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Search and Display Field Codes
Fields that allow left truncation are indicated by an asterisk (*).

Search Field Name

SearchCode

Search Examples

Display
Codes

Basic Index* (contains single
words from the abstract (AB),controlled term (CT) and title(TI) (1)None(or /BI)S DUMP TRUCK#S PASSENGER CAR#/BIS NISSAN AND 1996
S ?CYLINDER?

AB, CT, TI

Abstract* (1)Accession Number
Author

/AB
/AN
/AU

AB
AN
AU

Classification Code (2)Controlled Term

/CC
/CT

Controlled Word
Corporate Source (2)Country of Publication(ISO code and text)
Cross Reference
Document Number
Document Type (code and text)

/CW
/CS
/CY

S 3D CAD/AB
S 1998:1004/AN
S BAKER T?/AUS BAKER,T?/AU
S COMMERCIAL VEHICLE/CC
S ADHESIVES/CTS MANUFACTURING PROCESSES/CTS INTELLIGENT VEHICLE/CWS HONEYWELL AERONAUTIC?/CS
S US/CYS UNITED STATES /CY
S 190069/CR
S 080008/DN
S CONFERENCE?/DT
S CA/DT
S ED>=2012
S AB/FAS SAE/FS
S 0736-2536/ISN

S AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER?/JTS EN/LAS ENGLISH/LAS MD=25 SEP 2022
S (AIRLINE OR AEROSPACE)/SO ANDCALIF?/MLS CAR CRASH CONFERENCE/MT
S MY=2000
S PD>19900600 AND ISUZU/CS
S 1996-2000/PY
S USA/SOS 1991/SO

JT, SOLAS BRAKE CYLINDER?/TI
S UP>=19980100
S WC.T>2WC.T

TI
ED
WC.T

Entry Date (3)Field Availability
File Segment (code and text)
International Standard(Document) Number (contains
ISSN, AND ISBN)
Journal Title
Language(ISO code and text)
Meeting Date (3)Meeting Location
Meeting Title
Meeting Year (3)Publication Date (3)Publication Year (3)Source (contains journal title,
meeting information, collation
information (volume, issue,
pagination), publishing
information, ISBN, and ISSN)
Title* (1)Update Date (3)Word Count, Title

/CR
/DN
/DT
(or /TC)
/ED
/FA
/FS
/ISN

/JT
/LA
/MD
/ML
/MT
/MY
/PD
/PY
/SO

/TI
/UP
/WC.T

CC
CT
CT
CS
CY
CR
DN
TC
ED
FA
FS
ISN, SO

MD, SO
ML, SO
MT, SO
MD, SOSO
PY, SO
ISN, JT,
MD, ML,MT, PY,SO(1) In 1MOBILITY a numeric search for a specific set of physical properties (/PHP) is available within the fields AB, BI, and TI. The
numeric values are not displayed as single fields, but highlighted within the hit displays. Use EXPAND/PHP to search for all available
physical properties. A search with the respective field codes will be carried out in all database fields with English text. The /PHP index
contains a complete list of codes and related text for all physical properties available for numeric search. See HELP NPS.
(2) Searching with implied (S) proximity is available in this field.
(3) Numeric search field that may be searched using numeric operators or ranges.

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Property Fields1)
In 1MOBILITY a numeric search for a specific set of physical properties (/PHP) is available within the text
fields (TI, AB, and BI). The numeric values are not displayed as single fields, but highlighted within the hit
displays.
Use EXPAND/PHP to search for all available physical properties. A search with the respective field codes will
be carried out in all database fields with English text. The /PHP index contains a complete list of codes andrelated text for all physical properties available for numeric search.
Field
Code

Property

Unit

Symbol

/AOS
/BIR
/BIT
/CAP
/CDN
/CMOL

Amount of substance
Bit Rate
Stored Information
Capacitance
Current Density
Molarity, Molar
Concentration
Conductance
DecibelDegreeDensity (MassConcentration
Dose Equivalent
DosageViscosity, dynamic
Electric Charge Density
Electric Charge
Electrical Conductivity
Electric Current
Electric Field
EnergyElectrical Resistivity
Force
Frequency
International Unit
Viscosity, kinematic
Length, Size

