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Overview

Responsibilites

The Data Models and Ontologies Pillar shall:

  • host  the Vehicle  Data  Project(VSS)  ensuring  a  consistent  vehicle  data rule  set  & development of a vehicle data catalog
  • discuss and document a personal data model (PDM) and align with best practices of privacy and identity
  • host discussion on vehicle data concepts and related tooling


The Data Models and Ontologies Pillar may:

  • discuss interaction with other domain models Includes the following existing activities:•Vehicle Signal Specification project

Activities

Proposals and Presentations

The proposals below have been presented along the 2023 activities with the aim of restructuring (or extending) the data modeling tasks at COVESA.

Proposal nameAuthorReference resourcesMain idea(s)
Transforming from a vehicle centric data model to a domain agnostic information model

Presented at COVESA AMM 
Porto (April 2023)


Defining the COVESA data modeling strategy and its associated artifacts

Presented at COVESA AMM 
Porto (April 2023)

  • Use the right tool for the job.
    • Do not try to cover multiple domains with only one tree.
    • There are other types of data models that are more expressive than a tree.
  • Use an standard language to express cross-references (e.g., RDF).
  • Use ontologies to handle data integration and the identification of resources.
  • Provide the mechanisms to sync a tree to an ontology, and standardise the steps to follow.
  • Do you need a data model, or are you looking for a use-case specific data schema?
  • For more details, see the extended description.
GraphQL schema as contract

Daniel Wilms

(SPREAD GmbH)

Presented at VSS data modeling group on  


Integrating Vehicle Signals with VSS and Metadata

Alan Freedman

(Ford)

Passcode: #+wbA5dy



A consolidated view on Vehicle Data Modeling at COVESA

Daniel Alvarez 

(BMW AG)


  • A proposal that combines the features of the multiple approaches that have been presented so far into one.






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