Identifying dangerous intersections with help of new computer simulation

Monday, September 12, 2011 - 20:30 in Mathematics & Economics

Researchers have developed SAFEPED, a computer simulation that integrates robots and driver statistics to identify traffic "black spots" and allows traffic planners to analyze and fix dangerous intersections. Based on a theory of human cognition, SAFEPED is far more true-to-life than other computer traffic models.

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