Mol
Bit/Second
Bit
Farad
Ampere/Square Meter
Mol/Liter

mol
bit/s
Bit
F
A/m2
mol/L

S 10 /AOS
S 330/BIR
S BIT > 3 MEGABIT
S 1-10 MF/CAPS CDN>10 A/M**2
S UREA/BI (S) 2/CMOL

Siemens
DecibelDegreeKilogram/Cubic Meter

S
dB
°
kg/m³

S 1S-3/CON
S DB>50
S CYLINDER/BI (S) 45/DEG
S ANTIBODY (S) 5E-3-10E-3/DEN

SievertMilligram/Kilogram
Pascal * Second
Coulomb/Square Meter
Coulomb
Siemens/Meter
AmpereVolt/Meter
Joule
Ohm * Meter
NewtonHertz
none
Square Meter/Second
Meter

Sv
mg/kg
Pa * s
C/m²
C
S/m
A
V/m
J
Ohm * m
N
Hz
IU
m2/s
m

Luminous Emittance,
IlluminanceLuminous Flux
Luminous Intensity
Mass
Mass to Charge Ratio
Magnetic Flux Density

Lux

lx

S 10-50/LUME

Lumen
CandelaKilogram
none
Tesla

Lm
cd
kg
m/z
T

S LUMF>1000
S LUMI<4
S ALLOY/BI (30A) 1E-10-1E-5/M
S MCH=100
S MFD>102

Mass Flow Rate

Kilogram/Second

kg/s

S MFR<0.1

Molar Mass
Molality of Substance
Melt Volume Rate,
Melt Flow Rate
Nutrition Content
Percent (Proportionality)
Permittivity, Absolute
pH Value

Gram/Mol
Mol/Kilogram
none

g/mol
mol/kgg/10 min

S 2000-3000 G/MOL/MM
S 01.-10 MOL/KG/MOLS
S 3/MVRnone
none
Farad/MeterpH

g/100 kcal
%
F/m
pH

S NUC<100 (P) NUTRIENTS POLYMER?/AB (5A) 4/PER
S DIELECTRIC/BI (S) 4- 4.1/PERA
S 7.4-7.6/PHV

/CON
/DB
/DEG
/DEN
/DEQ
/DOS
/DV
/ECD
/ECH
/ECO
/ELC
/ELF
/ENE
/ERE
/FOR
/FRE
/IU
/KV
/LEN (or
/SIZ)
/LUME
/LUMF
/LUMI
/M
/MCH
/MFD (or/MFS)/MFR (or
/MFL)
/MM
/MOLS
/MVR
/NUC
/PER
/PERA
/PHV

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Search Examples

S 2/DEQS DOS>0.8
S DV>5000
S 1 C/M**2 /ECD
S 2-3/ECHS ECO>800 S/M (5A) METAL
S 1-10/ELC
S 650-700/ELF
S TORQUE (5A) 20 - 30 /ENES ERE>2
S 50 N /FORS OSCILLAT?/BI (S) 1- 3/FRE
S IU>1000 (P) ANTIBIOTICS SILICON?/BI (5A) 10E-5 M**2/S /KV
S 1-4/LEN

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Property Fields (cont'd)
Field
Code
/POW

Property

Unit

Symbol

Power

Watt

W

/PRES
(or /P)
/RAD
/RES
/RSP
/SAR

Pressure

PascalPa

Radioactivity
Electrical Resistance
Rotational Speed
Area /Surface Area

Becquerel
Ohm
Revolution/Minute
Square Meter

Bq
Ohm
rpm
m²

/SOL
/STSC
/TCO
/TEMP
(or /T)/TIM/VEL (or
/V)
/VELA
/VLR
/VOL
/VOLT

Solubility
Surface Tension
Thermal Conductivity
Temperature

Gram/100 gram
Joule /Square Meter
Watt/Meter * Kelvin
Kelving/100 g
J/m²
W/m * K
K

