* @note: If an acceleration value is received and its confidence value is set to `outOfRange(101)`, it means that the value is not valid and therefore cannot be trusted. Such value is not useful for the application.
*
* @unit 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>
* @unit 0,1 m/s^2
* @category: Kinematic information
* @revision: Description revised in V2.1.1
*/
@@ -92,11 +92,11 @@ AccelerationControl ::= BIT STRING {
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `0` to indicate no acceleration,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s^2,
* This DE represents the value of an acceleration component in a defined coordinate system.
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > -160 and n <= 0)` to indicate negative acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate positive acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > -160 and n = 0)` to indicate negative acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate positive acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s^2,
* - `161` when the data is unavailable.
*
* @note: the formula for values > -160 and <160 results in rounding up to the next value. Zero acceleration is indicated using n=0.
* The specific WGS84 coordinate system is specified by the corresponding standards applying this DE.
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `n (n >= -900 000 000 and n < 0)` x 10^-7 degree, i.e. negative values for latitudes south of the Equator,
* - `n (n = -900 000 000 and n < 0)` x 10^-7 degree, i.e. negative values for latitudes south of the Equator,
* - `0` is used for the latitude of the equator,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 900 000 001)` x 10^-7 degree, i.e. positive values for latitudes north of the Equator,
* - `900 000 001` when the information is unavailable.
@@ -1877,18 +1877,18 @@ Latitude ::= INTEGER {
* It corresponds to the vehicle coordinate system as specified in ISO 8855 [2].
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > -160 and n <= 0)` to indicate that the vehicle is accelerating towards the right side with regards to the vehicle orientation
* with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup> and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > -160 and n = 0)` to indicate that the vehicle is accelerating towards the right side with regards to the vehicle orientation
* with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2 and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate that the vehicle is accelerating towards the left hand side with regards to the vehicle orientation
with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup> and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2 and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s^2,
* - `161` when the data is unavailable.
*
* @note: the empty load vehicle is defined in ISO 1176 [i.8], clause 4.6.
* @note: this DF is kept for backwards compatibility reasons only. It is recommended to use @ref AccelerationValue instead.
*
* @unit: 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>
* @unit: 0,1 m/s^2
* @category: Vehicle information
* @revision: Description updated in V2.1.1 (the meaning of 160 has changed slightly).
*/
@@ -1943,17 +1943,17 @@ Longitude ::= INTEGER {
* The value shall be provided in the vehicle coordinate system as defined in ISO 8855 [2], clause 2.11.
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > -160 and n <= 0)` to indicate that the vehicle is braking with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate that the vehicle is accelerating with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > -160 and n = 0)` to indicate that the vehicle is braking with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate that the vehicle is accelerating with acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s^2,
* - `161` when the data is unavailable.
*
* This acceleration is along the tangent plane of the road surface and does not include gravity components.
* @note: this DF is kept for backwards compatibility reasons only. It is recommended to use @ref AccelerationValue instead.
*
* @note: The empty load vehicle is defined in ISO 1176 [i.8], clause 4.6.
* @unit: 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>
* @unit: 0,1 m/s^2
* @category: Vehicle information
* @revision: description revised in V2.1.1 (the meaning of 160 has changed slightly). T
* The value shall be provided in the vehicle coordinate system as defined in ISO 8855 [2], clause 2.11.
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > -160 and n <= 0)` to indicate downwards acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate upwards acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s<sup>2</sup>,
* - `-160` for acceleration values equal to or less than -16 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > -160 and n = 0)` to indicate downwards acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `n (n > 0 and n < 160)` to indicate upwards acceleration equal to or less than n x 0,1 m/s^2, and greater than (n-1) x 0,1 m/s^2,
* - `160` for acceleration values greater than 15,9 m/s^2,
* - `161` when the data is unavailable.
*
* @note: The empty load vehicle is defined in ISO 1176 [i.8], clause 4.6.
*
* @category: Vehicle information
* @unit: 0,1 m/s<sup>2</sup>
* @unit: 0,1 m/s^2
* @revision: Desciption updated in V2.1.1 (the meaning of 160 has changed slightly).
*
*/
@@ -3904,7 +3904,7 @@ VruSpecificExteriorLights ::= BIT STRING {
* This DE indicates the perpendicular distance between front and rear axle of the wheel base of vehicle.
*
* The value shall be set to:
* - `n (n >= 1 and n < 126)` if the value is equal to or less than n x 0,1 metre and more than (n-1) x 0,1 metre,
* - `n (n = 1 and n < 126)` if the value is equal to or less than n x 0,1 metre and more than (n-1) x 0,1 metre,
* - `126` indicates that the wheel base distance is equal to or greater than 12,5 metres,
* - `127` indicates that the information is unavailable.
* @field safeDistanceIndicator: indicates whether the distance between the ego ITS-S and the traffic participant(s) is safe.
* If subjectStation is present then it indicates whether the distance between the ego ITS-S and the traffic participant indicated in the component 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
* @field timeToCollision: optionally indicated the time-to-collision calculated as sqrt(LaDi^2 + LoDi^2 + VDi^2/relative speed
* and represented in the nearest 100 ms. This component may be present only if subjectStation is present.
*
* @note: the abbreviations used are Lateral Distance (LaD), Longitudinal Distance (LoD) and Vertical Distance (VD)