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Workshop on a common methodology for road automation FOTs and pilots, 3-4 February 2016, Leeds

3-4 February 2016

Leeds, United Kingdom

In this seminar we went step-by-step though the FESTA methodology and focused on those issues that need to be addressed in automation FOTs and pilots (e.g. societal scenarios, study design, data sharing, etc.) The objectives was to explain the current methodology, to extend the FESTA activities to automation pilots and to work together to take the first steps towards a common methodology.

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Presentations

Overview of this workshop	Haibo Chen (University of Leeds)
Knowledge exchange activities related to FOTs	Haibo Chen (University of Leeds)
Automation FOTs and pilots in Europe	Davide Brizzola (ERTICO – ITS Europe)
USDOT Programs for Collecting Connected & Autonomous Vehicle Data	Cory Krause (Noblis / U.S. Department of Transportation)
Current status of the FESTA methodology	Yvonne Barnard (University of Leeds)
Societal scenarios and research questions	Oliver Carsten (University of Leeds)
Case Study: PEGASUS	Jan Dobberstein (Daimler)
FESTA Study design	Yvonne Barnard (University of Leeds)
Small group work Study design in the Nordic Way project	Introduction from Lone-Eirin Lervåg (SINTEF)
US Research Data Exchange	Cory Krause (Noblis / U.S. Department of Transportation)
Data collection and analysis	Adrian Zlocki (IKA) Sami Koskinen (VTT)
Impact and socio-economic cost-benefit analysis	Satu Innamaa (VTT)
AV Benefits framework	Introduction from Scott Smith (Volpe National Transportation Systems Center / U.S. Department of Transportation)
Data sharing	Helena Gellerman (SAFER)
Recommendations for Data Collection	Barbara Metz, Andreas Landau (WIVW)
Wrap-up	Yvonne Barnard (University of Leeds)

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