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CHINA’S BELT & ROAD INITIATIVE - ICT: Automated Driving in Luxembourg with 5G networks and satellite communications

16 October 2017 Chamber of Commerce

WELCOME ADDRESS: Jeannot Erpelding, Chamber of Commerce of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg


HPC PROGRAM IN EUROPE AND LINKING WITH LUXEMBOURG INNOVATION STRATEGY: Jean-Marie Spaus, Luxembourg Ministry

of the Economy


HPCprograminEurope

andlinkingwith

Luxembourg’sInnovationStrategy

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China’s Belt &Road Initiative- ICT

Luxembourg’sInnovationStrategy

• PreparingLuxembourgforthe“digitaleconomy”

ØStudy:The3rdIndustrialRevolution

ØSupportadoptionofHPCandBigDatatechnologiesinLuxembourg

• ImplementingastateoftheartHPC-BigDataenvironmentforEuropeandLuxembourg

ØEuropeaninitiatives:EuroHPCandtheIPCEIinitiative

ØNationalinitiative:PlantocreateanationalHPC-BigDataCompetenceCenter

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• HPC- BigDatainfrastructuresandapplicationsarecontributingsignificantlyandincreasinglytoscientificprogress,industrialcompetitiveness,nationalandregionalsecurityandthequalityofhumanlife.

Ø TheLuxembourggovernmentpresented“The3rd INDUSTRIALREVOLUTION”studyinNovember2016.

Ø Theaimoftheinitiativeistopreparethetransitiontoa“digitaleconomy”;tostrengthenandconsolidateinthelongtermthecountry'spositioninaglobalizedeconomy.

HPC&BigDataareimportantenablingpartsofthe“The3rdINDUSTRIALREVOLUTION”initiative.

Ø HelpingtheLux.economytostaycompetitiveinaverythoughbusinessenvironment.Ø Transferofscientificandengineeringsolutionstoprivatecompanies.Ø Developmentofnewbusinessopportunitiesandbusinessmodels.Ø DevelopmentofHPC-BigDataskills.

PreparingLuxembourgforthe“digitaleconomy”

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Developingastate-of-the-artHPC-BDenvironmentforEuropeandLuxembourg

Howarewegoingtoachievethis?

• LuxembourgtogetherwithFrance,ItalyandSpainlaunchedan“ImportantProjectofCommonEuropeanInterest”(IPCEI)onHPCandBigDataEnabledApplications.

• LuxembourgintendstodevelopintheframeworkoftheIPCEIanumberofHPC-BigDataapplications.

• LuxembourgisaleadingplayerintheEuropeanHPCinitiative

• Importantsocio-economicsubjectswillbeaddressedinthiscontext

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• HighperformancecomputingresourceswillcompleteLuxembourg’sfirstclassITlandscapewithnewserviceorientedcomponents.

Anadditionalvalueproposition forcompaniesandinvestors

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EnhancingLuxembourg’sICTvaluechain

OpticalFiberNetworks

DataCenters

HPCandBDAenabledservices

Secure&redundantworldwideconnectivityvianational&internationalbroadbandnetworks.

HighQualityDataCenters,EquipmentHousing,HostingandMaintenance,ofcustomerowned/leasedequipment.

Stateoftheartandeasytoaccesshighperformancecomputingresources.PreinstalledmassiveandrapidonlinedatastorageforDataanalyticsandBigDataApplications(payasyouusemodel).

LuxembourgplanstocreateanationalHPC-BigDataCompetenceCenter• HPC-BDtechnologiesarerequiredforanincreasinglywiderangeofdisciplines

withinacademiaandindustrytoremaincompetitiveandboostinnovation.

• Theuseoflargecomputationalresourcesformodellingandsimulationhasbecomeanincreasinglyimportantpracticalandstrategictooltoreachsolutionsfast,orevenbreaknewgrounds.

• ThisconstitutesHPCasavirtuallaboratoryofgreatimportancetomanycompaniesandshouldthus beeasilyaccessibleandusable.

ThenationalHPC-BDCompetenceCentershouldprovidearangeofservicestoitscustomers:

Ø accesstostate-of-theartHPC-BDinfrastructures(hardwareinvestment),Ø advancedanddeeptechnicalexpertiseforhelpingcompaniestoleverage

HPCeffectively,Ø co-developmentofcustomer-specificalgorithms&softwareapplications,Ø industrytrainingprograms.

