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MAKING DATA AVAILABLE
FOT-Net Data International Workshop
Detroit, 7 September 2014
Helena Gellerman, SAFER
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CONTENT
• Collected datasets
• Benefits of sharing the data
• UDRIVE example of sharing data
• UDRIVE Data Protection Concept
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Safety
Pilot
FOT-Net Data 1st Workshop
COLLECTED DATASETS
• Huge datasets have been collected
• Global level – US, EU, Japan, Australia, Korea, China – both data collection and data sharing discussions
• FOT, NDS, Event recorders, Probe data
• ITS Congress 2013 in Tokyo – Big Data and Open Data; the same issues
• How to share the data?
FOTsis
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FOTs
Event
Drive
Recorder
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SimTD
Smart
Way
SHRP2
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POT
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BENEFITS OF SHARING DATA
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UDRIVE – EUROPEAN NDS
Helsinki
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• 19 parters from 11 countries
• Oct 2012 => Sept 2016 (4 years)
• 7 test sites
• Analysis across sites
• Data available for post-project research
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UDRIVE DATA
• ~500 000 hours (120 cars, 50 trucks, 40 PTW)
• 21 months data collection
• Data – 8 video views (cars+trucks, 5 för PTW)
– CAN (speed, steering angle, etc.)
– GPS
– Accelerometers and angular rate
sensors (3-axis)
– Map data
• Post-processed data related to:
– risk calculations (Safety Critical Events), normal driving, inattention/distraction ,
vulnerable road users (bicyclist, PTW and pedestrian), eco driving Helsinki
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WHAT WILL HAPPEN WITH THE DATA FROM UDRIVE?
REMOTE ACCESS TO DATA TESTED IN PROJECT
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CDC
• 7 test sites
• Central Data Center (CDC) located at SAFER
• Analysis performed remotely on the common dataset
• Set-up of infrastructure for remote access including data protection
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WHAT WILL HAPPEN WITH THE DATA FROM YOUR PROJECT?
POST-PROJECT ACCESS TO UDRIVE DATA
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CDC
• Central Data Center (CDC) located at SAFER hosts all data
• Partner can download data and become Partner Data Center (PDC). Their decision if data open for Third Parties
• Third party can remotely access all data from CDC, except Personal Identity Data (PID)
• PID is accessed at the premises of either the CDC or the PDC
• Third parties must apply to analyse data and also adhere to the Data Protection Concept
• All data remains in original storage. Data for publications can be extracted based on consent from drivers
• Post-project data only available if funding is solved.
Third Party
Access to data, not PID
Third Party
PDC
PDC
CDC
PDC PDC
Remote
At CDC
At PDC
PDC PDC
Access to PID data
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• Definitions, rec. and procedures,
e.g.
– Personal data, encryption,
certification procedure, remote
access, data extraction, data
download, education
• Requirements for
– Data Acquisition System
– Operating sites
– Data center
– Analysis sites
• Requirements for post-project
usage
UDRIVE
SAFER: DATA PROTECTION CONCEPT
CDC
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WHAT ARE OBSTACLES AND ENABLERS
FOR SHARING UDRIVE DATA?
Enablers
• Re-use of the data agreed in project documents
• Remote access method tested in project
• Application procedure including Data Protection Concept
• Website – discussion; FOTNet Data “Data Catalogue”
which is under development
Obstacles
• Funding for post-process data storage and access not
yet solved
• Data protection of PID, but necessary
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FOTNET WG DATA SHARING REPORT:
DATA SHARING PLATFORM – 7 TOPICS
1. Data sharing in project documents
2. Valid data – Data and meta-data descriptions
3. Data protection
4. Education on data protection related to personal data
and IPR
5. Support and research functions
6. Financial funding for post-project funding
7. Application procedures
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1. DATA SHARING IN PROJECT DOCUMENTS
1. Grant agreement
2. Consortium agreement
3. Participant agreement
4. External data provider
agreement
Storage and download of
data
Where will the data be stored, centrally or distributed?
What are the requirements on data protection and how are
they assured?
Shall all data/part of the data be downloadable for all
partners and if so, under which conditions?
Shall all data/part of the data be downloadable for third
parties and if so, under which conditions?
Is there a time limit to request data for download?
Consortium agreement
I also consent to have video
recordings or pictures being
published or shown in public
events (e.g. research reports
or conferences)
Yes No
Participant agreement
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FOT-NET DATA
• FOT-Net Data is a 3-year support
action project with main objectives
to:
13
January 2014 – December 2016
Budget € 1.8 m, EU funding € 1.4 m
Consortium: VTT, ERTICO, SAFER, IKA, CTAG, UNIVLEEDS, CEESAR, DAIMLER and 19 associated partners
– Support efficient sharing and re-use of FOT datasets
– Develop and promote a framework for sharing data
– Build a detailed catalogue of available data and tools
– Operate an international networking platform for FOT activities
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QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION IN
SMALL GROUPS
• What are the solutions to the main privacy and data protection
issues?
– People want easy access to face video, but how can that be provided, while still
protecting the drivers privacy?
– How can we anonymize the home address in the continuous GPS signal?
– Secure remote desktop access to data is convenient. Should you, and if so how
could you, validate the secure environment at a third party analysis site?
•
• What are good practices in storage of data and in project
agreements, so that data can be shared?
– How can we make projects consider to share data after the project?
– Is there specific content, that if included in grant agreements, project agreement
etc, would really facilitate data sharing after the project?
– Who should store the data and why, to provide best access to data?
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