Developing a common evaluation methodology for CCAM
conference paper
The European research and innovation action FAME is developing a common evaluation methodology
(CEM) that provides guidance on how to set up and carry out an evaluation or assessment of direct and
indirect impacts of cooperative and connected automated mobility (CCAM) solutions. The CEM will be
part of European framework for testing [of CCAM] on public roads. The objectives set for CEM include
ensuring that subsequent evaluation results are easy to compare, allowing all projects to benefit from
the best methodological practices found. This should maximise the benefits of the evaluation work
carried out in this domain. Once the first version of CEM is complete it will be validated and piloted,
i.e., applied in actual projects that need to prepare for an evaluation or impact assessment. For good
uptake, consensus and CEM community building will be needed, as well as a strategy for the application
of CEM in future projects.
(CEM) that provides guidance on how to set up and carry out an evaluation or assessment of direct and
indirect impacts of cooperative and connected automated mobility (CCAM) solutions. The CEM will be
part of European framework for testing [of CCAM] on public roads. The objectives set for CEM include
ensuring that subsequent evaluation results are easy to compare, allowing all projects to benefit from
the best methodological practices found. This should maximise the benefits of the evaluation work
carried out in this domain. Once the first version of CEM is complete it will be validated and piloted,
i.e., applied in actual projects that need to prepare for an evaluation or impact assessment. For good
uptake, consensus and CEM community building will be needed, as well as a strategy for the application
of CEM in future projects.
TNO Identifier
992562
Source title
15th ITS European Congress, Lisbon, Portugal, 22-24 May-2023
Pages
1-7
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