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• TherootsofrelationshipreachbacktoatimebeforeLuxembourgwasafinancialcentreandwhenthecoalandsteelindustrywasstillbooming.

• Diplomaticrelationsbetweenthetwocountrieswereofficiallyestablishedin1972

• Today,45yearslater,theGrand-DuchyhostssevenChinesefinancialinstitutions.

• LuxembourgalsoservesasachannelforEuropeaninvestmentsintoChinaandAsia.

• LuxembourgandChinakeepknottingclose ties.

Economic&TradeMissionstoChina:• 2012, 2013,2016,2017,

China&Luxembourg;anhistoricalrelationship

TheBeltandRoadInitiative(BRI)

BRIseekstobringtogethertheSilkRoadEconomicBeltandtheMaritimeSilkRoadthroughavastnetworkofrailways,roads,pipelines,portsandtelecom-infrastructures.

• IntroducedbyChina’sPresidentXiJinpingin2013,theBeltandRoadInitiative(BRI)isaglobaldevelopmentconceptthatwantstoachieveeconomicandsocialintegrationfromAsiatoEurope.

• Theinitiativeaimstoboosteconomicdevelopment,investment,andculturalexchangesthroughoutEurasiabyfundingport,rail,roadconstructionandtelecom-networksalongrouteslinkingChinaandEurope.

• Turningthisgrandvisionintorealityrequiresclosecollaborationbetweencountries,betweenpublicandprivatesectors,andbetweenpeoplefromdifferentcultures.

• Telecom-infrastructuresrepresentanessentialpartintheBRIinitiative.EnhancedconnectivitywillprovidepositiveimpactstoothereconomicsectorsbecauseICTtechnologiesareessentialcomponentsinaglobalvaluechain.

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TheBeltandRoadInitiative(BRI)

Thankyou

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LUXEMBOURG ON THE ROAD TO AUTONOMOUS DRIVING: Joost Ortjens, Luxinnovation


Luxembourg

AutomotiveSector

Towardsgreen,connectedandautomatedmobility

ü About 50 companiesü OEM’s (2), component suppliers, connectivity & smart mobility service providersü University of Luxembourg and 2 Luxembourg based public research institutes ü About 1,5 billion € sales turnover ü About than 2.5 billion € additional turnover (equivalent) related to Luxembourg based R&D cost-

centresü About 10.000 employees in totalü About 2.500 multi-lingual and multi-cultural professionals in R&Dü Sector “powered” by German, French and Italian automotive engineering expertsü Export to 5 continentsü Founding member of AUTOREGION (Greater Region - cross border - automotive cluster)

Luxembourg automotive sector

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Luxembourg automotive sectorOur global players


Vehicledynamics

Chassis&body

Coverage of all major key-competences

ADAS– automateddriving

Comfort&Convenience- HMIPowertrain(engines,BEV,HEV)

Connectivity&mobilityservices


Luxembourg Greater-Region

Bruxelles

Liege

Metz

Nancy

Luxembourg

Saarbrucken

Mainz

KaiserslauternTrier

Stuttgart

Frankfurt

Amsterdam

Paris

120km

165km330km

240km

Louvainlaneuve

Namur

Wolfsburg400km

Munich450km

Goteborg3hrs40min

Birmingham1hr20min

Milan1hrs20min

Munich1hr10min

11.5 million European inhabitants, 4 different European countries, all

founding members of the European union, speaking 3 European

languages in average (English, German, French

In the heart of Europe, well connected to all major European automotive development centres

Paris1hr5min


Luxinnovation is founding member of Autoregion e.v, connecting the automotive

eco-systems in Lorraine (F), Rheinland-Pfalz (D), Saarland (D) and Luxembourg

(L). The Greater-Region is hosting 8 OEM’s, more than 15 public research

centres and over 500 suppliers! Together they generate about 150.000 jobs in automotive production, product- and

process-development and (fundamental) research

Greater Region - Autoregion


LISTLuxembourginstituteforscienceandtechnologySnTSecurityandTrustDFKI Deutsches Forschungszentrum für

Kunstliche Intelligenz INM LeibnitzInstitut für NeueMaterialienMPII Max-PlanckInstitut für InformatikMECS

