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Page 1: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen

Page 2: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

ARKTRANS – What is it?� A multimodal framework architecture for transport� An official national framework endorsed by the

Parliament� Managed by ITS Norway as a commission from the

Ministry of Transport and transport authorities� A generic framework - independent of transport mode,

technology, and organisation� A framework to support transport policy:

• Intermodal transport (co-modality)• Interoperability

Page 3: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

4 FP projectsInterPortInfoLog

5 FP projectsIntermodal Portal Door-2-Door

National projectsIntra, InfratransTransdata

TRIMConceptual information model for intermodal freight transport

ARKTRANSNational

framework architecture for

multimodal transport

Multimodalfreight transport

National projectsIBIS, MultiRIT, UNI HPI,… (many more)

5 FP projectsDoor-2-Door

THEMIS Traffic andtransport

Multimodal passenger transport

Contributions from�Research Council �Public Road Administration�Coastal Administration�Avinor (national air adm)�National Rail Administration�State Railways�Professional bodies�Service providers�ICT companies�Others

All transport modesPassenger and freight

transport

The ARKTRANS history and strategy

6 FP projectsMarNISFreightWiseEFFORTS

EU regionalViking

National projectsARKMIN, Vardø VTS, VITSAR, eFarled, INTRANS, … (more)

Other frameworks and standardsKAREN/FRAMETRIDENT, TransModelISO and CENUS National Architecture

7 FP projectsSmartFreightROSATTE

Page 4: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

Driving Force in 2001

� Harmonisation between transport modes (road, railway, sea, air) is necessary• Transport is an intermodal matter• Same requirements (same users, same services, same information, etc.)• Same shortcomings/challenges (dangerous goods, management of intermodal

interfaces, etc.) � Harmonisation between freight and passenger transport is desirable

• The same transport means are used, on the same transport networks, and between the same endpoints

• Similarities with respect to preparation and planning and fleet management• Similarities with respect to the need for assistance and control services on-board the

transport means, traffic information needs, etc.

The work on ARKTRANS has proved that such harmonisation is feasible

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Result: The ARKTRANS - Project

� Contractor: • The Norwegian Public Road Administration

� Technical manager/project leader: • SINTEF

� Founding• The Norwegian Public Road Administration• The Norwegian Coastal Administration• The Norwegian Civil Aviation Administration• The Norwegian National Rail Administration• The Norwegian State Railways• The Research Council of Norway

� User reference group

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Framework Requirements

� Support multimodality (co-modality)� Be stable and easy to refine and expand� Be future-oriented (independent of current solutions)� Provide a total picture (include freight and passenger

transport)� Facilitate hiding of complexity (abstraction,

simplification)� Focus on interoperability (not on inner parts of systems)� Independent of technology

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Independent of Local Ways

� Different regions and organisations have different solutions

� Some core responsibilities will always be present

� Support local differences through focusing on these responsibilities

Common

to all

Common

to all

C

A

B

B

A Common

to all

C

Responsibility centric frameworkA role represents unique set of responsibilities

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Reference Model

On-board Support and Control

Transport Service Management

Transport S

ector Support

Transport DemandTransportation Network

Management

Emergency Management

Transportation Network Utilisation

Transportation Network Infrastructure Management

Regulation Enforcement

Transport Policy

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Reference Model

On-board Support and Control

Transport Service Management

Transport S

ector Support

Transport DemandTransportation Network

Management

Emergency Management

Transportation Network Utilisation

Transportation Network Infrastructure Management

Regulation Enforcement

Metinfo

Towing service

EOS

SSN++NSWPSW

ENC

LRIT

AIS

PCS

Vessels, those in distress incl.

MRCC, Pollution response, MAS

Clearance, Enforcement

Nautical services,VTM

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Reference Model

On-board Support and Control

Transport Service Management

Transport S

ector Support

Transport DemandTransportation Network

Management

Emergency Management

Transportation Network Utilisation

Transportation Network Infrastructure Management

Regulation Enforcement

Cargo

Freight transportmanagement

Infrastructure conditioninformation

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Reference Model

On-board Support and Control

Transport Service Management

Transport S

ector Support

Transport DemandTransportation Network

Management

Emergency Management

Transportation Network Utilisation

Transportation Network Infrastructure Management

Regulation Enforcement

Cargo

Freight distributionmanagement

FreightVehicles

Traffic managementtowards individual vehicles

Page 12: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

The Approach

Referencemodel

Functionalviewpoint

Informationviewpoint

Technical implementation

Overall conceptual

aspects

Logical aspects

Technicalaspects

Roles

Processviewpoint

• Top-down approach� Different abstraction or

complexity levels� Different viewpoints

• Technology independent

� For each responsibility domain of the Reference Model• Roles with responsibilities (one role belongs to just one domain)

