CN111709024A - Geographic data processing platform - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a geographic data processing platform, comprising: the service module provides background service related to the geographic data and generates service log information related to the geographic data; a log module storing service log information related to the geographic data; and the operation module acquires the service log information from the log module and provides the service log information to the corresponding service provider. The operation module sends the service log information to the service provider, or the operation module allows the service provider to access the service log information acquired by the operation module. By adopting the geographic data processing platform, the service provider with the compliance qualification can receive or access the log information related to the geographic data, so that the service provider with the compliance qualification can monitor whether the background service related to the geographic data of an automobile manufacturer is in compliance or not.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of automobiles and communication, in particular to a geographic data processing platform.
Background
In china, more and more automobile manufacturers are beginning to develop automatic driving services for vehicles. In order to realize automatic driving of the vehicle, the vehicle needs to interact with a service provider with compliance (e.g., an HAD high-precision map provider and a GNSS differential signal provider) through a background service (background service) of an automobile manufacturer. However, in the prior art, a service provider with compliance qualification cannot monitor whether the processing process of the geographic data by the automobile manufacturer is in compliance.
Disclosure of Invention
The present invention is directed to a geographic data processing platform, which solves the above-mentioned problems of the prior art.
An embodiment of the present invention provides a geographic data processing platform, including:
the service module provides background services related to the geographic data and generates service log information related to the geographic data;
a log module that stores the service log information related to the geographic data;
an operation module that acquires the service log information from the log module and provides the service log information to a corresponding service provider.
Optionally, the operation module providing the service log information to the corresponding service provider includes: and the operation module sends the service log information to the service provider, or allows the service provider to access the service log information.
Optionally, the operation module further encrypts and/or filters the service log information before providing the service log information to the corresponding service provider.
Optionally, the geographic data processing platform further comprises a registration module that provides registration services to the service module and generates service state information for the service module,
the operation module further obtains the service status information from the registration module,
the operation module also provides the service state information to a corresponding service provider.
Optionally, the geographic data processing platform further comprises a service termination module, the service termination module terminating the operation of the service module in response to the control of the operation module,
wherein the operation module controls the service termination module based on an instruction of the service provider.
Optionally, a security access white list is stored in the operation module, and the operation module only allows a service provider recorded in the security access white list to access the operation module.
Optionally, the operation module is capable of interacting with a plurality of service providers simultaneously, and the service module includes a plurality of service units related to geographic data corresponding to the plurality of service providers.
Optionally, the service module comprises a first service unit that receives geo-sensed data from a vehicle and sends the geo-sensed data to a first service provider;
the first service unit generating service log information related to the geo-sensing data;
the operation module provides service log information related to the geo-sensing data to the first service provider.
Optionally, the service module comprises a second service unit that receives location service geographic data from a second service provider and transmits the location service geographic data to a vehicle;
the second service unit generates service log information related to the location service geographic data;
the operation module provides service log information related to the location service geographic data to the second service provider.
Optionally, the geographic data processing platform and the modules thereof are disposed in the same trust domain, and the service provider is located outside the domain where the geographic data processing platform is located.
Optionally, the operation module may further generate operation log information; the operation log information includes a record of operations performed and/or instructions sent by the service provider on the geographic data processing platform.
Alternatively, the type and/or range of service log information that can be accessed by each service provider may be set according to the requirements of the service provider.
The geographic data processing platform of the embodiment of the invention has at least the following advantages:
by adopting the geographic data processing platform, the service provider with the compliance qualification can receive or access the log information related to the geographic data, so that the service provider with the compliance qualification can monitor whether the background service related to the geographic data of an automobile manufacturer is in compliance or not.
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FIG. 1 illustrates a geographic data processing platform according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 illustrates a geographic data processing platform according to another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 illustrates a geographic data processing platform according to yet another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4 illustrates a geographic data processing platform according to yet another embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 shows a specific application scenario of the geographic data processing platform according to the present invention.
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Embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the drawings. In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of, and enabling description for, those skilled in the art. It will be apparent, however, to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without some of these specific details. Furthermore, it should be understood that the invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described. Rather, any combination of the features and elements described below is contemplated as carrying out the invention, whether or not they relate to different embodiments. Thus, the following aspects, features, embodiments and advantages are merely illustrative and are not considered elements or limitations of the claims except where explicitly recited in a claim.
