Roadside safety : a knowledge-based system for alternative configurations of fixed roadside objects.

Author(s)
Ramache, A.
Year
Abstract

Every time vehicles leave the road they are likely to collide with fixed roadside objects, such as lighting columns, signposts, etc. Traffic and highway engineers have always been faced with the difficult task of making important decisions regarding the selection and implementation of roadside safety improvements. To facilitate their decisions, a knowledge-based system has been developed. This paper describes the knowledge-based system which constitutes a significant extension of an existing model and uses system safety methodology. A fault tree depicting the process behind any single vehicle roadside accident has been implemented in a prototype program written in Prolog, which has since been refined.

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C 1186 (In: C 1173) /82 / IRRD 841231
Source

In: OECD Workshop on knowledge-based expert systems in transportation, Espoo, Finland, 26-28 June, 1990, Volume 1, p. 249-263, 12 ref.

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