Due to the successful presentation of Alexander Stocker at the Big Data Summit 2018 (as mentioned in post last year), we applied for a talk again in 2019 and were finally invited to this year’s Big Data AI Summit #bas19 event to talk about “Exploiting vehicle measurement data to deliver novel data-driven services”.

About 100 listeners attended the 25 minute presentation. The great interest of the audience finally led to several face 2 face discussions with representatives of manufacturers and a start-up.

We are looking forward to the continuation 2020. See some impressions below in the galery and on the event’s Flickr account:

On 11th and 12th of September 2018 I held a presentation of our paper “Towards a Privacy-Preserving Way of Vehicle Data Sharing – A Case for Blockchain Technology?” at the 22nd International Forum on Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications (AMAA 2018) in Berlin. The automotive conference organized by VDI/VDE hosted talks by representatives of some automotive big players like Bosch, AVL, Infineon, TomTom, Vedecom, and Ideas & Motion, talking about autonomous driving, electric vehicles and vehicle data services. Furthermore, related challenges for reaching the next SAE levels and ongoing research projects have been shown, highlighted by a demonstration of Easymile’s Automated Shuttle Bus.

AMAA proceedings book can be found at SpringerLink and further information can be found on amaa.de

It was a pleasure to present at the European Transport Conference (ETC 2018) and to come to Dublin again. Our paper entitled “The Vehicle Data Value Chain as a Lightweight Model to Describe Digital Vehicle Services” is now being reviewed for inclusion in a Special Issue of the journal Transport Research Procedia.

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Update: Because the topic didn’t fit perfectly to the Special Issue of Transport Research Procedia, it was rejected and will now be submitted to WEBIST 2019.

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Many thanks to co-authors Andreas Festl (Virtual Vehicle) , Alexander Stocker (Virtual Vehicle), Gernot Pucher (TraffiCon), and Michael Fellmann (Univ. Rostock)!


In parallel to my PhD thesis and our work in the projects AEGIS and SCOTT, there is another EU project worth to look at, working on the unexcavated treasure of vehicle data: the automat-project (coordinated by Volkswagen AG). They have now uploaded two nice videos in order to illustrate the problem and their solution in an easy way. Although I don’t fully support their solution (there is no need for an OEM backend), I think the videos show the potential of this topic and our work: weiterlesen