The invention discloses a geographic data processing platform arranged in a backend region (backend region) of an automobile manufacturer. The backend domains may be internal environments or cloud environments based on different infrastructures. The geographic data processing platform can be simultaneously connected to a plurality of different service providers. By using the geographic data processing platform provided by the invention, one or more service providers with related qualifications can establish a monitoring channel for background services related to geographic data and the geographic data processing compliance thereof, which are operated in a rear-end domain of an automobile manufacturer, and meet different compliance monitoring requirements of different service providers, so as to ensure that the automobile manufacturer is compliant with the geographic data processing process and ensure safe and transparent transmission of sensitive data (such as geographic position information). Meanwhile, the automobile manufacturer can run background services related to geographic data in the back-end domain of the automobile manufacturer, and the protection of client data (such as client privacy data) of the automobile manufacturer is facilitated.
FIG. 1 illustrates a geographic data processing platform according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 1, the geographic data processing platform may include a service module 11, a log module 12, and an operation module 13. The geographic data processing platform and each module therein are all arranged in the same trust domain (trusted region), for example, arranged in the background of the internet of vehicles of automobile manufacturers. The service provider (which may have one or more, such as a map provider and/or a location service provider) is outside the domain where the geographic data processing platform is located.
The service module 11 may provide one or more background services related to geographic data. For example, the service module 11 may provide a high-precision map service, a high-precision location (e.g., differential signaling) service, etc. for the vehicle.
The service module 11 may generate service log information related to the geographical data, which may be stored in the log module 12. The operation module 13 may acquire service log information from the log module 12. The operation module 13 may provide the service log information to the corresponding service provider. For example, the operation module 13 may send the service log information to the service provider (which may be based on the requirements and/or instructions of the service provider); alternatively, the operation module 13 may allow the service provider to access the service log information acquired by the operation module 13. For example, the operation module 13 may make the service provider accessible to the service log information in the form of a web Portal (Portal). Therefore, the service provider with the compliance qualification can monitor whether the processing process of the geographic data of the automobile manufacturer is in compliance.
In addition, the operation module 13 may also encrypt and/or filter the service log information before providing it to the corresponding service provider, thereby preventing the service provider from receiving or browsing data that is not of interest to the service provider and/or data related to privacy.
The operation module 13 may store a security access white list, and the operation module 13 only allows the service provider recorded in the security access white list to access the operation module, thereby ensuring data security.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, the operation module 13 may be a background service running in a backend domain of an automobile manufacturer, which may be implemented based on, for example, a Spring Boot framework, or based on other background frameworks.
As shown in fig. 2, the geographic data processing platform may further include a registration module 14 according to another embodiment of the present invention. The registration module 14 may provide the registration service to the service module 11 and generate service state information of the service module 11. For example, the service status information may be available or unavailable to a background service related to geographic data. Accordingly, the operation module 13 may obtain service status information of the service module 11 (e.g., background service related to geographic data) from the registration module 14. The operation module 13 may provide the service state information of the service module 11 to a corresponding service provider. For example, the operation module 13 may send the service status information of the service module 11 it acquires to the service provider (which may be based on the requirements and/or instructions of the service provider); alternatively, the operation module 13 may allow the service provider to access the service state information of the service module 11 acquired by the operation module 13. For example, the operation module 13 may enable the service provider to access the service status information of the service module 11 in the form of a web Portal (Portal). In this way, the service provider can monitor the service state of the background service related to the geographic data in the geographic data processing platform in real time.
As shown in fig. 3, according to yet another embodiment of the present invention, the geographic data processing platform may also terminate (including stop or close) the background service related to the geographic data based on a request or instruction issued by the service provider, so that the service provider with the relevant qualification may actively close the background service related to the geographic data running on the geographic data processing platform when needed (for example, according to the service log information, the service provider finds that a certain background service related to the geographic data on the geographic data processing platform is in compliance risk for the operation or processing of the geographic data). For example, the geographic data processing platform may also include a service termination module 15. The operation module 13 may receive an instruction (e.g., a termination service instruction) of the service provider. For example, the operation module 13 may receive an instruction (e.g., a service termination instruction) of a service provider by means of a Portal. The operation module 13 may send a control instruction (e.g., a terminate service instruction) to the service termination module 15 based on an instruction (e.g., a terminate service instruction) of the service provider, and control the service termination module. The service termination module 15 may terminate the operation of the service module 11 in response to a control instruction (e.g., a service termination instruction) of the operation module 13. The termination of the service can be implemented based on different persistent Deployment Pipelines (Continues Deployment Pipelines). For example, the service may be terminated using the Jenkins API.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, the service provider may also send a control instruction (e.g., a terminate service instruction) directly to the service termination module 15 to terminate the operation of the service module 11.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, a geographic data processing platform (an operation log may also be generated; an operation log may be generated, for example, by the operation module 13. operation log information may be stored in the log module 12. the operation log may include a record of operations performed and/or instructions sent by a service provider on the geographic data processing platform (e.g., which geographic data-related background services were terminated by the service provider when the service provider issued the instruction, etc.). a geographic data processing platform manager (e.g., an automobile vendor) may know which operations were performed and/or which instructions were sent by the service provider on the geographic data processing platform by viewing the operation log.
