Abbreviations

Results for area 5.6

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Traveller Information Services Association (TISA)
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not-for-profit membership organisation established under Belgian law aiming at developing and maintaining worldwide traffic and traveller information standards such TMC and TPEG

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Travel information highway (TIH)
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open and independent association of information publishers and receivers who have an interest in exchanging travel information using an agreed set of principles

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traffic information centre (TIC)
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one of the TTI System operators; each TIC is connected to TMC, PIC, PTC and some other TICs to collect and process information generated at each of the said centres; the TIC disseminates information periodically in accordance with procedures as agreed with the corresponding VASP or from time to time on request from the VASP

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end-user
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covers the meaning for all possible terminal clients

NOTE 1 to entry This could be a vehicle driver, a user of a portable or fixed TMC receiver or an intelligent client that processes the information such as in a navigation system.

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energy provider
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provider that includes all relevant energy suppliers, local solar power generators, as well as traditional major companies in the power industry sector

NOTE 1 to entry It is their role to provide energy to the charging park operators.

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charging park operator
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operator who manages one or more charging parks

NOTE 1 to entry The charging park operator maintains the charging site(s) and is a business partner to the energy provider and the EM provider. Typically, a charging park operator bills the end-user based on “roaming agreements” with multiple EM providers.

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electromobility provider
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business partner for the end-users who charge their electric vehicles

NOTE 1 to entry Typically, an end-user has a contract with an EM provider, the details of which are connected to an (RF) ID card [having an (internationally) unique card number] that is used for authorization and billing. The EM provider sees to it that his customers can charge their vehicles in as many charging parks as possible and bills the customer according to the respective contract.

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