posted on 2010-04-13, 15:27authored byFESTA Consortium
The objective of an FOT is to evaluate in-vehicle functions based on Information Communication
Technology (ICT) in order to address specific research questions. These research questions can
be related to safety, environment, mobility, traffic efficiency, usage, and acceptance. By addressing
the research questions, FOTs promise to furnish the major stakeholders (customers, public
authorities, OEMs, suppliers, and the scientific community) with valuable information able to
improve their policy-making and market strategies. Individuating the most relevant functions and
connected hypothesis to successfully address the above-mentioned research questions is one of
the major challenges in an FOT. In this deliverable, the process of individuating the vehicle
functions to be tested in an FOT and the relevant connected hypotheses will be elucidated.
Specifically, the reader will be guided in the process of 1) selecting the vehicle functions to be
tested, 2) defining the connected use cases to test these vehicle functions, 3) identifying the
research questions related to these use cases, 4) formulating the hypothesis associated to these
research questions, and 5) linking these hypothesis to the correspondent performance indicators.
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FESTA CONSORTIUM, 2008. FESTA. D4 Common vision regarding cooperative systems FOTs. 21 May 2008.