personal information; personal data (PI)

any data or information related to an individual or legal entity or an association of person or individuals by which the individual or legal entity or association of persons could be identified
NOTE 1 to entry: The EU-Dir 95/48/EC names in its Art 2 lit. (a) the personal information as “personal data” and defines it as: “any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person…

any data or information related to an individual or legal entity or an association of person or individuals by which the individual or legal entity or association of persons could be identified
NOTE 1 to entry: The EU-Dir 95/48/EC names in its Art 2 lit. (a) the personal information as “personal data” and defines it as: “any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to his physical, physiological, mental, economic, cultural or social identity”.

personal system; ITS personal system; traveller system

ITS component, other than a vehicle system, that is used by a person in relation to a past, current or upcoming journey

ITS component, other than a vehicle system, that is used by a person in relation to a past, current or upcoming journey

physical architecture

with respect to a Process Oriented Logical Architecture, the Physical Architecture is the allocation of the functions and data flows of the logical architecture to physical entities (but not relate to the deployment of equipment) (see Process Oriented and Logical Architecture); a Physical Architecture, whilst describing physical configurations in system terms, is not specific to any particular…

with respect to a Process Oriented Logical Architecture, the Physical Architecture is the allocation of the functions and data flows of the logical architecture to physical entities (but not relate to the deployment of equipment) (see Process Oriented and Logical Architecture); a Physical Architecture, whilst describing physical configurations in system terms, is not specific to any particular location

physical model

a subset of a physical architecture which mainly considers the realization of providing one or more service(s)

a subset of a physical architecture which mainly considers the realization of providing one or more service(s)

physical object; ITS physical object

abstraction of a material entity that interacts with other abstract material entities in the provision of ITS services
NOTE 1 to entry: Physical objects are represented as elements within the physical view and perform a role. Physical objects can be implemented as cloud-based systems.
NOTE 2 to entry: Within many ITS reference architectures, physical objects are placed into one of five…

abstraction of a material entity that interacts with other abstract material entities in the provision of ITS services
NOTE 1 to entry: Physical objects are represented as elements within the physical view and perform a role. Physical objects can be implemented as cloud-based systems.
NOTE 2 to entry: Within many ITS reference architectures, physical objects are placed into one of five categories: centre, support, field, vehicle or traveller.

physical traffic separator

mechanism used to physically separate carriageways
NOTE 1 to entry: Mechanisms include various types of barriers, such as walls, rails, pylons, kerbs and ditches, as well as open, unpaved space. If two streams of traffic are only separated by paved space (including any markings and rumble strips), they share a common carriageway.

mechanism used to physically separate carriageways
NOTE 1 to entry: Mechanisms include various types of barriers, such as walls, rails, pylons, kerbs and ditches, as well as open, unpaved space. If two streams of traffic are only separated by paved space (including any markings and rumble strips), they share a common carriageway.

physical view

architecture view from the physical viewpoint
NOTE 1 to entry: The term “deployment view” is sometimes used within the broader ICT community, but the term “physical view” is preferred to prevent confusion between the physical view of a reference architecture and any part of a deployment architecture.

architecture view from the physical viewpoint
NOTE 1 to entry: The term “deployment view” is sometimes used within the broader ICT community, but the term “physical view” is preferred to prevent confusion between the physical view of a reference architecture and any part of a deployment architecture.

physical viewpoint

architecture viewpoint used to frame concerns related to the assignment of functionality to physical objects and the interfaces among these physical objects

architecture viewpoint used to frame concerns related to the assignment of functionality to physical objects and the interfaces among these physical objects

planning architecture; regional architecture

architecture that provides a long-term vision of system elements that may be deployed and managed by different projects and/or entities within a geographic area
NOTE 1 to entry: Some countries use the term “regional architecture”, but in International Standards, the term “regional” is avoided due to its multiple meanings.

architecture that provides a long-term vision of system elements that may be deployed and managed by different projects and/or entities within a geographic area
NOTE 1 to entry: Some countries use the term “regional architecture”, but in International Standards, the term “regional” is avoided due to its multiple meanings.