As shown in fig. 4, the service module 11 of the geographic data processing platform according to another embodiment of the present invention may include a plurality of background services related to geographic data, such as a first service unit 111 and a second service unit 112.
The first service unit 111 may be a map data collection service that may receive geo-sensed data from a vehicle and send the geo-sensed data to a first service provider (e.g., HAD high precision map provider) for the map provider to process the geo-sensed data to render a high precision map. The geo-sensing data may be real-time geo data (e.g., lane information, traffic sign information, vehicle dynamics data, etc.) collected by onboard sensors of the vehicle (e.g., onboard cameras, radar). The geographical sensing data may also include data related to a Vehicle user, such as a Vehicle Identification Number (Vehicle Identification Number) or the like. Accordingly, the first service unit 111 may generate service log information related to the geo-sensing data, which may be stored in the log module 12. The operation module 13 may acquire and provide the service log information to the map provider, for example, transmit the service log information to the map provider or allow the map provider to access the service log information related to the geo-sensing data acquired by the operation module 13.
The second service unit 112 may be a location service (e.g., a GNSS differential signal data service) that may receive location service geographic data (e.g., GNSS differential signal data) from a second service provider (e.g., a GNSS differential signal provider) and transmit the location service geographic data to the vehicle for high accuracy positioning of the vehicle. Accordingly, the second service unit 112 may generate service log information related to the location service geographic data, which may be stored in the log module 12. The operation module 13 may acquire and provide the service log information to the location provider, for example, transmit the service log information to the location provider or allow the location provider to access the service log information related to the location service geographic data acquired by the operation module 13.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, the type and/or range of service log information that can be accessed and monitored by each service provider can be set according to the requirements of the service provider (e.g., compliance monitoring requirements). For example, for a map data collection service, log information that a service provider (e.g., HAD high-precision map vendor) can access may be set to include a third party to which the map data collection service is connected, where geographic information is transmitted, and the like; for high precision location services, the log information accessible to the service provider (e.g., GNSS differential signal provider) may be set to include a timestamp for each location service (e.g., differential signal) request, and all geo-location related data.
Fig. 5 shows a specific application scenario of the geographic data processing platform according to an embodiment of the present invention. In this application scenario, the geographic data processing platform has all the modules and units in the embodiments of fig. 1 to 4, the geographic data processing platform operates in the backend domain of the automobile manufacturer, and service providers (such as a map provider and a location provider) with relevant qualifications can monitor the geographic data-related service and the geographic data-related operation and processing that operate on the geographic data processing platform in the backend domain of the automobile manufacturer.
In this application scenario, the vehicle collects the geo-sensing data through the onboard sensors and uploads the geo-sensing data to the first service unit 111 on the geo-data processing platform. The first service unit 111 sends the geographical sensing data it receives from the vehicle to the map provider. The second service unit 112 receives location service geographic data (e.g., GNSS differential signals) from a location provider and transmits the location service geographic data to the vehicle. Accordingly, the first service unit 111 and the second service unit 112 may generate service log information related to the geo-sensing data and the location service geo-data, respectively. The service log information may be stored in the log module 12. The service log information may be timestamp information, parameter information, commissioning information, etc. related to the acquisition of geo-sensing data and/or location service geo-data.
The operation module 13 may acquire log information from the log module 12. The operation module 13 may be connected to a plurality of service providers (e.g., a map provider and a location provider) at the same time. The operation module 13 may provide the corresponding service log information to the corresponding service provider. For example, the operation module 13 may provide log information related to the geo-sensing data to a map provider, and provide log information related to the location service geo-data (e.g., GNSS differential signals) to a location provider; alternatively, the operation module 13 may provide the map provider and the location provider with an access service for accessing the log information on the operation module 13, respectively, to allow the map provider to access the log information related to the geo-sensing data and the location provider to access the log information related to the location service geo-data. The map provider and the location provider can monitor whether the processing process of the geographic data by the automobile manufacturer is in compliance according to the log information.
The operation module 13 may also anonymize log information (e.g., log information relating to user privacy data or that does not need access or monitoring by a service provider) before providing the service log information to a corresponding service provider. Anonymization may include encryption and/or filtering to prevent map providers and location providers from receiving or browsing to data that is not of interest and/or that relates to privacy. For example, data such as vehicle identification number, IP address, protocol header, and other user privacy data in the log information may be encrypted and/or filtered.
