Public Review

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Public Review

ASAM is asking for feedback on release candidates for upcoming new standards or major versions prior to their release. Purpose of this review is to improve quality and efficiency of the standards.

Provide your feedback / leave comments on:

Completeness: Are there any missing parts or features that are required to use the standard?
Unclarities and ambiguities: Are there any terms, definitions or content parts that are imprecise, unclear, not (sufficiently) defined or not understandable?
Inconsistencies: Are there any terms, definitions or content parts that contradict each other or are incompatible with other parts of the standard? Is the structure and line of reasoning plausible and consistent?
Usefulness: According to your expertise, is the standard practical and useful? Does it meet current market needs and requirements?
Implementability: According to your expertise, is the standard in its current form feasible and can it be implemented cost-effectively? Does the standard allow an implementation with state-of-the-art technologies? Is the standard designed to be future-proof.
Do not submit new use-cases, features or requirements for the upcoming release.

ASAM OpenDRIVE with CityGML
The document proposes a concept for linking ASAM OpenDRIVE with OGC CityGML so that Simulation use cases requiring both a detailed road network and a semantically rich 3D environment can combine the two standards rather than duplicating concepts in a single format. ASAM OpenDRIVE remains authoritative for the driving-relevant road network, while OGC CityGML represents the semantic 3D environment surrounding and above the road. It covers the complementary roles of the two standards, the linking concepts for selected object types (buildings, traffic lights, road markings, terrain), and a proof-of-concept dataset and pipeline demonstrating the approach. Note: You will be reviewing the pdf of the concept paper. The release will be delivered as an html document. To review the concept paper, please use the link below: Review This is a public review. Membership is not required to take part.	Deadline for review: Jun 30, 2026 CONTACT: yash.shah(at)asam.net

ASAM OpenDRIVE with CityGML

The document proposes a concept for linking ASAM OpenDRIVE with OGC CityGML so that Simulation use cases requiring both a detailed road network and a semantically rich 3D environment can combine the two standards rather than duplicating concepts in a single format.

ASAM OpenDRIVE remains authoritative for the driving-relevant road network, while OGC CityGML represents the semantic 3D environment surrounding and above the road. It covers the complementary roles of the two standards, the linking concepts for selected object types (buildings, traffic lights, road markings, terrain), and a proof-of-concept dataset and pipeline demonstrating the approach.

Note: You will be reviewing the pdf of the concept paper. The release will be delivered as an html document.
To review the concept paper, please use the link below:

Review

This is a public review. Membership is not required to take part.

Deadline for review:
Jun 30, 2026

CONTACT:
yash.shah(at)asam.net

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