AVL Focus - Issue 2024

How Korea Testing Laboratory masters scenario generation in

Korea with AVL Dynamic Ground Truth™ System and ADAS/AD

Big Data and Analytics Platform

“To enhance autonomous driving

tests, we used AVL’s solutions to

automate scenario generation and

post-collection processes, which

reduces costs and improves safety

assessment through real data-

derived scenario tagging.”

Generating Logical Scenarios

with Parameters Captured Through

Real-World Data Collection

he Korea Testing Laboratory (KTL) is Korea’s only public

organi^ation in tLe testing certification sector, wLicL

was estaFlisLed to eƾciently sYTTort tLe testing and

evaluation of innovative technology outcomes.

This also applies to the automated driving functions (ADAS

and AD) sector. To ensure public safety, KTL’s goal is to create

a scenario database that can be applied in various forms

of safety validation such as model/software-in-the-loop or

vehicle-in-the-loop.

Deploying AVL supplied technology enables road recordings,

which can be converted to the desired scenario descriptions

semi-automatically. Using standardized formats (ASAM

OpenDRIVE, OpenSCENARIO, and OSI) KTL is able to use these

scenarios in their data pipeline. The tools provided by AVL

comprise a dynamic ground truth measurement system that

is easily mounted and calibrated to the majority of vehicles, a

data analytics platform, and a powerful perception software.

The auto-tagger function within this toolchain allows KTL

engineers to swiJtly refine and discover tLe reUYired scenarios

for their future testing.

The collected data is used for several purposes: KTL analyzes

scenarios within recorded data and evaluates different

KPIs that occur within this scenario. KTL also uses the

parameters of scenarios detected by the auto-tagger to build

a database within AVL SCENIUS™. This database is used to

generate knowledge about the operational design domain.

In addition, test plans can be generated, which are executed

in Model.CONNECT™ or any ASAM compliant tool that is

commercially available or open source.

-n TreTaration Jor tLe 92 )')  certification oJ 7%) 0evel 

veLicles, /80 is worOing closely witL %:0 to define TrocedYres

to meet all regulatory requirements and use the AVL Analytics

Engine to generate the required reports as automatically as

possible.

HONGSEOK LEE

Senior Researcher ADAS

Korean Testing Laboratory

2024