� For each Role• Tasks that contributes to the fulfilment of the responsibilities

� Processes define how to fulfil responsibilities• How tasks are interact/collaborate (information exchange)

� Information elements

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Roles

� Uses roles instead of stakeholders

� Represent unique sets of responsibilities

� Independent of organisation and local or regional ways of doing things

Stakeholder 1

Role A

Responsibility

Stakeholder 2

Stakeholder 3

Role B

Role D

Responsibility

Responsibility

Role C

Responsibility

Page 14: Dr.ing. Jan Tore Pedersen - AIM Group · • Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport sector by means of A top-down approach Formal methods Generic specifications

Example FFFFFF

Transport Regulator

Transport Service Provider

Transportation Network Manager

Transport demandDefines the need for transport defined in

a Transport Execution PlanTransport follow up transport

Regulation EnforcementDevelops regulatory framework.

Ensures legal behaviour

Transport Service ManagementPublishes services.(Routes, cargo types, etc)

Executes transportBased on Transport Execution Plan.

Reports transport status

Transportation Network UtilisationProvides information about the current

and foreseen traffic situation

Transport User

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Processes

Plan CompleteExecute

Select transport chainOrganise transport

Issue transport instructionsMonitor (detect deviations)

Issue proof of deliveryHandle invoices and payments

Handle claims

Traffic ManagerTransport Serv ice Prov iderTransport User Transport Regulator

Hazardious goods management

TEP

Planning NTS

Transport serv icemarketing

Order managementTEPNTS

Transport operationmonitoring

TES

TEP

TOS

TIS

NTS

TEP

Statistics and management/ Information administration

Taxes and customsmanagement

TEP

Statistics

STA

Transport serv icedemand definition

Bookingmanagement

TEP

Transport taskcontrol

TES

TIS

Transport tasktermination

STA

Transport networkutilisation

NTS

TOS

Com

plet

ion

Exe

cutio

nP

lan

nin

g

TSD

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Example FFFFFF

Transport Regulator

Transport Service Provider

TransportationNetwork Manager

Transport User

Transport service

Service Area

Company

ServiceGoods Type

ServiceCharge

ServiceLoad Unit Type

EnvironmentalPerformance

IDService Category

DescriptionValid From

Valid ToIDSceduled?

Duration if notDecription

Detail

Service point(s)

TEP

Transport Item (s)

Origin andDestination Addresses

ServiceTerms

ServiceTiming

Consignment

Remarks

Contract

Unit Item

IDReady for execution

Transport service providerTransport user

IDCustomer reference

Delivery requirements# Transport items

Notify PartyReceiverSender

DeviationInformation

TES

Transport ItemID

Operation StatusStatus Time

TEP IDTime Stamp

Condition

TIS

Transport Item

StatusStatus timeTime stampDescription

Location

NTSNetwork

Condition

TrafficInformationIncident

Weather

Location Statistics

Estimated event start timeEstimeted ending time

Information SourceStatus

Reported time

ConditionDescription

Temperature

StatusInformation

TOS

Location

Transport Means IDStatus available ?

Time stamp

Actiual arrivelActual departureEstimated arrival

Estimated departure

Special remarksTime stamp

TEP

Transport Item (s)

Origin andDestination Addresses

ServiceTerms

ServiceTiming

Consignment

Remarks

Contract

Unit Item

IDReady for execution

Transport service providerTransport user

IDCustomer reference

Delivery requirements# Transport items

Notify PartyReceiverSender

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Information elementsfor information exchange with

