Go to CAV-TEC V2.0 Data Types

Definition
Functional Requirements
Syntax
Semantics
Conformance
Performance

1 Definition

Data sent by a specific Environment Sensing Technology Scene Description AIM to the AMS’s Traffic Obstacle Avoidance AIM because it is considered to hold information to be processed urgently, hence before the full Basic Scene Descriptors Data is computed.

2 Functional Requirements

An Alert includes specific objects that are deemed to require consideration. For example, a Scene Description AIM may immediately send a suddenly unobscured traffic sign to the Traffic Obstacle Avoidance AIM for consideration.

The EST Scene Description AIM may attach an Annotation to the Object that includes the semantics of the traffic sign Object. It may also add other numerical or textual information extracted from the Object. An example of Annotation is an element of the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals for which CAV-TEC V2.0 provides the sign semantics.

3 Syntax

https://schemas.mpai.community/CAV2/V2.0/data/Alert.json

4 Semantics

Table 1 specifies the semantics of the Alert Data Type.

Table 1 – Semantics of the Alert Data Type

Label Type Req. Description
Header string (CAV-ALT-V2.0) Yes Alert Header – Standard CAV-ALT-Vx.y
MInstanceID string Identifier of the M-Instance (Virtual Space) associated with this Alert.
UEnvironmentID string Identifier of the U-Environment (Real Space) associated with this Alert.
AlertID string Yes Unique identifier of this Alert.
AlertTime Simple Time Time this Alert was produced.
AlertData object [] Yes Set of Objects deemed to require urgent consideration by the Traffic Obstacle Avoidance AIM.
DataXMData Data Exchange Metadata MPAI-PTF Data Exchange Metadata providing provenance, authorisation, legal, security, and confidence information associated with this Alert in a trusted data exchange context.
DescrMetadata string Human-readable descriptive metadata of the Alert (plain text, max 2048 characters).

5 Conformance Testing

Data conform to the Alert Data Type when they validate against its schema. If the schema references other schemas, data referencing a secondary schema shall also validate against that schema, if present, and conform with the Qualifier, if present.

6 Performance Assessment