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FG Distraction

Focus Group on Driver Distraction (FG Distraction)

(In operation since 2011-02)

ITU-T Focus Group on Driver Distraction (FG Distraction) was established by ITU-T TSAG at its meeting in Geneva, 8-11 February 2011.

The revised Terms of Reference (ToR) of the Focus Group, which have been approved by ITU-T management, are available here.

The objective of this focus group is to help optimize driving performance and reduce collisions by producing reports, providing input on ITU-T Recommendations, and corresponding with other Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) and Government/Industry forums.

Tasks considered within the scope of this focus group include:

 

  • Reports
    • Generating a report on factors to consider when developing requirements for ICT related applications or systems used by people in an automotive environment
    • Generating a report on driver and passenger tasks in the vehicle
    • Generating a report on optimal information flow and multi-modal message formats between the driver and automotive cockpit for different use cases
    • Generating a report on new ICT related techniques and technologies that can be used to reduce collisions associated with driver distraction
  • Requirements input
    • Developing design guidance for integrated applications and a remote interface for non-integrated applications running on a connected mobile phone or other remote device
    • Proposing methods for assessment of driver workload including its visual, auditory, cognitive, and psychomotor aspects
    • Proposing availability, reliability, and transmission performance requirements for automotive services—except for aspects of speech services covered by FG CarCOM
    • Proposing mechanisms that can be used to manage information flow and message formats between the driver and automotive cockpit
    • Proposing mechanisms for co-ordination of components, subsystems, and applications to minimize cognitive demands
    • Proposing visual-manual guidelines
  • Corresponding
    • Co-ordinating efforts across SDOs, government/industry forums, companies, academic institutions, and subject matter experts

 

ITU-T SG12 is the parent group of this Focus Group.

FG Management

ITU/TSB contact: tsbfgdistraction@itu.int

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TIES Account Required TIES or Guest account required

Meeting document submission process
  1. Download template and create meeting document
  2. Contact TSB at tsbfgdistraction@itu.int to receive a number (nnnn) for each meeting document
  3. Rename meeting document file name as follows: fg-distraction-i-nnnn (with the appropriate file extension)
  4. Using an FTP client, upload the document to the document drop folder in the FG Distraction FTP area, namely:
    Host name: ifa.itu.int
    Path: /t/fg/distraction/docs/incoming
    TIES Account Required A TIES or Guest account is required to access the FG Distraction FTP area
  5. Notify TSB at tsbfgdistraction@itu.int that meeting document has been uploaded
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  • The revised Terms of Reference (ToR) for FG Distraction, which can be found here, were approved at the January 2012 TSAG meeting. They include a 6-month extension of the lifetime of the focus group and revised work plan
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