MaterialEngineeringCenter SaarlandIVW Instutut fürVerbundwerkstoffe CISPA CentreforIT-security,Privacyand

AccountabilityZeMa Zentrum für Mechatronik FITT Institut fürTechnologie TransferFraunhofer IZFP Institut für

Zerstörungsfreie Prüfverfahren IRTM2PInstitut deRechercheTechnologique – Matériaux,Métallurgie etProcédésMateralia

Pôle decompétivité deMatérieaux CeaTech Newenergy,Biotech,Digitalisation,MaterialscienceMetaFensch

Métallurgie

Greater Region – R&D region


Automotive sector – growth strategy

#1Electrificationofmobility

#2Connectivity,digitalization,automation

Source:KPMGglobalautomotiveexecutivesurvey2017


Connectivity, digitalization, automation

TheinternetcarFuture vehicles will become “smart devices” facilitatinginternet-based services, creating new business-opportunities and business-models (e.g. ride sharing, carsharing), reducing costs of mobility, increasing on-boardefficiency, improving customer satisfaction and loyalty

Theself-drivingcarCar connectivity will play an important role in the development ofautomated driving, using safety relevant data provided by smartinfrastructures: dynamic HD maps with real time updates on roadconditions, exact position of traffic jams and accidents. If necessary,position, direction and speed of other road users. Safety-relevantdata needs to be reliable and secure, and safety-relevantconnectivity needs to be uninterrupted


Automated driving roadmap

> 2020


E-horizon (cross border) Smart digital infrastructures 3D HD mapping

Digital traffic sign recognition Data fusion, vehicle/infrastructure Real-time map updates

Connectivity & automated driving

Examples of use-cases in connected & automated driving. Many other use-cases are in discussion with industry players and RTO partners, in Luxembourg and the Greater-Region. On behalf of testing and validation of the use-cases, German, French and Luxembourg authorities are developing a cross-border digital testbed!


Cross border digital testbed - objectives

1. Testcompatibility(inter-operability)of

automateddrivingvehicles

2. Developmentandtestingofuse-cases

inconnected&automateddriving

3. Studytheimpactandeffectsonfuture

mobility

4. HighPerformanceComputingandBIG

DATAenabledservices

ExtensiontoLuxembourgagreedandsignedonthe14thofSeptember2017


Cross border digital testbed

Opentestbedonbehalfofthedevelopment,testing

andvalidationofautomateddrivingvehiclesandnextgenerationC-ITS

technologies.Uninterruptedcross-border5GconnectivitysupportedbyvehicularWifi (G5)andsatellitecommunication.Use-cases,andtechnical

constraints(specification)inindiscussionwithICTTelecomandAutomotive

industry-players.


Mobility Innovation Campus

Project Automotive Campus Bissen

Strategy Public – Private partnership in open innovation and shared R&D on behalf of next generation green, connected and automated mobility

Capacity Total surface 14 hectare of which 8 hectare available for new investors, infrastructure capable for hosting4.000 engineers and scientists daily – business incubation surface 1.400m2

Planning Inauguration phase 1 early 2019


Competitive business climate Multilingual, skilled workforce Cross-border networking

Mobility innovation campus

Green, connected and automated mobilityWhy Luxembourg?

HPC - Big Data* Cross border digital testbed

* Big-data enabled applications15 © 2017 Luxinnovation

Joost Ortjens

Head of Sector development - Automotive

LUXINNOVATION GIE 7, rue Alcide de GasperiL-1615 Luxembourg

T (+352) 43 62 63 - 653

M (+352) 621 139 474 [email protected]

Thank you!Questions and answers

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MEGA TRENDS OF GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT: Paul Schockmel, IEE


5G MOBILE NETWORKS SOLUTIONS FOR AUTOMATED DRIVING IN LUXEMBOURG: Karel Sotek, Huawei


SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SOLUTIONS FOR AUTOMATED DRIVING: Alexander Geurtz, SES


SPECTRUM RELATED TRENDS TOWARDS C2C-COMMUNCATIONS AND 5G: Claude Rischette, ILR


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16/10/2017SpectrumtrendstowardsC2CCommunicationand5G 1

§ Introduction§ SpectrumaspectsonITS

• SpectrumharmonizationforITS• Coexistenceof2evolutions• Possiblescenarios

§ EuropeanActivitieson5GandITUstepstowards5G• 5GActionPlan• 5GPioneerFrequencyBands

