ARCHITECTURES, COMPONENTS, AND SYSTEMS FOR VALIDATION/SIMULATION OF CONNECTED AUTOMATED VEHICLES
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For safety validation of connected automated road vehicles (cars, busses or trucks), the development and implementation of innovative mission oriented ECS systems are necessary to improve robustness and quality assurance. Identification of the failure risk for each part in the ECS value chain. The systems and components allow the identification and management of risks over the entire ECS automotive value chain players including semiconductors, subsystem and systems behavior. The focus of this special topic will be on component design, subsystem and system integration up to sensor fusion.
Proposals should cover some of the listed aspects but are not limited to:
- Architectures, components, sub-systems, simulation in complex environments enabling virtual development and validation for automated driving.
- Methods and tools to validate the models used in virtual validation
- Metrics for quality assurance for ECS for automated vehicles. Definition and understanding of test coverage should be developed. Off-line supervised learning from fleet observations data should be possible
- Methods to significantly shorten the validation process with respect to an acceptable residual risk. For this a set of comprehensive traffic situation database supporting scenario tests (including maps and traffic information needed for simulations) as well as simulation models with special focus sub-systems, components and sensors used in automated vehicles
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The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated with infromation about the national budget in France (page 31)
The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated with infromation about the national budget in France (page 31)
The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated as follows:
- Sweden: The impact description is an important part of the eligibility check performed in the FPP phase.
- Czech Republic: change in contact person and update of a weblink
- Chapter numbering of topics for RIA and IA
The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated as follows:
- Sweden: The impact description is an important part of the eligibility check performed in the FPP phase.
- Czech Republic: change in contact person and update of a weblink
- Chapter numbering of topics for RIA and IA
The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated with information about national eligibilties for Italy, Sweden, Turkey, and United Kingdom.
The ECSELJU Work Plan 2019 has been updated with information about national eligibilties for Italy, Sweden, Turkey, and United Kingdom.
The "Topic Conditions" text has been updated to draw the applicants' attention to the eligibility condiitons
The "Topic Conditions" text has been updated to draw the applicants' attention to the eligibility condiitons.
The ECSELJU Annual Work Plan has been updated with information about the national budgets and eligibility criteria for Portugal, Germany, Finland, Italy, Israel, Spain as well as the wording in the topic table to mirror the working in the MASPand correction of some typos.
The national budgets table on ECSELwebsite has been updated accordingly.
The ECSELJU Annual Work Plan has been updated with information about the national budgets and eligibility criteria for Portugal, Germany, Finland, Italy, Israel, Spain as well as the wording in the topic table to mirror the working in the MASPand correction of some typos.
The national budgets table on ECSELwebsite has been updated accordingly.
Opening date: 2019-02-06 (7 years ago)
Closing date: 2019-05-07 (7 years ago)
Procedure: two-stage
Budget: 5,000,000
Expected grants: not specified
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06 Dec 2018 · est.
Call opens
06 Feb 2019
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07 May 2019
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07 Oct 2019 · est.
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07 Jan 2020 · est.
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06 Dec 2018 · 7 years ago
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07 May 2019 · 7 years ago
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07 Oct 2019 · 7 years ago
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07 Jan 2020 · 6 years ago
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