platform

hardware, operating system, middleware and application development language, which provide a system environment

hardware, operating system, middleware and application development language, which provide a system environment

policy assertion

requirement, capability, or other property of a web service (WS-Policy)

requirement, capability, or other property of a web service (WS-Policy)

policy subject

policy subject entity with which a policy assertion can be associated (WS-Policy)
EXAMPLE: An endpoint, message, resource, operation.

policy subject entity with which a policy assertion can be associated (WS-Policy)
EXAMPLE: An endpoint, message, resource, operation.

prefix; namespace prefix

namespace prefix
short name to uniquely identify the namespace profile
stereotyped package that contains model elements, which have been customized for a specific domain or purpose using extension mechanisms, such as stereotypes, tagged definitions and constraints
NOTE 1 to entry: A profile may also specify model libraries on which it depends and the metamodel subset that it extends.

namespace prefix
short name to uniquely identify the namespace profile
stereotyped package that contains model elements, which have been customized for a specific domain or purpose using extension mechanisms, such as stereotypes, tagged definitions and constraints
NOTE 1 to entry: A profile may also specify model libraries on which it depends and the metamodel subset that it extends.

private

financial model where services are provided to members of the owning organization without usage fees
EXAMPLE: Fleet vehicles of an employer.

financial model where services are provided to members of the owning organization without usage fees
EXAMPLE: Fleet vehicles of an employer.

private customer model

contractual model where the user is an individual

contractual model where the user is an individual

process chain

sequence of processes that wait in the background for an event, with some of these processes triggering a separate event that can start other processes in turn

sequence of processes that wait in the background for an event, with some of these processes triggering a separate event that can start other processes in turn

process oriented methodology (POM)

a methodology based on decomposition of the Conceptual Architecture into Functional, Control and Information Architectures

a methodology based on decomposition of the Conceptual Architecture into Functional, Control and Information Architectures

process specification

document that defines a lowest-level process

document that defines a lowest-level process

process; functional view process

series of one or more functions in support of an ITS service

series of one or more functions in support of an ITS service

processor

natural person or legal entity or organization that processes personal information (PI) on behalf of and in accordance with the instructions of a PI controller and if it use PI only for the commissioned work

natural person or legal entity or organization that processes personal information (PI) on behalf of and in accordance with the instructions of a PI controller and if it use PI only for the commissioned work

property

named value denoting a characteristic of an element; a property has semantic impact
NOTE: Certain properties are predefined in the UML; others MAY be user defined. See: tagged value.

named value denoting a characteristic of an element; a property has semantic impact
NOTE: Certain properties are predefined in the UML; others MAY be user defined. See: tagged value.

public

type of financial model where services are provided by an administrative authority in an attempt to better serve societal interests
NOTE 1 to entry: The transport service is typically offered to the transport consumer for less than the full capital and operating cost of providing the service, but this is not a requirement.
NOTE 2 to entry: Typically, the administrative authority is a…

type of financial model where services are provided by an administrative authority in an attempt to better serve societal interests
NOTE 1 to entry: The transport service is typically offered to the transport consumer for less than the full capital and operating cost of providing the service, but this is not a requirement.
NOTE 2 to entry: Typically, the administrative authority is a local government agency; but it could be another administrative authority, such as the national government or a commercial entity managing transport needs on their campus.

purpose specification

purposes for which personal data are collected

purposes for which personal data are collected

really simple syndication (RSS)

really simple syndication comprises a Web feed format used to publish frequently updated sources of information

really simple syndication comprises a Web feed format used to publish frequently updated sources of information

reference architecture

architecture that provides a template solution for planning and deployment architectures
NOTE 1 to entry: Interface standards are based on a reference architecture, which should be explicitly described.

architecture that provides a template solution for planning and deployment architectures
NOTE 1 to entry: Interface standards are based on a reference architecture, which should be explicitly described.

reference point

an identifier for a component of an architecture which indicates the component shall be elaborated in a subsequent architecture

an identifier for a component of an architecture which indicates the component shall be elaborated in a subsequent architecture

relation

relationship nature of how two entities affect each other including dependencies

relationship nature of how two entities affect each other including dependencies

RDB

relational databases

relationship; enterprise view relationship

element that represents an association between two resources

element that represents an association between two resources

reliability

ability of a device to perform its intended function under given conditions of use for a specified period of time (or number of cycles)

ability of a device to perform its intended function under given conditions of use for a specified period of time (or number of cycles)