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BS ISO 15623:2013

BS ISO 15623:2013

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Intelligent transport systems. Forward vehicle collision warningsystems. Performance requirements and test procedures

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BSI 2013 42
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This International Standard specifies performance requirements and test procedures for systems capable of warning the driver of a potential rear-end collision with other vehicles ahead of the subject vehicle while it is operating at ordinary speed. The FVCWS operate in specified subject vehicle speed range, road curvature range and target vehicle types. This International Standard covers operations on roads with curve radii over 125 m, and motor vehicle including cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles. Responsibility for the safe operation of the vehicle remains with the driver.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
6 Foreword
7 Figure fig_1
Introduction
9 Section sec_1
Section sec_2
Section sec_3
Section sec_3.1
Section sec_3.2
Section sec_3.3
Section sec_3.4
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
10 Section sec_3.5
Section sec_3.6
Section sec_3.7
Section sec_3.8
Section sec_3.9
Section sec_3.10
Section sec_3.11
Section sec_3.12
Section sec_3.13
Section sec_3.14
11 Section sec_3.15
Section sec_3.16
Section sec_3.17
Section sec_3.18
Section sec_3.19
Section sec_3.20
Section sec_3.21
Section sec_3.22
12 Section sec_3.23
Section sec_3.24
Section sec_4
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms
13 Section sec_5
Section sec_5.1
Section sec_5.2
Section sec_5.3
Figure fig_2
5 Specifications and requirements
5.1 System functionality
5.2 Necessary functions
5.3 Operating model
14 Table tab_b
Section sec_5.3.1
Section sec_5.3.1.1
Section sec_5.3.1.2
Section sec_5.3.1.3
Section sec_5.3.2
Section sec_5.4
Section sec_5.4.1
5.4 Warning functionality
15 Section sec_5.4.2
Section sec_5.4.3
Section sec_5.5
Section sec_5.5.1
Section sec_5.5.2
Section sec_5.5.2.1
Section sec_5.5.2.2
Section sec_5.5.2.3
Section sec_5.5.2.4
Section sec_5.5.2.5
5.5 Warning elements requirements
16 Section sec_5.5.2.6
Section sec_5.5.2.7
Section sec_5.5.3
Section sec_5.5.3.1
Section sec_5.5.3.2
Section sec_5.5.3.3
Section sec_5.5.3.4
Section sec_5.5.3.5
Section sec_5.5.4
Section sec_5.5.4.1
Section sec_5.5.4.2
Section sec_5.5.4.3
Section sec_5.5.4.4
Section sec_5.5.4.5
Section sec_5.5.5
Section sec_5.5.5.1
Section sec_5.5.5.2
17 Section sec_5.5.5.3
Section sec_5.5.5.4
Section sec_5.5.5.5
Section sec_5.5.5.6
Section sec_5.5.5.7
Section sec_5.5.5.8
Section sec_5.5.6
Section sec_5.5.7
Section sec_5.6
Table tab_1
5.6 System Classification
18 Section sec_5.7
Section sec_5.7.1
Section sec_5.7.1.1
Figure fig_3
Section sec_5.7.1.1.1
Table tab_2
5.7 Obstacle vehicle detection area and performance
19 Section sec_5.7.1.1.2
Table tab_3
Section sec_5.7.1.2
Section sec_5.7.2
Section sec_5.7.3
Section sec_5.7.3.1
Section sec_5.7.3.2
Section sec_5.7.3.3
Section sec_5.8
5.8 FVCWS performance on curves
20 Section sec_5.9
Section sec_5.9.1
Section sec_5.9.2
Section sec_5.10
Section sec_5.10.1
Table tab_4
Section sec_5.10.2
Section sec_5.10.3
Section sec_5.10.3.1
Section sec_5.10.3.2
5.9 User safety requirements
5.10 Human interface requirements
21 Section sec_5.11
Section sec_6
Section sec_6.1
Section sec_6.1.1
Section sec_6.1.2
Section sec_6.1.3
Section sec_6.2
Section sec_6.3
5.11 Awareness of system limitations
6 Evaluation test method for measuring detection performance
6.1 Test target specification
6.2 Environmental conditions
6.3 Test method for detection zone
22 Figure fig_4
Section sec_6.4
Section sec_6.4.1
Table tab_d
Figure fig_5
Section sec_6.4.2
6.4 Test method for warning distance range and accuracy
23 Table tab_e
Figure fig_6
Section sec_6.5
Section sec_6.5.1
Table tab_f
Figure fig_7
6.5 Test method for target discrimination ability
24 Section sec_6.5.2
Section sec_6.5.2.1
Table tab_g
Figure fig_8
Section sec_6.5.2.2
25 Table tab_i
Figure fig_9
Section sec_6.5.3
Table tab_j
Figure fig_10
26 Annex sec_A
Annex sec_A.1
Figure fig_A.1
Annex sec_A.2
Annex sec_A.2.1
Annex A
(informative)

Basic consideration of collision warning

27 Annex sec_A.2.2
Annex sec_A.2.3
Annex sec_A.3
Annex sec_A.3.1
Table tab_l
Figure fig_A.2
Annex sec_A.3.2
28 Table tab_m
Figure fig_A.3
Annex sec_A.4
Annex sec_A.4.1
Table tab_n
Figure fig_A.4
29 Annex sec_A.4.2
Table tab_o
Figure fig_A.5
Annex sec_A.4.3
Table tab_p
Figure fig_A.6
30 Annex sec_A.5
31 Annex sec_B
Table tab_q
Figure fig_B.1
Annex B
(informative)

Obstacle detection along curves

32 Table tab_r
33 Annex sec_C
Annex sec_C.1
Figure fig_C.1
Annex sec_C.2
Annex C
(informative)

Laser radar — Coefficient of test target

34 Annex sec_C.3
Annex sec_C.4
35 Table tab_v
Figure fig_C.2
Table tab_w
Figure fig_C.3
36 Table tab_x
Figure fig_C.4
37 Annex sec_D
Figure fig_D.1
Annex D
(informative)

Radio wave radar test target geometry

38 Reference ref_1
Reference ref_2
Reference ref_3
Reference ref_4
Reference ref_5
Reference ref_6
Reference ref_7
Reference ref_8
Reference ref_9
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