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We plan to complete the facilities layer protocol and facilities   We also expect to complete the alignment of the Harmonised
         layer algorithms for Decentralised Congestion Control in the   Standards for ITS and transport and traffic telematics
         ITS station management entity and the facilities layer, as   operating in the 5,8 GHz and 60 GHz frequency bands with
         well as a two-part TS on the facilities layer function. We will   the Radio Equipment Directive (RED).
         finalise the Multimedia Content Dissemination basic service
         specification, enabling the vehicle-to-everything (V2X)   Wireless Power Transmission
         exchange of multimedia information comprising video, audio,   We expect to publish a new SRdoc and a Harmonised
         images and data. We will also continue to address ITS-G5   Standard on wireless power transmission.
         channel models, and mitigation of interference in the 5 GHz
         range.
                                                              Aviation
         We are looking into the possible use of the C-ITS architecture   Our main aeronautical work in 2017 will relate to the
         and V2X communication technology to enable new types of   RED and the need to address the standardisation of
         transport pollution control and management applications.   communications, navigation and surveillance equipment,
         We plan to publish a TR on the subject by the end of 2017.  such as radar, aspects of which were not covered under the
                                                              Radio & Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE)
         We will continue to work to improve the radio characteristics   Directive. This work will include updates to existing standards
         of the Transport and Traffic Telematics Dedicated Short Range   for meteorological aids, for Ground Based Augmentation
         Communication link.                                  System VHF ground-air data broadcast, and for ground-based
                                                              VHF/UHF radio transmitters, receivers and transceivers for
         Testing is crucial to the commercial deployment of C-ITS. In   the aeronautical mobile service.
         response to EC Mandate M/453 on C-ITS, we will continue
         to develop conformance tests and to update our existing   In addition, we will continue to work on five Harmonised
         specifications. We are developing four new TSs, three for   Standards required under the scope of the RED, addressing,
         testing the interoperability of V2X use cases, together with a   respectively, primary surveillance radar (PSR) in three
         specification on the architecture of the validation framework   operational bands, secondary surveillance radar and multi-
         for ITS interoperability tests.                      static PSR. Other work includes the development of four
                                                              Harmonised Standards for meteorological radar in three
         We will begin work to adopt MirrorLink® specifications for   operational bands, and air traffic control surveillance.
         car-smartphone connectivity as ETSI standards under the
         Publicly Available Specifications (PAS) procedure.   We expect to publish the final part of our five-part
                                                              Harmonised Standard for Ultra Wideband (UWB), addressing
         Our Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum   UWB on board aircraft.
         Matters committee (TC ERM) is addressing the spectrum
         needs of ITS and will develop a new System Reference   By September we plan to have completed a new TR on the
         document (SRdoc) on smart tachograph weight and      use of professional unmanned aerial systems in Europe for
         dimension applications in the 5 GHz band.            civil use such as by film crews, for aerial surveys and by the
                                                              police.






































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