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Agreements of an Automated Driving System

Authors:

Martin Skoglund, Fredrik Warg , Behrooz Sangchoolie

Publication Type:

Other

Venue:

37th International Conference on Computer Safety, Reliability, & Security

Abstract

When introducing automated driving systems (ADS), it is imperative that there exist mutual agreements between the ADS and stakeholders – such as the ADS equipped vehicle user, other road users, and society at large – on how the ADS should behave. Lacking such agreements, the ADS may antagonize stakeholders and, even worse, pose severe safety risks. The ADS needs a complete and unambiguous set of machine-interpretable properties describing these interactions, while the human stakeholders need to understand and accept how the ADS is designed to behave. We propose to make these considerations explicit in the form of agreements. The completeness problem is tackled by cataloguing and categorizing all agreements that need to be considered during the lifetime of an ADS in a systematic way.

Bibtex

@misc{Skoglund5964,
author = {Martin Skoglund and Fredrik Warg and Behrooz Sangchoolie},
title = {Agreements of an Automated Driving System},
url = {http://www.es.mdu.se/publications/5964-}
}