[HTML][HTML] Classification of truck-involved crash severity: Dealing with missing, imbalanced, and high dimensional safety data
While the cost of road traffic fatalities in the US surpasses $240 billion a year, the availability
of high-resolution datasets allows meticulous investigation of the contributing factors to …
of high-resolution datasets allows meticulous investigation of the contributing factors to …
[HTML][HTML] Comparative Analysis of Parametric and Non-Parametric Data-Driven Models to Predict Road Crash Severity among Elderly Drivers Using Synthetic …
As the global elderly population continues to rise, the risk of severe crashes among elderly
drivers has become a pressing concern. This study presents a comprehensive examination …
drivers has become a pressing concern. This study presents a comprehensive examination …
[HTML][HTML] Analysis of injury severity of work zone truck-involved crashes in South Carolina for interstates and non-interstates
This study investigates factors contributing to the injury severity of truck-involved work zones
crashes in South Carolina (SC). The outcome of interest is injury or property damage only …
crashes in South Carolina (SC). The outcome of interest is injury or property damage only …
Assessing the effects of geometry and non-geometry related factors in work-zone crashes
M Islam - Traffic injury prevention, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Objective Work zones are unique in geometry and traffic management, utilizing special traffic
signs, standard channelizing devices, appropriate barriers, and pavement markings. These …
signs, standard channelizing devices, appropriate barriers, and pavement markings. These …
Conflict-based real-time road safety analysis: sensitivity to data collection duration and its implications for model resilience
Conflict-based approaches to real-time road safety analysis can provide several benefits
over traditional crash-based models. In particular, as traffic conflicts are much more frequent …
over traditional crash-based models. In particular, as traffic conflicts are much more frequent …