Road safety analysis using multi criteria approach: A case study in India

Kanuganti, Shalini; Agarwala, Ruchika; Dutta, Bhupali; Bhanegaonkar, Pooja N.; Singh, Ajit Pratap; Sarkar, Anish

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2017.05.299

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“…Kanuganti dkk., 2017 [24] road geometric characteristics, shoulder characteristics, pavement conditions, traffic, signal and marking 6.…”

Section: A Phase I: Determination Of Risk Factors For Road Infrastrumentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Sadeghpour and Mohammadi, 2018 [25] overtaking, road alignment, road junctions, consistency, roadside The difference between those studies and this study lies in the use of road factors. This study employed factors similar to Agarwal et al [20] and Kanuganti et al [24] which focused on road infrastructure factors. However, this study made several modifications to meet the objectives and scope of this study.…”

Section: A Phase I: Determination Of Risk Factors For Road Infrastrumentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Several studies on weighting the factors causing traffic accidents using the AHP method have been previously conducted by Pirdavani et al [21], Habibian et al [22], Najib et al [23], Agarwal et al [20], Kanuganti et al [24], Sadegpour and Mohammadi [25]. The main difference between this study and those studies is elements of the risk of traffic accidents used.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Weighting of Risk Factors for Road Infrastructure Accidents Using Analytic Hierarchy Process Method

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Priyanto

Suparma

2019

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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There were 100,106 cases of traffic accidents that occurred in Indonesia in 2013, in which 26,416 people died, 28,438 people were seriously injured, and 110,448 people were mildly injured. Road infrastructure is one of the components of traffic safety. If it is not planned, designed, built and maintained properly, conditions such as poor geometry, damaged and unmaintained pavement surfaces can cause traffic accidents. Understanding of risk factors for road infrastructure accident and weighting of factors are an important step in increasing traffic safety. In addition, limited data on accidents in Indonesia also pose an obstacle in evaluating accidents. This study aims to weight risk factors for road infrastructure accident without accident data using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method. 40 respondents consisting of academics, practitioners, and stakeholders participated in filling out questionnaires on assessing risk factors for road infrastructure accident. The weighting results using AHP indicated that the priority ranking of accident risks from the largest to the smallest were road surface conditions, geometric conditions, road equipment, roadside hazard and road complementary buildings respectively. This study was limited to two-way, two-lane undivided urban road (4/2 UD) on straight and flat segments. Other segments and types of roads needs to be used because different types of roads have different risk factors and weights. The AHP method was used at the weighting phase without the process of assessing the existing road infrastructure.

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“…Kanuganti dkk., 2017 [24] road geometric characteristics, shoulder characteristics, pavement conditions, traffic, signal and marking 6.…”

Section: A Phase I: Determination Of Risk Factors For Road Infrastrumentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: A Phase I: Determination Of Risk Factors For Road Infrastrumentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Weighting of Risk Factors for Road Infrastructure Accidents Using Analytic Hierarchy Process Method

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Priyanto

Suparma

2019

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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“…In order to systematize complex problems in an unknown situation, AHP was carried out in a pairwise comparison matrix of diverse alternatives with respect to different criteria using an absolute scale in a hierarchical structure and facilitated a qualitative decision support tool for multidimensional complications [8]. Despite its popularity, AHP does not include vagueness to effectively deal with the uncertainty and imprecision dependency of the decision maker's perception of the crisp values [9]. Such inconveniences have been addressed by using a fuzzy logic approach.…”

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Health Symptom Checking System for Elderly People Using Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process

Huang

Basanta

Kuo

et al. 2018

ASI

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The ever-escalating rise in numbers of the aging population has preempted a revolutionary change in the healthcare sector and serves as a major counterpoint to modern life in the 21st century. Increasing demand being placed on the health sector is almost certainly an inevitable process. However, providing appropriate healthcare services is requisite for senior citizens who suffer from various health issues and conditions. To minimize these health risks, we derived an intuitive technique for determining the incongruity of health symptoms by using a symptom checker, which is embedded into a versatile mobile app named Help-to-You (H2U). The designed app helps the users and carers to determine and identify conceivable reasons for elderly ailments and to assist users in deciding when to counsel a health practitioner. The intention of this empirical study was to further analyze and foresee certain variations of infections based on the symptoms accounted for by the patient. The recommended solution consolidated conceptual design with multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) technique and an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) with fuzzy weights to deal with the uncertainty of imprecision and ambiguity resulting from various disease factors. Experimental results verified the effectiveness of the proposed model, subsequently providing a variety of life assistance services.

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“…There are several studies which evaluated driver behavior criteria affecting road safety. However, some of these studies applied multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) methods for road safety analysis Chen et al, 2015;Kanuganti et al, 2017;Fancello et al, 2018;Haghighat, 2011). The ANP approach was proposed by Saaty as a generalization approach to dependence and feedback of the well-known Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP).…”

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Estimation of Drivers’ Behavior Criteria Affecting Road Safety by the Analytic Hierarchy Process Applications

Farooq¹,

Moslem²,

Tufai³

2019

IJTTE

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Driver behavior has been found one of the most influential factors on road safety. Driver behavior identification is key to solve road safety issues related to driver behavior. This study aims to identify and quantify the significant driver behavior factors affecting road safety by using Analytic Network Process applications. The driver behavior dataset is collected from a self-reported questionnaire survey from novice and experienced drivers. The ANP pairwise comparison results are utilized to rank the driver behavior factors based on normalized weights. The ANP results showed that "driving without alcohol use" was the most significant driver behavior criteria for both groups. For experienced drivers, the lowest rank observed driver behavior criteria is "maintain safe gap between vehicles". While for novice drivers the lowest rank observed driver behavior criteria is "use personal intelligent assistant". Furthermore, the Analytic network process (ANP) model found that most of driver behavior factors are interrelated based on driver groups responses. Finally, the Kendall's rank correlation is applied to estimate the concordant degree between evaluator groups. The results evaluated that there is a medium correlation between the driver groups but not a perfect agreement. The study results can help traffic safety authorities to focus on significant driver behavior criteria to solve road issues.

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Road safety analysis using multi criteria approach: A case study in India

Cited by 32 publications

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The Weighting of Risk Factors for Road Infrastructure Accidents Using Analytic Hierarchy Process Method

The Weighting of Risk Factors for Road Infrastructure Accidents Using Analytic Hierarchy Process Method

Health Symptom Checking System for Elderly People Using Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process

Estimation of Drivers’ Behavior Criteria Affecting Road Safety by the Analytic Hierarchy Process Applications

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