road network safety management
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Professor P. Colonna presented the paper titled «Road Network
Safety Management» during the conference «Summer School SIIV
2012, Theoretical principles and practical application in the
framework of the European Directive 2008/96/CE» held on 24-28
September 2012 in Catania, Italy through the following slides.
Il Prof. P. Colonna ha presentato la pubblicazione «Road Network
Safety Management» durante la conferenza «Summer School SIIV
2012, Theoretical principles and practical application in the
framework of the European Directive 2008/96/CE» tenuta nei giorni
24-28 Settembre 2012 a Catania attraverso l’esposizione delle
seguenti slide.
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SUMMER SCHOOL SIIV 2012 Road Safety Management
Road Network Safety Management
Practical Application and Research Needs
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Polytechnic University of Bari DICATECh prof. Pasquale Colonna
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These working hypotheses are correct?
In particular:
upgrading of road infrastructure project:
• significantly increases the level of road safety?
• represents the priority actions to be implemented for road safety?
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Working Hypothesis of the Directive
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Critical Considerations
• In this thriller we must seek the guilty, the murderess. Where the clues lead us? towards the control systems and user behavior
• But in the case of the roads to reduce accident rates where we focus? On the Design of the Route! >>> Is it reasonable?
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Margins of decision of different transport systems Mode Accident Rate
Design of the Route
Control Systems
User Behavior
xxxxxx xx xx Railroad xxx
xxxxxxxxx xx xx Airway x
xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx Road xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Critical Considerations • Importance of Control Systems
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
The increased risk of road system is due to the different behavior (degrees of freedom) of the different users.
The possible degrees of freedom are the speed and the position in the cross section
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
The Behavior of Non-Habitual User can be very different from that of Habitual User
The behavior characteristics of Non-Habitual User are quite independent of the type of risk
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
External risk: risk not known by the driver or not foreseeable in the specific circumstances of time and place. The other risks are defined Internal Risks.
The Behavior is different if the User encounters an External or Internal Risk
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
But when the Behavior Compensation is impossible?
Certainly only if the driver doesn’t knows the risk or is not able to predict it and therefore only if the Risk is an External Risks.
Instead the behavior compensation can occur if the risk is an Internal Risk.
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
the countermeasure is effective if
a) it does not internalize the risk
or
b) it internalizes the risk without inducing compensation at the level of speed and trajectory
Further clues (round table on Friday)
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Critical Considerations
• User Behavior
Really the possible degrees of freedom are the speed and the position in the cross section?
Really the Behavior of Non-Habitual User can be very different from that of Habitual User?
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Critical Considerations
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A group of users has been subjected by Polytechnic
University of Bari to a driving test of a circuit of known
geometry on board of a vehicle instrumented with
high precision GPS.
Were processed data relating to speed and trajectory.
Were analyzed the data of drivers as a function of the
geometry and the number of laps already paths.
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RETTIFILO 1 : Larghezza 19,5 metri START
RETTIFILO 2 : Larghezza 8 metri
Canaletta prefabbricata semicircolare Ø 50 cm
R = 25.00 m
8.10 m
R. int. = 27.60 m 12.00 m
R=
19.5
0 m
30°
120°
30°
19.07 m
95.86 m
19.07 m
134.00 m
19.5
0 m
19.5
0 m
31.0
0 m
8.00
m
R = 19.50 m
R =
27.60 m
12.00 m
8.00 m
30°
120°
30°
Asse simmetria pista
- 0.60
- 0.90
- 1.00
- 0.82
- 0.72
- 0.60
- 0.60
- 0.90
- 1.00
- 0.82
- 0.72
- 0.60
- 0.50
- 0.90
8.00
m
- 1.00
- 0.60
Canaletta prefabbricata
semicircolare Ø 50cm
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IG
GE
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C
C
A
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Descrizione generale - il circuito
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Descrizione generale - il circuito
Canaletta prefabbricata semicircolare Ø 50 cm
R = 25.00 m
8.10 m
R. int. = 27.60 m 12.00 m
R=
19.5
0 m
30°
120°
30°
19.07 m
95.86 m
19.07 m
134.00 m
19.5
0 m
19.5
0 m
31.0
0 m
8.00
m
R = 19.50 m
R =
27.60 m
12.00 m
8.00 m
30°
120°
30°
Asse simmetria pista
- 0.60
- 0.90
- 1.00
- 0.82
- 0.72
- 0.60
- 0.60
- 0.90
- 1.00
- 0.82
- 0.72
- 0.60
- 0.50
- 0.90
8.00
m
- 1.00
- 0.60
Canaletta prefabbricata
semicircolare Ø 50cm
I
IG
GE
E
C
C
A
A
A
A
C
C
E
E
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G
I
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Critical Considerations
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In general the speed of the drivers is increased
with the number of laps completed.
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Critical Considerations
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In general the variance of the speed of the drivers
is increased with the number of laps completed.
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The average displacement of the trajectories depends on the speed: there is a particular value of the speed for which the displacement is minimal (optimum of feeling).
R² = 0,8238
0,0300
0,0350
0,0400
0,0450
0,0500
0,0550
0,0600
0,0650
0,0700
0,0750
0,0800
]10 ; 15] ]15 ; 20] ]20 ; 25] ]25 ; 30] ]30 ; 35] ]35 ; 40] ]40 ; 45] ]45 ; 50] ]50 ; 55] ]55 ; 60]
Km/h
R1
AGGRESSIVENESS
Critical Considerations
LESS CONCENTRATION
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For lower speeds (distracted user) the displacement is smaller and for higher speeds (aggressives user) the speed is higher.
R² = 0,8238
0,0300
0,0350
0,0400
0,0450
0,0500
0,0550
0,0600
0,0650
0,0700
0,0750
0,0800
]10 ; 15] ]15 ; 20] ]20 ; 25] ]25 ; 30] ]30 ; 35] ]35 ; 40] ]40 ; 45] ]45 ; 50] ]50 ; 55] ]55 ; 60]
Km/h
R1
LESS CONCENTRATION AGGRESSIVENESS
Critical Considerations
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Critical Considerations
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Type of Risk Component Countermeasures Behavior Compensation
Probability Engineering on Board
External Safety Tools on Passengers No
Intensity on Road
Medical Efficiency
Probability
Internal Yes
Intensity
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A possible new interpretation on WHY road accidents happen
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Thank you very much to all partecipant to Catania 2012 SIIV Summer School for stimulating exchange of ideas
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