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Internet of vehicles accident dashboard [2021]

Cheah, Samuel Tien Zhi

Abstract apply these technologies to the roads. The reason being, that roads are an important part of every lives, where cars use them 24/7. Being able to improve accident reporting helps the other road users and reduces congestion, while also providing adequate

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Profile of traffic incidents on Singapore's expressways [2009]

Lim, Eunice Zhi Ying.

Abstract . There are various causes for non-accident incidents. There are vehicle-related causes such as mechanical breakdown, punctured tyre; owner-related causes such as no petrol, unattended vehicle and other causes which may be caused by pedestrians, animals, trees

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Analysis of accident-induced congestion in Singapore [2022]

Setiawan, Giorgio Alexander

Abstract research that provide understanding in accident-induced congestion and hence, that is the aim of this paper.

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Pedestrian safety at junctions [2016]

Wee, Jing Ying

Abstract at junctions in Singapore in 2014. The characteristics of accidents analysed includes the type of vehicle, type of collision at the T-junction, as well as the reasons which resulted in an accident involving pedestrians.Data were collected from the Singapore

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Protection of cyclists [2017]

Xiao, Shunyu

Abstract such accidentsoccurred, data from Singapore Traffic Police Headquarters were carefully examined. It was found that70% of the accidents occurred at signalised junctions and slips roads. Up to 77% of the fatal accidentsinvolved elderly cyclists. Foreign

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Safety at road junctions [2015]

Ong, Jacqueline Jie Lin

Abstract accidents occur (Signalized or Non-signalized / T- or cross-junctions), the time of the day where fatal crashes peak and the type of collision that killed the road users. The data were first obtained from police reports which were documented in the Singapore

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Traffic accident analysis - factors contributing to motorcycle accidents in Singapore. [2006]

Lee, Rui Ling.; Fu, Anqi.; Xie, Xinni.

Abstract on the severity of motorcycle accidents in Singapore.

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Traffic accident reconstruction [2009]

Peng, Darren Yonghui.

Abstract happened and lead to the root cause of the accidents. The process of reconstruction may take weeks or even months for the Accident Reconstructionists to complete an accident reconstruction and it is greatly dependent on the complexity of the accident

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Epmus, cyclist emergency protection system. [2012]

Chan, Alvin Zhi Liang.

Abstract cyclists have lost their lives every year since 1998. In 2008, 585 cyclists were injured in road related accidents, the highest since 1996. Regardless of fault, the focus is directed towards improving the overall road conditions for cyclists

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A study to minimize 'A'-pillar blind spot in cars [2018]

Choo, Daryl Gavin Jun Yan

Abstract by the A-pillar gets bigger. With car population set to increase two times by 2040, accidents should also increase twice statistically. This study investigates the effect of the A-pillar blind spot and what can be done to reduce or eliminate the blind spots

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Relationship between highway geometric characteristics and accident risk: a multilayer perceptron model (MLP) approach [2023]

Yan, Jie; Zeng, Sheng; Tian, Bijiang; Cao, Yuanwen; Yang, Wenchen; Zhu, Feng

Abstract sectional geometries of the four highways in Chongqing were obtained by the above method, and the corresponding 36,439 traffic accidents which occurred from 2010 to 2016 were used as the research objects. The accident risk of the highway geometry

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Efficient digital traffic accident mapping [1990]

Koo, T. K.

Abstract This paper describes the design and development of one system born out of an attempt to produce a low cost, simple to use, photogrammetric-based three dimensional computer graphics visualization system for traffic accident mapping.

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Submarine Accidents in Asia: Preparing for the Worst [2009]

Wong, Kelvin

Abstract The proliferation of submarines in Asia’s relatively confined waters increases the risks of submarine accidents at sea. Many regional navies recognise this issue and are laying the necessary groundwork in case of disaster.

Abstract -scale simulation of gas leakage and explosion accidents in a hydrogen-doped natural gas station and aims to evaluate the impact of pipeline pressure and leakage direction on the accident consequences. Simulation results indicated that the high pipeline pressure led

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Accident severity levels and traffic signs interactions in state roads : a seemingly unrelated regression model in unbalanced panel data approach [2018]

Xu, Xuecai; Šarić, Željko; Zhu, Feng; Babić, Dario

Abstract This study intended to investigate the interactions between accident severity levels and traffic signs in state roads located in Croatia, and explore the correlation within accident severity levels and heterogeneity attributed to unobserved factors

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Time to think about nuclear energy [2014]

Kwa, Chong Guan

Abstract power plant is more than a national issue, as responding to any nuclear plant accident will involve the region. Singapore needs to prepare to engage in the emerging regional discussion on nuclear energy.

