Welcome to the IEEE Autonomous Driving Working Group. This group develops standards for Autonomous Driving-related technologies, including but not limited to the training and validation of Autonomous Driving Systems as well as architectural designs.
The on-going efforts within the group are：
Title: IEEE P3344 Standard for Scenario Representation for Autonomous Driving
Status: Active PAR
Scope: This standard specifies a representation of traffic scenarios for the training and validation of autonomous driving (AD) systems. The forms and features of this representation are described. The functions developed with such representation support a range of applications such as scenario extraction from road-test data, traffic simulations with naturalistic agent behavior, scenario generalization and optimization, and off-road scenario modeling.
Title: IEEE P3412 Standard for Autonomous Driving Architecture (ADA)
Status: Active PAR
Scope: This standard defines a unified reference architecture denoted as Autonomous Driving Architecture (ADA). This architecture orchestrates all platform layers and coordinates signals, data, activities, and processes in the vehicle, edge and cloud infrastructure. Furthermore, the standard defines interfaces and models, as well as schemes for ADA validation, verification, and compliance assessment.
Call for paritcipation and contribution
IEEE ADWG Whitepapers:
IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) invites you to participate in two whitepapers authored by the ADWG (Autonomous Driving Working Group).
1. Simulation, testing, validation and verification of Autonomous Driving
This whitepaper targets to address the issues of simulation, testing, validation and verification (STVV) in conjunction with the full lifecycle of Autonomous Driving, which reviews the challenges, reviews current status and explores the E2E solution and process of AD STVV.
2. Autonomous Driving Architecture (ADA) – enabling intelligent, automated & connected vehicles and transportation
This whitepaper aims to discuss and define a high level overarching architecture of autonomous driving for enabling the intelligent, automated and connected vehicles and transportation industries. The key design principles and functions will be addressed with some typical use cases.
Starting date: Mid Oct, 2023
Completion date: End Dec, 2023
Contact:
If you are interested in participating in whitepapers, please contact the Autonomous Driving Working Group Chair, Dong Sun, at [email protected] and/or the IEEE SA Program Manager, Soo Kim, at [email protected].
Final call for contribution and review of IEEE SA ADWG Whitepappers
Dear All,
As it is getting to the final stage of two ADWG whitepapers, here is the deadline of action items:
1. Autonomous Driving Architecture (ADA): final review for publication, deadline: April 07th, 2024.
a) Feedback on Survey: please send your feedback using attached word file: IEEE-adwg p3412-survey
b) Final review on whitepaper: please send your comments of final draft per attached link (https://onedrive.live.com)
Please send all feedbacks by email to Editor – Dr. Jin Shang ([email protected]) and copy to me ([email protected]). if you edit the draft online, please using the change tracking and let us know.
2. Simulation, testing, validation and verification of Autonomous Driving (STV2): final contribution, deadline: April 07th, 2024.
a) please send your contributions/reviews online IEEE-SA_ADWG_Simulation_White_Paper_v0.1.docx
Please send all feedbacks by email to Editor – Dr. Yuxi Pan ([email protected]) and copy to me ([email protected]). if you edit the draft online, please using the change tracking and let us know.
Remark: concerning the authorship, we will include all interested parties as authors. if you had indicated your interest and participations, we will include you automatically. Otherwise please send your confirmation to the editors before the deadline, including your full name and affiliation. it is not limited to current members of ADWG and IEEE SA. So please feel free to forward to interested parties for their attention and participations.
Look forward to your feedbacks and participations.
Best Regards,
Dong Sun, Ph.D.
Chair of Autonomous Driving Working Group
IEEE Standards Association