Appendix H - Acronyms.docx

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ATMA Hardware and Software
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3522R11
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This document is an Acronyms Appendix (Appendix H) for a PennDOT contract related to Automated Truck Mounted Attenuator (ATMA) Hardware and Software. The file provides definitions for key technical and project-specific acronyms including terms related to autonomous vehicle technology, such as AV (Autonomous Vehicle), CAV (Connected Autonomous Vehicle), V2V (Vehicle-to-Vehicle), and technical measurement systems like LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) and GPS (Global Positioning System).

The acronym list supports a contract opportunity that involves retrofitting a PennDOT vehicle with an Automated Truck Mounted Attenuator (ATMA) System, which will be operated in a Leader/Follower configuration. The technical terminology suggests the project involves advanced transportation safety technology, potentially integrating autonomous vehicle capabilities with highway maintenance and safety protection systems. While the document does not provide specific pricing, contract duration, or detailed technical specifications, it serves as a critical reference for understanding the specialized terminology associated with the proposed ATMA hardware and software project.

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3522R11 - ATMA Hardware and Software -

APPENDIX H - ACRONYMS

ATMA – Automated Truck Mounted Attenuator AV – Autonomous Vehicle CAV – Connected Autonomous Vehicle FT – Follow Truck FHWA – Federal Highway Administration GPS – Global Positioning System HMI – Human-machine interface LiDAR – Light Detection and Ranging LT – Lead Truck ODD – Operating Design Domain PennDOT – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation RF – Radio Frequency RFP – Request for Proposals TMA – Truck Mounted Attenuator V2V – Vehicle-to-Vehicle VPD – Vehicles per day

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