The operation module 13 may also obtain service state information of the first service unit 111 and the second service unit 112 (e.g., the first service unit 111 or the second service unit 112 is available or unavailable) from the registration module 14, and may provide the corresponding service state information (e.g., the service state information of the first service unit 111 and the second service unit 112) to the corresponding service provider. For example, the operation module 13 may send the service status information of the first service unit 111 to the map provider, and send the service status information of the second service unit 112 to the location provider; alternatively, the operation module 13 may allow the map provider to access the service status information of the first service unit 111 on the operation module 13, and allow the location provider to access the service status information of the second service unit 112 on the operation module 13.
If the service provider (for example, a map provider and/or a location provider) finds, through log information, that there is a legal or compliance risk in the processing of geographic data by the automobile manufacturer, it may issue a service termination instruction to the operation module 13, and trigger the operation module 13 to send the service termination instruction to the service termination module 15, so as to terminate the corresponding background service related to geographic data and related to the legal or compliance risk. Specifically, the map provider may have the right to turn off the background service executed by the first service unit 111, and the location provider may have the right to turn off the background service executed by the second service unit 112.
According to various embodiments of the present invention, the geographic data processing platform may include any combination of the operations module 13, and one or more of the logging module 12, the registration module 14, and the service termination module 15.
In the several embodiments provided in the present invention, one of ordinary skill in the art can understand that the disclosed system can be implemented in other ways. For example, the above-described system embodiments are only illustrative, for example, the division of the modules and units in the present invention is only one logical division, and there may be other divisions when the actual implementation is performed, for example, the functions of a plurality of modules may be combined or the function of a certain module may be further split. For example, each module in the embodiments of the present application may be integrated into one processing unit, or each module may exist alone physically, or two or more modules may be integrated into one unit. The integrated module can be realized in a form of hardware or a form of a software functional unit.
The integrated unit, if implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as a stand-alone product, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, the technical solution of the present application may be substantially implemented or contributed by the prior art, or all or part of the technical solution may be embodied in a software product, which is stored in a storage medium and includes instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, a network device, or the like) or a processor (processor) to execute all or part of the steps of the method according to the embodiments of the present application. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: a U-disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or an optical disk, and other various media capable of storing program codes.
Although the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments, it is not to be limited thereto. Various changes and modifications within the spirit and scope of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from this disclosure, and it is intended that the scope of the present invention be defined by the appended claims.
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1. A geographic data processing platform, comprising:
the service module provides background services related to the geographic data and generates service log information related to the geographic data;
a log module that stores the service log information related to the geographic data;
an operation module that acquires the service log information from the log module and provides the service log information to a corresponding service provider.
2. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the operations module to provide the service log information to a respective service provider comprises: and the operation module sends the service log information to the service provider, or allows the service provider to access the service log information.
3. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the operations module further encrypts and/or filters the service log information prior to providing the service log information to the respective service provider.
4. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the geographic data processing platform further comprises a registration module that provides registration services to the service modules and generates service state information for the service modules,
the operation module further obtains the service status information from the registration module,
the operation module also provides the service state information to a corresponding service provider.
5. The geographic data processing platform of any of claims 1-4, wherein the geographic data processing platform further comprises a service termination module that terminates operation of the service module in response to control of the operation module,
wherein the operation module controls the service termination module based on an instruction of the service provider.
6. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the operations module has a secure access whitelist stored therein, the operations module allowing only service providers recorded in the secure access whitelist to access the operations module.
7. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the operations module is capable of interacting with a plurality of service providers simultaneously, the services module comprising a plurality of geographic data-related services units corresponding to the plurality of service providers.
8. The geographic data processing platform of claim 7, wherein the service module comprises a first service unit that receives geographic sensed data from a vehicle and transmits the geographic sensed data to a first service provider;
the first service unit generating service log information related to the geo-sensing data;
the operation module provides service log information related to the geo-sensing data to the first service provider.
9. The geographic data processing platform of claim 8, wherein the service module comprises a second service unit that receives location service geographic data from a second service provider and transmits the location service geographic data to a vehicle;
the second service unit generates service log information related to the location service geographic data;
the operation module provides service log information related to the location service geographic data to the second service provider.
10. The geographic data processing platform of claim 1, wherein the geographic data processing platform and the modules therein are disposed within a same trust domain, and the service provider is outside of the domain in which the geographic data processing platform is located.
11. The geographic data processing platform of claim 5, wherein the operations module is further operable to generate operations log information; the operation log information includes a record of operations performed and/or instructions sent by the service provider on the geographic data processing platform.
12. The geographic data processing platform of claim 2, wherein the type and/or scope of service log information accessible to a respective service provider can be set according to the requirements of the service provider.
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