Accident Models of Circular Intersection by Cause Using ZAM

Finding intersection models: From chordal to Helly circular-arc graphs

Every chordal graph G admits a representation as the intersection graph of a family of subtrees of a tree. A classic way of finding such an intersection model is to look for a maximum spanning tree of the valuated clique graph of G. Similar techniques have been applied to find intersection models of chordal graph subclasses as interval graphs and path graphs. In this work, we extend those metho...

NEGATIVE BINOMIAL ANALYSIS OF INTERSECTION-AcCIDENT FREQUENCIES

Traffic accidents at urban intersections result in a huge cost to society in tenns of death, injury, lost productivity, and property damage. Unfortunately, the elements that effect the frequency of intersection accidents are not well understood and, as a result, it is difficult to predict the effectiveness of specific intersection improvements that are aimed at reducing accident frequency. Usin...

an investigation into translation of cultural concepts by beginner and advance student using think – aloud protocols

this research aims at answering the questions about translation problems and strategies applied by translators when translating cultural concepts. in order to address this issue, qualitative and quantitative study were conducted on two groups of subjects at imam reza international university of mashhad. these two groups were assigned as beginner and advanced translation students (10 students). ...

Benadryl, a contributing cause of an accident.

Analysis of intersection accidents - An accident causation and prevention perspective

Analyses of intersection accidents have shown that in most cases drivers failed to notice other traffic participants who had the right of way at that time. In-depth surveys have found that improper attention allocation by drivers could be among the main reasons for this kind of driver error. As this cannot be examined in accident situations easily, the aim of a first study was to better underst...