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- A regression model was created
- Dependent Variable – A crash occurring within 50 miles of a weather
station during a particular hour.
- Independent Variables
- Temperature (Air, Road and Dew Point)
- Precipitation Types
- Precipitation Intensities
- Visibility
- Wind Speed (Average and Gust)
- Atmospheric Pressure
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- First cut: What variables are
significant?
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- The regression model implies linear effects, but…
- Temperature changes may have greater effects around freezing
- What is the critical visibility level?
- Road temperatures are critical around freezing
- What about correlations between some of the variables?
- Back to the raw data
- Where are the tipping points above or below which the regression
modeling may be effective?
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- About 20% of the hours observed around the 4 stations had a crash
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- Precipitation Rate and Visibility
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- Wind Speed (average and gust)
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- A set of regression models applied under specific conditions.
- Allows for evaluating continuous variables for regions of interest
- Evaluated subsets of data where crash risk was greater than 20% for all
levels of other variables shown to be significant
- i.e. the effect of dew pt, visibility, wind speed when air temperature
is < 0 deg C.
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- For each path on the tree, a regression model was created as done
originally.
- The exponential of the parameter estimate multiplied by the variable
value yields the odds of a crash
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- OpenStreetMap (OSM) data were loaded into a database to comprise the
road network
- Length or travel time the typical cost of a road segment
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- Interpolate weather data for the road network using inverse distance
weighting (IDW)
- IDW not the most rigorous spatial interpolation method, but best choice
with only 4 CLARUS stations
- Inverse distance weights, calculated from road segment centroid, stored
in the database for each road segment
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- Classical shortest time problem, but with crash risk considered as part
of the cost
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- Apache server programmed in with the framework
(and RESTful and AJAX-compliant)
- Client application written in Javascript using GeoExt (ExtJS); web
mapping powered by OpenLayers
- Routing data sent in Javascript Object Notation (JSON)
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