A computational study on the basis for a safe speed limit for bicycles on shared paths considering the severity of pedestrian head injuries in bicyclist-pedestrian collisions [2022]

Paudel, Milan; Yap, f*ck Fah; Rosli, Tantyana Binte Mohamed; Tan, Kai Hou; Xu, Hong; Vahdati, Nader; Butt, Haider; Shiryayev, Oleg

Abstract . Also, video analysis of simulated collisions has suggested that the accident mechanism depends on weight and height profiles (correlated with different age groups) and impact directions. Finally, recommendations have been proposed based on the study

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Households’ risk perception and behavioral responses to natech accidents [2017]

Yu, Junlei; Cruz, Ana Maria; Hokugo, Akihiko

Abstract and Tsunami, on 11 March 2011. The results indicate that some households carried out multiple evacuations and that households’ risk perceptions changed throughout the Natech accident evacuation process. Risk perception differed according to household location

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The application of Empirical Bayes approach for identifying and ranking hazardous junctions case study : Singapore signalized junctions [2010]

Kusumawati, Aine; Wong, Yiik Diew

Abstract , traffic, and junction geometric/environment data from 203 four-legged and 186 three-legged signalized junctions across western part of Singapore were collected. Accident prediction models were developed and safety of the junctions was estimated. After that

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Investigation into interactions between accident consequences and traffic signs : a Bayesian bivariate Tobit quantile regression approach [2018]

Xu, Xuecai; Šarić, Željko

Abstract This study intended to investigate the interactions between accident severity levels and traffic signs in state roads located in Croatia and explore the correlation between accident severity levels and heterogeneity attributed to unobserved factors

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Traffic safety at road junctions [2008]

Aine Kusumawati

Abstract the accident prediction models were used for safety estimation by means of the original empirical Bayes(EB)method and a modified empirical Bayes(MEB)method. Procedures for developing accident prediction models and safety estimation methods were established

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Accident studies at road junctions [2004]

Iwan Soemarjo Halim.

Abstract Examine the road safety situation at road junctions that involved developing statistical models of accident occurrence in relation to a set of junction geometric and control variables.

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Monitoring and tracking the police vehicle fleet for efficiency and safety [2002]

Chay, Kim Pang.

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Dissecting factors underlying human errors in taxiway and runway identification by airline pilots [2007]

Ong, Siaw Yann.

Abstract Prompted by the numerous incidents and accidents involving taxiway and runway identification errors, this study sets out to examine the taxiway and runway identification process for departing aircrafts by breaking the process down into its component

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Analysis and evaluation of maritime collision risk based on catastrophe theory [2018]

Chen, Tianyi

Abstract maritime risk level and improve maritime traffic safety are significant and meaningful.Nevertheless, few researches have drawn attentions to the development process ofmaritime traffic accident and the determination of the potential relevant factors

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Traffic safety at road junctions [2004]

Thu, Ya Chit.

Abstract Investigate traffic safety at road junctions, the frequency and characteristics of the accidents in relation to traffic flow, geometric layout and other factors.

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Issues and critical factors affecting the safety standard of the Singapore construction industry [2005]

Woo, Sze Ming.

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Study on the applicability of safety management system in rail project [1999]

Ching, Stanley Swee Leng.

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Traffic congestion modelling (in collaboration with BMW) [2016]

Khurana Dhriti

Abstract of historical traffic data. Theraw data sets of traffic volume, rainfall intensity and road incidents are extracted and analyzed.The aim of this work is to help avoid traffic jams and accidents by designing methods that canbuild the urban traffic

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The effectiveness of variable message signs [2018]

Zhu, Yuanzheng

Abstract during accident periods.

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Catalysis Today

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Li Zhi-Feng, Michael

Chang Jun Yan

Tan Boon Huan

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Tang Cheng Keat

Wong Yiik Diew

Wu Yuan

Luke Lu

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Name M4012076 RG118/1

Name M-RT3.1

Name AcRF Tier 1 (M4011782.070 RG4/17 and M4011993.070 RG7/18)

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Name M22L1b0110

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Name NE/M002934/1

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Name EP/M02833X/1

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Singapore-HUJ Alliance for Research and Enterprise NEW-CREATE Phase II Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE) 1 CREATE Way Singapore 138602, Singapore

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Thales Solutions Asia

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NTU Innovation Center

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