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RoadSafety

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RoadSafety

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Road safety is characterized, based on the vision zero, as the absence of fatalities or severe injuries when people move on roads (including sidewalks).

Data is needed to measure safety itself, e.g., based on crashes, and on factors associated with crashes, which can be related to users, vehicles and infrastructure, as well as some elements of the larger environment such as the weather.

Safety can also be measured proactively using [[Surrogate_Measures_of_Safety|surrogate measures of safety]].

== Data Sources==

Public or semi-public data sources, see the [https://bellingcat.gitbook.io/toolkit open source intelligence community].

Data for safety diagnosis often needs to be extracted from the raw data, e.g., images, through various methods including recent advances in AI (computer vision) methods.

TODO: upload sketch of data sources.

== Analysis ==

Statistical and AI methods.

Accueil

NicolasSaunier — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 16:53:46 GMT

‎Research / Recherche

SeminaireGroupe

NicolasSaunier — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 17:16:13 GMT

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 ** [[BikeLab|Bike laboratory to collect traffic and infrastructure data]]
 ** [[StreetEvaluationFramework|Framework to evaluate the functions and impacts of streets]]
-** [[Surrogate_Measures_of_Safety|Surrogate Measures of Safety]]
+** [[RoadSafety|Road Safety]] and [[Surrogate_Measures_of_Safety|Surrogate Measures of Safety]]
 ** [[VideoTracking|Video-based transportation data collection]]
 ** [[TrajectoryManagement|Trajectory Management and Analysis]]

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 * 2026
 ** 03/03/26: research presentation by Wang Luo, visiting PhD student from Central South University
 ** 16/01/26: Nicolas Rodwell Bent presented on Traffic Modelling Visualization techniques