IEEE VTS Motor Vehicles Challenge 2023: A Multi-physical Benchmark Problem for Next Generation Energy Management Algorithms
Competitors are provided with the following 10 mission profiles to test their developed EMAs. These tracks divide into the following groups:
The first group of tracks correspond to the standard driving cycles, and are linear motion profiles (with no curvature):
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Track 1: EPA Federal Test Procedure - FTP75
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Track 2: European standard driving cycle - ECE15
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Track 3: European Artemis Urban driving cycle - ArtemisUrban
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Track 4: European Artemis Rural driving cycle - Artemis Rural
The second group of mission tracks correspond to the reference mission profiles that have been recorded and provided by DLR test facilites under different driving conditions. These tracks contain curvature values as wel as reference speed over the mission profile.
Munich inner-city profiles: optimized or non-optmized tracks.
Figure: An example of Munich-inner city track.- Track No. 1: FTP75 | Number of track repetitions: 7 | Track duration: 17318 s
- Track No. 2: ECE15 | Number of track repetitions: 25 | Track duration: 19500 s
- Track No. 3: Artemis Urban | Number of track repetitions: 17 | Track duration: 16881 s
- Track No. 4: Artemis Rural | Number of track repetitions: 1 | Track duration: 1082 s
- Track No. 5: Vires Rual Road Descent 1 | Number of track repetitions: 2.36 | Track duration: 1770 s
- Track No. 6: Vires Rual Road Descent 2 | Number of track repetitions: 24.4 | Track duration: 3030 s
- Track No. 7: Non-optimized Munich inner-city #1 | Number of track repetitions: 11 | Track duration: 2750 s
- Track No. 8: Optimized Munich inner-city #1 | Number of track repetitions: 46 | Track duration: 11500 s
- Track No. 9: Non-optimized Munich inner-city #2 | Number of track repetitions: 6 | Track duration: 1500 s
- Track No. 10: Optimized Munich inner-city #2 | Number of track repetitions: 37 | Track duration: 9249 s
Please note: Some of these illustrated tracks have been repeated over time for a longer mission time in the actual track files.
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