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§ 5Gwillenablethe“connectedcar”conceptandthedevelopmentoftheIntelligentTransportationSystems(ITS)sector

• 5Gwillprovidehighreliability,highdatarates,lowlatencyandmassiveconnectivityandthustherequirementsforsupportingbillionsofconnectedcarswillbefulfilled

• Current3Gand4Gnetworks,donothavethatcapacitytoenablesuchaconnectedenvironmentandtodeliversafeandefficientservicesforcarcommunications

• 5Gwillensurecontinuousandreliablereceptionfrommovingvehicles• Conceptofvirtualization andnetworkslicingof5Gwillbesignificantforimplementingdifferent

usecaseforautonomousdriving• 5GwillsupportalsoawiderangeofM2M/IoT applicationstoenhanceconnectivitycapabilities

§ 5GwillplaythereforeakeyroleinthedevelopmentoffutureITSsystems

ITSandtheimpactof5GtoC2CCommunication

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SpectrumharmonisationforITSinEurope§ Mainband5.9GHz(5.875-5.905MHz)

• Supplementalband63-64GHzisdesignatedforITSforlongtermevolution1. CEPT (Conférence Européenne desPostes etTélécommunications)

• Grouprepresenting48Europeanregulatoryadministrationswiththemaingoaltoharmonizespectrum fordifferentradiocommunication services

• CEPTDecisionsareNOTbinding,however,ingeneral,highlevelofcomplianceasDecisionsaredevelopedinconsensus

• In2008,CEPTdevelopedanITSharmonizationdecision(ECCDecision(08)01)designating:Ø 30MHz, forsafety-relatedITS(5.875-5.905MHz)Ø 20MHz, extensionforsafety-relatedITS (5.905– 5.925MHz)

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SpectrumharmonisationforITSinEurope2. EuropeanCommission(EC)

• 30MHzareharmonizedforsafety-relatedITS(5.875-5.905MHz)Ø MandatoryimplementationbyMemberStates(DecisionEC/2008/671)

• NewECMandatetoCEPT willbeissuedthisyear:Ø toanalyse feasibleextensionof20MHzforsafety-relatedITS(5.905-5.925MHz)Ø CEPTactasakindoftechnicalbodytodevelopcompatibilitystudiesforEC

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SpectrumharmonisationforITSinEurope§ Principlesofspectrumregulation:

• Technologyneutralityofspectrumuse• Spectrumregulationdoesnotmakethechoiceofatechnology• e.g.allcurrentandfutureharmonizedbandsforpublicmobileserviceareissuedaccordingtothis

principle• Consequence→Marketwilldecide

• Efficientuseofspectrum• Uncompromisedsafetyservicesforallusersincaseofmultipletechnologiesimplementation

(forthisITSspecificcase)

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Globalspectrum harmonisationforITS

§ ITSontheagendaofnextWRC-19(WorldRadiocommunication Conference)in2019Ø Objective:globalharmonizationofITSØ BandalreadyharmonizedinEU,USA,CANandChinaØ Goodcommonbasisreachedalreadyatthisstageasallregionscooperateduring

preparationphase

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Coexistenceof2evolutions§ Forthe5.9GHzband,wearefacingaparallelevolutionforIntelligentTransport

Systems(ITS),basedon2differenttechnologies:I. RLAN(wifi)based:ITS-G5 (IEEE802.11p)

• Developedformorethan10yearsbyautomotiveindustry• Maturetechnology

II. LTEbased:LTE-V2X(vehicle-to-X)• XcorrespondstoVehicle,InfrastructureorPersons• Drivenbymobileindustry(manufacturers/suppliersanddifferentsupportinggroupslike5GAA

automotiveassociation)

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Coexistenceof2evolutions§ Conflictas2technologiesforITSinthefrequencyband(5.875-5.905MHz)

• couldnotco-existinthesamefrequencyband• couldresultinafragmentation ofthe5.9GHzband• RLAN(ITS-G5)community claiming:

Ø Incumbentservice,complianttoETSIstandard(EN302571)Ø Someroadinfrastructurealreadydeployed(e.g.motorwaysinFranceorAustria)

• LTE-V2Xcommunityresponse:Ø NorequirementsforinteroperabilityatthisstageØ Nocompliancetoexistingstandardnecessary(backwardcompatibility)Ø Shortrangetechnologywouldnaturallybeintegratedincellularnetworks

