Abstract
The four transport modes, road, sea, air and railway, have identical needs and challenges with respect to freight and passenger transport related to the use of information and communication technology (ICT). They also see much of the same shortcomings related to the transport preparation and planning, transport services, information services, handling of dangerous goods, etc. ARKTRANS, the Norwegian system framework architecture for multimodal freigth and passenger transport, provides a harmonized view upon the transport domain that will contribute to new and improved solutions. The first versions of ARKTRANS were established in a research project. The current version is established in a follow-up project managed by ITS Norway. Norwegian transport authorities and stakeholders representing all transport modes (road, sea, air and railway) have contributed to the work. ARKTRANS specifies:A reference model describing the sub-domains of the transport domainRoles of the stakeholders in the transport domainA functional view that specifies and structures the functionality needed within the sub-domainsA behavior view describing scenarios and interactions between the sub-domains An information view describing conceptual information models for freight transport and multimodal route information Technical aspects.
Oppdragsgiver ITS Norway
Oppdragsgiver ITS Norway
