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Cheol-Eung Lee and Sang Ug Kim
Several natural disasters occur because of torrential rainfalls. The change in global climate most likely increases the occurrences of such downpours. Hence, it is necessary to investigate the characteristics of the torrential rainfall events in order to...
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Jirí Ambros, Pavel Havránek, Veronika Valentová, Zuzana Krivánková, Radim Striegler
Pág. 4209 - 4217
The study objective is to compare three approaches to identification of hazardous road locations: (1) Traditional reactive accident-based approach, resulting in identification of accident black spots; (2) State-of-the-art empirical Bayes method using acc...
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A. Borsos, S. Cafiso, C. D?Agostino, D. Miletics
Pág. 2148 - 2157
Black spot ranking is an important tool for finding the sites with potential safety improvement on the road network. The EU Directive on Road Infrastructure Safety Management also demands the ranking of high accident concentration sites. This paper gives...
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Jirí Ambros, Jirí Sedoník
Pág. 2054 - 2063
Network safety ranking (or hotspot identification) is conducted in order to identify hazardous road locations and develop a priority list for application of effective safety treatments. In this process empirical Bayes approach, using accident prediction ...
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Chris Jurewicz, Rita Excel
Pág. 2101 - 2110
Australia experiences many similar strategic road safety challenges as most European countries. These include the objective to strongly reduce fatalities and serious injuries, budgetary constraint requiring prioritisation of road investment, and the grow...
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