Road Safety on Four Continents Program - VTI

Session 5 Session 6Session 729 March09.30-11.00ModellingChairman:Geert Wets,IMOB - Hasselt University, BelgiumModelling the <strong>Safety</strong> of IntersectionsDr Majid Sarvi, Department of CivilEngineering, Monash University,AustraliaGRSI-Beijing Project of ImprovingVRU’s <strong>Safety</strong> at JunctionsYanyan ChenBeijing University of TechnologyChinaMeasuring The Risk of <strong>Road</strong>CrashesAline Chouinard, Transport Canada,CanadaBringing Structure into <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong>Evaluation: A Hierarchy of IndicatorsTom Brijs, IMOB - Hasselt,University, Belgium<strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Evaluation and TargetSetting using Data EnvelopmentAnalysisTom Brijs, IMOB - Hasselt,University, BelgiumEvaluation of Methods for Pedestrian<strong>Safety</strong> Improvement on Left-TurningVehicles MovementHassan ZoghiIslamic Azad University, KarajBranch, TehranIranOnly published in proceedings:Multilevel Data in Traffic <strong>Safety</strong>: a5xST-level HierarchyHelai Huang, University of CentralFlorida, USA09.30-11.00Crash Recording Systemsand <strong>Safety</strong> Auditing IChairman:Wahid Ali AL-Kharuzi, OmanEvaluation of <strong>Road</strong> Traffic Accidentsin Germany - Need of Data andAnalysisSabine Degener, Unfallforschungder Versicherer, Germany<strong>Road</strong> Crash and Victim InformationSystemPanhavuth SEM, HandicapInternational Belgium, CambodiaA Data Quality Case Study for TurkishHighway Accident Data SetsOmur Kaygisiz,General Directorateof Security, Traffic Research Center,TurkeyAssessment of Crash DatabaseSystem of United Arab EmiratesMd. Bayzid Khan, United ArabEmirates University, United ArabEmiratesCharacteristics of Injury Crashes inDubai UAEMostapha Al-Dah, ESRI, LoughboroughUniversity, UK09.30-11.00Distraction, fatigue, alcoholand drugs related adverseeffects on drivingChairman:Rune Elvik, Institute of TransportEconomics, NorwayAn examination of the effects ofcontinuous positive airway pressure(CPAP) treatment on the drivingperformance of patients sufferingfrom sleep apnoeaAikaterini Touliou, Centre forResearch and Technology Hellas(CERTH)/ Hellenic Institute ofTransport (HIT), GreeceDrinking and Driving Project inGuangxiAnn Yuan, GRSP, ChinaDrug Users Perceptions of DrugDriving Post the Introduction ofRandom <strong>Road</strong>side Drug Testing inMelbourne, VictoriaLaura Ann Wilson, MonashUniversity, AustraliaDrink-driving with Heavy Vehicles inNorway, Prevalence, Accident Riskand CountermeasuresTerje Assum, TOI -Institute ofTransport Economics, Norway<strong>Safety</strong> Issues of Drowsy/FatigueDriving and CountermeasureMitigationProf. Azim Eskandarian, Center forIntelligent Systems Research (CISR),The George Washington University,USACoffee 11.00-11.30