Time
Velocity

SecondMeter per Secondsm/s

Velocity, angular
Volumetric Flow Rate
VolumeVoltage

Radian/Second
Cubic Meter/Second
Cubic Meter
Volt

rad/s
m³/s
m³
V

Search Examples
S LIGHT/BI (S) ENERGY/BI (S)350 WATT/POW
S (VACUUM (5A) DISTILL?)/BI (S)1000-1100/PRESS RAD/PHPS SENSOR /BI (S) 10- 100/RES
S 2-100/RSP (S) MACHINE/AB
S (COATING? OR FOIL?)/BI (S)
10-100/SAR
S SOL>20 (10W) WATER
S 60 J/M**2/STSC
S 1/TCO (S) HEAT?
S (REACTION? (10A) ENZYM?)(S) 5/TEMPS ?INCUB?/BI (10A) 10-50/TIM
S REDUC?/BI (S) 1E-3-5E-3/VELS VELA>10
S 1-2/VLR (5A) POWDER
S 1E-8-2E-8/VOL.EXS POTENTIAL (10A) 5E-3 V<VOLT<7E-3 V

1) Exponential format is recommended for the search of particularly high or low values, e.g. 1.8E+7 or 1.8E7 (for 18000000) or 9.2E-8(for 0.000000092).

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1MOBILITYDISPLAY and PRINT Formats
Any combination of display fields and formats may be used to display and print answers. Multiple codes must
be separated by commas or spaces, e.g., D L1 1-5 TI SO. The fields are displayed or printed in the orderrequested.
Hit-term highlighting is available for all displayable fields except AU, and CS. Highlighting must be ON during
SEARCH to use the HIT, KWIC, and OCC formats.
FormatContent

Examples

AB
AN
AU
CC
CR
CS
CT
CY
DN
DT (TC)ED
FA (1)FS
ISN (1)
JT (1)LA
MD (1)
ML (1)MT (1)MY (1)PB (1)PY (1)SO
TI
UP
WC.T (1)Abstract
Accession Number
AuthorClassification CodeCross Reference
Corporate Source
Controlled Term
Country of Publication
Document Number
Document Type
Entry Date
Field Availability
File Segment
International Standard (Document) (ISSN and ISBN) Number
Journal Title
Language
Meeting Date
Meeting Location
Meeting Title
Meeting Year
Publisher
Publication Year
SourceTitle
Update Date
Word Count, Title

D L4 1-4 ABS
D L1 3 AN
D AU 1,3-5
D CC 5-10
D 1-3,7,8 CR
D CS
D CT
D CY 1-5
D L1 DN 3
D 1,3,6 DT L5
D ED
D FA
D FS
D ISN 2
D L8 JT 1-3
D 1,4 LAD L1 MD
D ML
D MT L1 4
D MY
D PB
D PY
D SO
D TI 2
D UP
D WC.T

ABS
ALL
DALL
IALL
BIB
IBIB
IND
SCAN (2)
TRIAL (TRI,
SAM, SAMPLE,
FREE)

AB
AN, DN, CR, TI, AU, CS, SO, CY, DT, FS, LA, ED, AB, CC, CT
ALL, delimited for post processing.
ALL, indented with text labels
AN, DN, CR, TI, AU, CS, SO, CY, DT, FS, LA, ED (default)
BIB, indented with text labels
AN, CC, CT
TI, CC, CT (random display without answer number)
AN, TI, CC, CT

D 2,6 ABS
D L1 ALLD DALLD IALL 3
D BIB
D L4 IBIB 2 5
D IND L8D SCAND TRIAL

HIT
KWIC
OCC

Fields containing hit terms
Hit term with 50 words on either side (KeyWord-In-Context)
Fields that contain hit terms and number of times they occur

D HIT
D KWIC
D OCC(1) Custom display only.
(2) SCAN must be specified on the command line, i.e., D SCAN or DISPLAY SCAN.