authorities

class Data Elements

Cargo o/v

+ CrewEffectItem

+ DGInfo

+ DutiableCrewEffects

+ GeneralDescriptionOfCargo

+ GerenralDescriptionOfDG

+ NumberOfPersonsOnBoard

+ Stores

+ StoresItem

Class and Certificates

+ ISMCertificate

+ ISSCertificateStatus

+ SaftetyManagmentCertificate

+ Certificate

+ CertificateCodeType

+ ClassAndCertificates

+ DeclarationOfHealthInfo

+ FlagRegistration

+ GasFreeCertificate

+ RegistrationCertificate

+ ShipClass

Crew Data

+ CrewOverview

+ CrewData

+ CrewMemberData

+ OnBoardDutyCodeType

+ OnBoardDutyCodeType_EPC2

+ OnBoardDutyType

+ ShortCrewMemberData

Dangerous Cargo Data

+ EmergencyDescription

+ DGSafetyDataSheet

+ PackingGroupType

+ PollutionCodeType

+ UNClassType

+ UNNumberType

General Cargo Data

+ ContainsDangerousGoods

+ BulkCargoHandling

+ CargoData

+ CargoItem

+ CargoItemOrigin

+ CargoStatisticsData

+ CargoType

+ GoodsType

+ LocationCodeType

+ NonCargoType

+ OnBoardLocationType

+ SpecialCargoDetails

+ TransportUnitInfo

Passenger Data

+ AssistanceRequests

+ ExtendedPassengerMemberData

+ PassengerData

+ SimplifiedPassengerMemberData

Security

+ CurrentShipSecurityLevel

+ ISPSAble

+ ISSCInformation

+ OtherSecurityInformation

+ SecurityInfoShipToShip

+ SecurityLevelInPort

+ SecurityLevelsInPreviousPorts

+ ShipToShipActivity

Core Data

+ ReportPosition

+ ReportPositionFix

+ ReportTime

+ Amount

+ CargoLocation

+ CertificateStatusType

+ ContainerLocation

+ ContectInfo

+ CoordinateType

+ CountryCode

+ FeederLocation

+ GenderType

+ IdDocumentType

+ Location

+ NameType

+ OtherLocation

+ Party

+ PersonIdDocumentType

+ Port

+ QuantityType

+ QuantityUnitType

+ ROROlocation

+ TankerLocation

+ ebXML Core Components

Clearance Status

+ ClearanceStatus

+ ClearanceStatusType

Port Entry/Departure Notifications (PEN/PDN)

Port Entry/Departure Profiles (PEP/PDP)

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The MultiRIT project:Multimodal

information elementsfor travel information

pkg Conceptual Models (CIM)

CostFramework

+ PricingRules

+ Product

+ ProductOwner

+ ProductRetailer

+ TransportItemCategory

+ UsageRules

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Journey

+ Conditions

+ RoadJourneySegment

+ TransferSegment

+ AlertConditions

+ Changabi lityConditions

+ Journey

+ JourneySegment

+ PriceInfo

+ PTJourneySegment

+ TravelDocument

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Misc

+ Area

+ GeoLocation

+ GeoReference

+ Location

+ Point

+ RoadProperty

+ Contact

+ LocalTime

+ TransportMeans

+ TransportServiceProvider

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Preferences

+ Agreement

+ AmbientPreferences

+ EnvironmentalPreferences

+ Preference

+ TransportItem

+ Accessibil ityPreferences

+ BusinessRelation

+ FoodPreferences

+ OptimisingCriteria

+ PaymentPreferences

+ PlacementPreferences

+ PreferenceProfile

+ ProductPortefolio

+ TransferPreferences

+ TransportDemand

+ TransportModePreferences

+ TransportPreferencesRank

+ TransportUser

+ ServicePreferences

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Serv iceAndDev iation

+ Accessibili ty

+ Deviation

+ Restriction

+ Service

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Terminal

+ StopPoint

+ Terminal

+ TerminalAccessPoint

+ Transfer

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Trav elDataTypes

+ AccessType

+ Address

+ AlertType

+ AmbientCategory

+ BDBReferenceType

+ Changeabil ityType

+ LocationName

+ NVDBreferenceType

+ OptimizeCriteria

+ PlacementType

+ RequiredType

+ RoadPropertyType

+ RoutePreferenceType

+ SegmentType

+ TransferFrom

+ TransferType

+ FoodType

+ PreferenceRestrictionType

+ TransportType

+ IATAlocations

+ AreaCodeType

+ CombinationType

+ CountyCodeType

+ DirectionType

+ LanguageType

+ NodeType

+ QualityType

+ SeverityType

+ TerminalType

+ TransportModeType

+ Publ icTransportType

+ TerminalReference

+ LineReference

+ TripReference

+ DescriptionType

+ AccessibilityTypes

+ DeviationTypes

+ NotUsed

+ RestrictionTypes

+ ServiceTypes

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

TripPattern

+ LegPattern

+ Line

+ StopPattern

+ StopPatternInfo

+ TimeSchedulePattern

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

TripTimeTable

+ Arrival

+ CombinedService

+ Date

+ Departure

+ Leg

+ Remark

+ TerminalStop

+ Timetable

+ StopSequence

+ Trip

(from Conceptual Information Models (CIM))

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

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Summing Up� ARKTRANS

• Has proven its value in Norwegian and EU projects• Provides a simplified and structured specification of the transport

sector by means of� A top-down approach� Formal methods � Generic specifications

• Harmonised specification of the transport sector across � Transport modes� Transport types (freight or person transport)� Local ways of doing things

• A “tool” for � Common understanding� Interoperability between systems� Discussions and specifications when new concepts and solutions are to

be defined

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Reduces Complexity

Harmonised specifications for:�All transport modes�Freight and person transport�All transport services (and related transport operations)

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Thank You

Jan Tore PedersenMarlo a.s, Norway

[email protected]