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FINAL REPORT SheetROMANIA 2008European Studies
E6 eCall Deployment Study
Main Achievements
Description of the situation before the project
implementation:
Full National development of E112 services (in Romania) and
several initiatives in research projects for eCall terminal
development.Traffic Police have information regarding all the
accidents and incidents on the motorways and national roads and
also inside cities. The information is gathered in a Traffic Info
Centre and is presented to the public in news bulletins on local
radio stations and TV stations.
The Centre for Emergency Situations informs and assets
situations like fire, floods, explosions, chemical incidents or
pollution. They inform the public using mass media: radio and TV
stations.
In Romania there is no centralized information regarding the
traffic and roads infrastructure status. Different information
exists at different Infrastructure Administrators or Authorities,
but there is no system gathering all the relevant information from
one area and presenting it to the public.Description of the
solution implemented:OBJECTIVE
A global objective is the establishment of the eCall system on
4th corridor with full interoperability function between ITHACA
Euro-Region and other Euro-Regions, once all the common standards
have been defined.The specific objective of the study is to define
for the Ministry of Comunications and Information of Society the
deployment procedure.The study is divided in four stages:1) Study
on the state of development of eCall systems.
2) Study on the development of national infrastructure for the
implementation of eCall technologies.
3) Development of the architecture of the single number
emergency system. Opportunities and impediments in implementing
eCall technologies.
4) Implementation methodology of eCall services in Romania.
Performance evaluation of eCall systems.
The first stage has been conducted in 2008 including:
A. Elaboration of the study on emergency systems in Europe and
across the world
B. Study on current eCall technologies
A. Elaboration of the study on emergency systems in Europe and
across the world
1) Road safety Road safety in the E.U.
Road safety in Romania
2) Support activities in road safety
Support activities in the E.U. eSafety Support
eSafety Forum
EENA (The European Emergency Number Association)
eSafety Aware!
Support activities in Romania
3) Single number emergency systems
Emergency Management
The single number emergency system in Europe (112)
Regulations regarding 112
Utility of the single emergency number
Awareness of the single number emergency system
Differences in E.U. member states
The single number emergency system in Romania
Emergency situations
Evolution of the single number emergency system E112
improvements
B. Study on current eCall technologies
1) eCall requirements
High level functional requirements
Functional requirements for the in-vehicle system
MSD requirements
2) eCall responsibilities Vehicle responsibilities In-vehicle
system responsibilities IVS2MNO
Mobile Network Operator (MNO)
MNO2PSAP
PSAP
Performance criteria
3) The state of IVS research in Romania
System overview
Requirements for mounting the system in the vehicle
Development of the database software
Test results on the experimental model e-RS
Next steps:
Continuation with the next phases of eCall deployment
studyFurther studies regarding the development of the national
infrastructure for the implementation of the eCall technology
Future studies for deployment eCall in Romania: The in-vehicle
system infrastructure and the communications infrastructure
required by the eCall system
Key Events EFFETTIVI
DescriptionDate (mm/yyyy)
Preselection anouncement 07/2008
Preselection documaentation submission 08/2008
Preselection list announcement09/2008
Offers submission 09/2008
Winner announcement09/2008
Contract signature no. 50/06.11.200811/2008
Technical report Phase 1 12/2008
Costs Spent (K)
Study
KEURStudy
PlannedTOTALStudySpent TOTAL%
InternalExternalInternalExternal
2008606034,675
34,675
57,79
Central European Bank - Monthly accounting rate of the euro for
December 2008 EUR/RON: 3,9227
Deliverables
Title of deliverableLanguage
DeliverableSummary
Technical report Phase 1 Romanian
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