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SELECT, ANALYZE, and SORT Fields
The SELECT command is used to create E-numbers or an L-number containing terms taken from thespecified field in an answer set.
The ANALYZE command is used to create an L-number containing terms taken from the specified field in ananswer set.
The SORT command is used to rearrange the search results in either alphabetic or numeric order of thespecified field(s).
Field Name
Abstract
Accession Number
AuthorClassification CodeControlled Term
Corporate Source
Country of Publication
Cross Reference
Document Number
Document Type
Entry Date
Field Availability
File Segment
International Standard Book Number
International Standard (Document) Number
International Standard Serial Number
Journal Title
Language
Meeting Date
Meeting Location
Meeting Title
Meeting Year
Occurrence Count of Hit Terms
Publisher
Publication Date
Publication Year
SourceUpdate Date
Title
Word Count, Title

Field Code
AB
AN
AU
CC
CT
CS
CY
CR
DN
DT (TC)
ED
FA
FS
ISBN
ISN
ISSN
JT
LA
MD
ML
MT
MY
OCC
PB
PD
PY
SO
UP
TI
WC.T

ANALYZE/
SELECT (1)

SORT

Y
Y
Y (2)
Y
Y
Y (2)
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y (3)
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y (4)
Y
Y (default)
Y

N
N
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y

(1) HIT may be used to restrict terms extracted to terms that match the search expression used to create the answer set, e.g., SEL HIT
TI.
(2) SELECT HIT and ANALYZE HIT are not valid with this field.
(3) Selects or analyzes ISSN and ISBN with /ISN appended to the terms created by SELECT.
(4) Selects ISSN and ISBN with /SO appended to the terms created by SELECT.

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Sample Records
DISPLAY ALL
AN
DN
TI
AU
SO

CY
DT
FS
LA
ED
AB

CC

2021:3707
1MOBILITY
21AVEP11_05
ADAS Over the Horizon
Brooke, Lindsay(1 Nov 2021)
ISSN: 2642-09022642-0910
Published by: SAE International, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA,
United States
United States
Journal; (Magazine Article)
SAE
EnglishEntered STN: 3 Dec 2021
Last updated on STN: 3 Dec 2021
Continental's new ADAS boss shines a lidar on next steps inautomated-driving technology.
Increasing data processing power, sensor fusion, the role of lidar,
artificial intelligence and SAE's six levels of driving automation are
key factors shaping the future direction of ADAS (advanced
driver-assistance systems), said Frank Petznick, the new head ofContinental's ADAS business unit. An electrical engineer and industry
veteran, Petznick is an expert in electronics and sensors who started
his career at Volkswagen and most recently served on Hella's Electronics
Executive Board. In an interview with SAE Media at the 2022 IAA in
Munich, he detailed the dynamics of ADAS development and how it aligns
with that of vehicle autonomy.
"ADAS technology is evolving very quickly," Petznick asserted.
Referencing the SAE J3016 standard, he described how automakers areenhancing Level 2 (the foundation of ADAS) to create their own
unofficial "Level 2 Plus-Plus-Plus - or as some Asian markets call it,
Level 2-99'," he said. Increasingly, OEMs there are "putting various[SAE] Level 3 functions under the umbrella of Level 2 ADAS because it
has different implications for the driver and for the automaker's
liability for whatever happens in the vehicle. Those OEMs are, in
effect, test driving' Level 3 functions while under the protection of
Level 2," Petznick explained. This helps them gain experience in their
Level 4 autonomous tech developments.
Automotive

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1MOBILITYDISPLAY BIB

AN
DN
TI

AU

CS

SO

CY
DT
FS
LA
ED

2022:2271
1MOBILITY
12-05-03-0022
A Receding Horizon Autopilot for the Two-Lane Highway AutomatedDriving Application through Synergy between the Robust Behavior
Planner and the Advanced Driver Assistance Features
Waghchoure, Mayur Rajendra(1); Patel, Jash Kiritbhai(2); Sanghai,
Nikunj(3); Kanoun, Sara(4); John, Reuben Thomas(5); Gupta, Gaurav(5);Deshpande, Bhargav Narsinha(5); Dorle, Aniruddha(6)(1)Driver Assisted Systems, Dorle Controls Pvt Ltd, India(2)University of Michigan-Dearborn, USA(3)University of California, USA(4)University Gustave Eiffel, France(5)Dorle Controls Pvt. Ltd., USA(6)Dorle Controls LLC, USA(25 Aug 2022), pp. 271
ISSN: 2574-0741
Published by: SAE International, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA,
United States
United States
JournalSAE
EnglishEntered STN: 5 Sep 2022
Last updated on STN: 4 Oct 2022

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