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ITS-G5

LTE-V2X

Safeharbouroption:• 2differenttechnologies• Splittingbandinto2x10MHz

Source:www.5GAA.org

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PossiblescenariosHowever,thismightnotbeanoptimalsolution,atleastnotatalongtermperspective,as:§ 2differenttechnologiesdeployed§ Noefficientuseofspectrum§ Noinvestmentcertaintyforautomotiveindustry§ Longlifecyclesofvehicletobeconsidered§ Compatibilityissuestillnotsolved§ Solutionsshouldbefutureproved,alsointermsoffuturedevelopmentof5G

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Interoperability atthisstagenotguaranteed,butthisisamust inroadsafety

Source:C-roads.eu

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§ Someusecasesrequireperformancessuchaslowlatency,thiscouldtechnicallyonlybemetbyshortrangecommunication

§ Someothersneedcellular,managedservices§ NotallITSservicesaresafetyrelated§ So,ofcombinationofbothdemandsmightbetherightoption…

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ViewfromC-ITS ,anEUco-financedplatform:• LinkingallEuropeanC-ITSdeployments• Planningintensivecrosstesting

Source:C-roads.eu

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Possiblescenarios§ Thisviewmightleadtoapossiblesolutionbutstilltheremainingissueofinteroperability§ Proponentsofthe2technologiesmustfindacommonbasis topavethewaytoguaranteeradsafety

forEuropeancitizens§ HybridcooperationmodelwithcellularV2XANDITS-G5mightbethecompromisesolution:§ CellularV2Xwouldbeoperated:

• inlicensed5Gbands

§ ITS-G5 wouldbeoperated:• inunlicensed5.9GHzband(asinitialforeseen)

§ EUView:LongerTermevolutionof5Gisexpectedtobringfurtherimprovementsincellularcommunication

• ThisshouldnotcompromisealreadydeployedITSservices

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§ Introduction§ SpectrumaspectsofITStechnologies

• Co-existenceofthe2evolutions• Possiblescenarios


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European Commission(EC)– 5GActionPlan§ InthecontextoftheDigitalSingleMarketstrategy,ECunderlinestheimportanceof

5GtostrengthenEuropeinordertocompeteintheglobalmarket

§ The5G ActionPlanhasbeenadoptedinSeptember2016,maintargets:• Early5Glaunchinselectedareasin2018• Commerciallaunchof5GinatleastonemajorcityofeveryMSuntil2020• 5Geverywhereuntil2025• MS areencouragedtodevelopnational5Gdeploymentroadmaps(byend2017)

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European Commission(EC)– 5GActionPlan

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EuropeanCommission(EC)– PioneerBands§ EChasidentified3mainbands,called‘Pioneerbands’forearlyintroductionof5G:

§ 700MHz(694– 790MHz)• 2x30MHzharmonisedatEClevelfor5G,mainlyfornationalandindoorcoverage• Bandshouldbeavailableby2020• AtafirststepLTEtechnologywillbeusedandlaterin5G

§ 3400-3800MHz• 400MHz harmonisedatEClevel,mainlyforurbanareas• Throughputsinfirstpre-5Gtrialsupto2Gb/s• Probablyfirstbanddeployedin5GinEurope,inotherregions,onlypartsofthisbandisharmonisedfor5G

§ 26GHz(24.25-27.5GHz)• Intotalmorethan3GHzintheoryavailable,manyincumbentusee.g.P2P/satelliteserviceslinks• Veryhighthroughputspossibleforverylimitedranges• Availabilitylikely>2020

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ITU– Stepsforwardfor5G§ WRC-19(WorldRadiocommunication Conference)inNovember2019,organisedevery4years

byITU§ Followingcandidatebandsfor5Garecurrentlystudiedwithregardtocompatibilitytoother

existingradioservicesinthesebands§ GoalisduringnegotiationsatWRC-19worldwideharmonisation forseveralofthesebands:

• 24.25-27.5GHz• 31.8-33.4GHz• 37-40.5GHz• 40.5-42.5GHz• 42.5-43.5GHz• 45.5-50.2GHz• 50.4-52.6GHz• 66-76GHz• 81-86GHz

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Manythanksforyourattention!

CLOSING REMARKS: Dirk Dewitte, CHINALUX


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