Friday, September 12, 2008
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Arrangement
This is just a reminding for you.
I changed
main frame of this blog from 660pix to 800pix,
posting frame from 410pix to 600pix, and
side frame from 220pix to 200pix.
Because images of my posting were not shown enough, the corrent frame size is probabry enable to see perfectly.
thanks
Accident and Injury database glossary
Accident and injury database glossary
A glossary of the data variables collected in both the report Fatal data methodology development and the report In-depth accident causation data study methodology development is of use to anyone who wishes to develop their own In-depth Study. Apart from this, it may be of use to the eSafety and Road Infrastructure communities for technological developments. Also, the vehicle manufacturing industry and OEMs might find it useful.
The Database Glossary offers data variables collected on four levels:
- Accident level;
- Vehicle level;
- Roadway level and
- Road user level.
Road accident investigation
Road accident investigation
There is a wide range of accident investigation procedures and protocols in place across
The report 'Recommendations for Transparent and Independent Road Accident Investigation' aims to address this by presenting a set of recommendations for transparent and independent accident investigation processes. These recommendations were derived from a thorough review of a range of accident investigation procedures, and from discussing a set of draft recommendations in a special European workshop. A special case of road safety accident investigation is major accident investigation. The report 'Recommendations for Transparent and Independent Road Accident Investigation' also discusses the extra considerations for this particular type of investigation.
The Accident and Injury Database Glossary offers data variables collected in both the report Fatal data methodology development and the report In-depth accident causation data study methodology development.
Performance indicator statistics
Performance indicator statistics
One of the macroscopic road safety related areas that SafetyNet focuses on concerns Safety Performance Indicators (SPI). Such variables indicate road safety by looking at the operational state of the road traffic system.
In an iterative manner, the SafetyNet SPI team has developed theoretically sound, yet practically feasible indicators, and has obtained the relevant data - or information about their availability - from the 27 cooperating countries. The SPI Country Profiles Report 2006 presents, for each country studied, the relevant available data that is relevant for the calculation of Safety Performance Indicators.
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