Workshops

To facilitate input from stakeholders, ISO/TC 204/WG 19 hosted a series of public workshops; the slides and chat logs from these workshops are provided below.

Summary Points  

Date	Start Time / Presentation		Topic	Details
28 Sept	Presentation		METR operations focused on performance needs and constraints, operational modes, and the general process for distribution	Discussion
5 Oct	Presentation		METR operational structure focused on the roles and relationships among stakeholders operating METR	Discussion
12 Oct	Presentation		Electronic regulation lifecycle focused on the needs for electronic regulation creation, activation, and withdrawal	Discussion
19 Oct	Presentation		Electronic regulation conflicts focused on resolution of potential conflicts between physical and electronic regulations or jurisdictional regulations	Discussion
26 Oct	Presentation		Vehicle operations focused on driver assistance and driver automation technologies, and relating electronic information to the physical world	Discussion
2 Nov	Presentation		Vehicle information needs focused on the information needs and expectations of driver assistance and driver automation technologies	Discussion
9 Nov	Presentation		Campus governance focused on authorization, requirements, and responsibilities for universities, shopping centres, hospitals, and similar facilities	Discussion
16 Nov	Presentation		Campus regulations focused on regulatory processes, parking regulations, legality and enforcement for universities, shopping centres, hospitals, and similar facilities	Discussion
23 Nov	Presentation		Roadwork and emergency operations focused on evacuations, weather conditions, and work zones	Discussion
30 Nov	Presentation		Multimodal and micromobility operations focused on ridesourcing, sidewalk delivery devices, and kerbside usage	Discussion
7 Dec	Presentation		METR deployment I focused on regulator participation requirements, conformance levels, responsibilities, and encouraging participants	Discussion
14 Dec	Presentation		METR deployment II focused on needs for the transition to METR, archiving, recovery, and oversight	Discussion

Stakeholders

To better ensure that these standards address both today's and tomorrow's needs, ISO/TC 204/WG 19 continues to seek input from surface transport professionals and advocates to better understand stakeholder needs that should be incorporated into the METR standards. Specifically, ISO/TC 204/WG 19 is interested in hearing from stakeholders representing the following perspectives (recognizing that some stakeholders might fit into multiple perspectives):