sqrt(LaDi<sup>2</sup> + LoDi<sup>2</sup> + VDi<sup>2</sup>)/relative speed
* and represented in the nearest 100 ms. This component may be present only if subjectStation is present.
* @category: Traffic information, Kinematics information
SafeDistanceIndication ::= SEQUENCE {
subjectStation StationID OPTIONAL,
safeDistanceIndicator SafeDistanceIndicator,
timeToCollision DeltaTimeHundredthOfSecond OPTIONAL,
...
/**
* This DF represents a list of maximum `16` @ref CartesianPosition3d.
SequenceOfCartesianPosition3d ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..16, ...)) OF CartesianPosition3d
/**
* The DF contains a list of identifiers.
*
*/
SequenceOfId ::= SEQUENCE SIZE(1..128, ...) OF Identifier
* This DF contains a list of DFs PathPointAbsolute.
* The component pathDeltaTime shall be either present in all elements of the list or be absent in all elements.
SequenceOfPathPointAbsolute::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..16,...)) OF PathPointAbsolute
* The DF contains a list of DF SafeDistanceIndication.
* @category: Traffic information, Kinematics information
SequenceOfSafeDistanceIndication ::= SEQUENCE(SIZE(1..9,...)) OF SafeDistanceIndication
* The DF contains a list of DF TrajectoryInterceptionIndication.
*
* @category: Traffic information, Kinematics information
SequenceOfTrajectoryInterceptionIndication ::= SEQUENCE (SIZE(1..9,...)) OF TrajectoryInterceptionIndication
/**
* This DF provides the definition of a geographical area or volume, based on different options.
*
* It includes the following components:
*
* @field rectangle: definition of an rectangular area or a right rectangular prism (with a rectangular base) also called a cuboid, or informally a rectangular box.
*
* @field circle: definition of an area of circular shape or a right circular cylinder.
*
* @field polygon: definition of an area of polygonal shape or a right prism.
*
* @field ellipse: definition of an area of elliptical shape or a right elliptical cylinder.
*
* @field radial: definition of a radial shape.
*
* @field radialShapes: definition of list of radial shapes.
*
* @category: GeoReference information
*/
Shape::= CHOICE {
rectangle RectangularShape,
circle CircularShape,
polygon PolygonalShape,
ellipse EllipticalShape,
radial RadialShape,
radialShapes RadialShapes,
...
}
* This DF describes the speed and corresponding accuracy of the speed information for a moving object (e.g. vehicle).
* @field speedConfidence: the accuracy of the reported speed value.
Speed ::= SEQUENCE {
speedValue SpeedValue,
speedConfidence SpeedConfidence
}
* This DF describes the extended speed and corresponding accuracy of the speed information for a moving object (e.g. vehicle).
* @field speedConfidence: the accuracy of the reported speed value.
*
* @category: Kinematics information
SpeedExtended ::= SEQUENCE {
speedValue SpeedValueExtended,
speedConfidence SpeedConfidence
}
* This DF provides the indication of change in stability.
* @field lossProbability: the probability of stability loss.
*
* @field actionDeltaTime: accuracy of the reported speed value.
*
* @category: Kinematics information
StabilityChangeIndication ::= SEQUENCE {
lossProbability StabilityLossProbability,
actionDeltaTime DeltaTimeTenthOfSecond,
...
}
* This DF represents the steering wheel angle of the vehicle at certain point in time.
* @field steeringWheelAngleValue: steering wheel angle value.
* @field steeringWheelAngleConfidence: accuracy of the reported steering wheel angle value.
SteeringWheelAngle ::= SEQUENCE {
steeringWheelAngleValue SteeringWheelAngleValue,
steeringWheelAngleConfidence SteeringWheelAngleConfidence
* This DF represents one or more paths using @ref PathHistory.
*
* @category: GeoReference information
* @revision: @revision: Description revised in V2.1.1. Is is now based on Path and not on PathHistory
* Ths DF represents the a position on a traffic island between two lanes.
*
TrafficIslandPosition ::= SEQUENCE {
oneSide LanePositionAndType,
otherSide LanePositionAndType,
...
}
/**
* This DF provides detailed information about an attached trailer.
*
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* - @field refPointId: identifier of the reference point of the trailer.
*
* - @field hitchPointOffset: optional position of the hitch point in negative x-direction (according to ISO 8855) from the
* vehicle Reference Point.
*
* - @field frontOverhang: Length of the trailer overhang in the positive x direction (according to ISO 8855) from the
* trailer Reference Point indicated by the refPointID. The value defaults to 0 in case the trailer
is not overhanging to the front with respect to the trailer reference point.
*
* - @field rearOverhang: Length of the trailer overhang in the negative x direction (according to ISO 8855) from the
trailer Reference Point indicated by the @see refPointID.
*
* - @field trailerWidth: optional width of the trailer.
