Keynote lecture 3: “Intelligent transport systems (ITS) for next generation with advanced surveillance”

The study proposes the initiative plan for technical and political approaches on the intelligent transport systems (ITS) for the next generation cooperated with connected vehicles including advanced surveillance and information and communication technologies (ICT). The utilization of scientific methodologies enables us to design and construct bridges, roads, buildings, ships, aircraft, automobiles, and other mechanical wonders. Recently, the most people may understand the scientific way when it comes to airplane rides or building things like highway, bridges, and vehicles. Now it's time to develop a consensus that when it comes to planning our societies: our cities, transportation systems, social infrastructure, and so on. This study issues the needs for a new paradigm of transportation systems to design the future, Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) with fully networked vehicle transportation systems, where computer guided vehicles for land, sea, air, space and beyond can transport passengers and freight in and between the new cities. In order to prepare for our future by thinking and leaning utilizing the present methodologies and values in the transportation world, the advanced surveillance technology initiatives proposed in this study will be discussed to generate the succeeding issues for future research and development in the world impacting on cooperative and sustainable transport systems for human life and the industry that penetrate the global markets.