*
* - @field hitchAngle: optional Value and confidence of the angle between the trailer orientation (corresponding to the x
* direction of the ISO 8855 [i.2] coordinate system centered on the trailer) and the direction of
* the segment having as end points the reference point of the trailer and the reference point of
* the pulling vehicle, which can be another trailer or a vehicle looking on the horizontal plane
* xy, described in the local Cartesian coordinate system of the preceding reference point. The
* angle is measured with negative values considering the trailer orientation turning clockwise
* starting from the segment direction. The angle value accuracy is provided with the
* confidence level of 95 %.
*
* @category: Vehicle information
*/
TrailerData ::= SEQUENCE {
refPointId RefPointId,
hitchPointOffset CartesianCoordinateSmall OPTIONAL, -- tbd or use standardLengthSmall
frontOverhang CartesianCoordinateSmall, -- tbd or use standardLengthSmall
rearOverhang CartesianCoordinateSmall, -- tbd or use standardLengthSmall
trailerWidth VehicleWidth OPTIONAL,
hitchAngle CartesianAngle OPTIONAL,
...
* This DF provides the trajectory interception indication of ego-VRU ITS-S with another ITS-Ss.
* @field: subjectStation: indicates the subject station.
* @field: trajectoryInterceptionProbability: indicates the propbability of the interception of the subject station trajectory
* with the trajectory of the station indicated in @field: subjectStation.
* @field: trajectoryInterceptionConfidence: indicates the confidence of interception of the subject station trajectory
* with the trajectory of the station indicated in @field: subjectStation.
TrajectoryInterceptionIndication ::= SEQUENCE {
subjectStation StationID OPTIONAL,
trajectoryInterceptionProbability TrajectoryInterceptionProbability,
trajectoryInterceptionConfidence TrajectoryInterceptionConfidence OPTIONAL,
...
}
* This DF indicates the vehicle acceleration at vertical direction and the accuracy of the vertical acceleration.
*
* @field: verticalAccelerationValue: vertical acceleration value at a point in time.
* @field: verticalAccelerationConfidence: accuracy of the reported vertical acceleration value with a predefined confidence level.
* @note: this DF is kept forbackwards compatibility reasons only. It is recommended to use @ref Acceleration1d instead
* @category Vehicle information
VerticalAcceleration ::= SEQUENCE {
verticalAccelerationValue VerticalAccelerationValue,
verticalAccelerationConfidence AccelerationConfidence
}
* This DF provides information related to the identification of a vehicle.
* @field wMInumber: World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI) code.
*
* @field vDS: Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS).
*
* @category: Vehicle information
VehicleIdentification ::= SEQUENCE {
wMInumber WMInumber OPTIONAL,
vDS VDS OPTIONAL,
...
}
* This DF represents the length of vehicle and accuracy indication information.
* @field vehicleLengthValue: length of vehicle.
*
* @field vehicleLengthConfidenceIndication: indication of reported length value confidence.
*
* @category: Vehicle information
VehicleLength ::= SEQUENCE {
vehicleLengthValue VehicleLengthValue,
vehicleLengthConfidenceIndication VehicleLengthConfidenceIndication
}
/**
* This DF provides information about a VRU cluster.
*
* @field clusterId: optional identifier of a VRU cluster .
*
* @field clusterBoundingBoxShape: optionally indicates the shape of the cluster bounding box.
*
* @field clusterCardinalitySize: indicates an estimation of the number of VRUs in the group.
*
* @field clusterProfiles: identifies all the VRU profile types that are believed to be within the cluster .
*
* @category: VRU information
clusterBoundingBoxShape Shape (WITH COMPONENTS{..., ellipse ABSENT, radial ABSENT, radialShapes ABSENT}) OPTIONAL,
clusterCardinalitySize ClusterCardinalitySize,
clusterProfiles VruClusterProfiles,
...
}
* This DF indicates the profile of a VRU including sub-profile information
* It identifies four options corresponding to the four types of VRU profiles specified in ETSI TS 103 300-2 [i.22]:
* @field bicyclistAndlightVruVehicle: VRU Profile 2 - Bicyclist.
* @field motorcyclist: VRU Profile 3 - Motorcyclist.
pedestrian VruSubProfilePedestrian,
bicyclistAndlightVruVehicle VruSubProfileBicyclist,
motorcylist VruSubProfileMotorcyclist,
animal VruSubProfileAnimal,
...
}
/**
* This DF represents an angular component along with a confidence in the WGS84 coordinate system.
*
* @field value: the angle value which can be estimated as the mean of the current distribution.
*
* @field confidence: the accuracy associated to the provided value.
*
* @category: GeoReference information
*/
Wgs84Angle ::= SEQUENCE {
value Wgs84AngleValue,
confidence Wgs84AngleConfidence
}
* This DF represents a yaw rate of vehicle at a point in time.
* @field yawRateValue: yaw rate value at a point in time.
*
* @field yawRateConfidence: accuracy of reported yaw rate value.
YawRate::= SEQUENCE {
yawRateValue YawRateValue,
yawRateConfidence YawRateConfidence
}