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Overview on ROAD ACCIDENT DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
R. SUDALAIKANNAN, IAS R SUDALAIKANNAN

Transport Commissioner, Chennai-5
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Road Accident Database Management System <Title of the Presentation> <Title of the Presentation>
Key Features
Customized Accident Report Form E h Exhaustive A l i F t ti Analysis Features Very detailed Reporting Module Query Builder Dash-Board for a quick view of data Automated E-mails upon Accident Reporting Home Page, Settings etc
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Benefits of RADMS application

Web based system Easy to deploy, easy to use GIS advantage Comprehensive/ flexible reporting capabilities Extensive interfacing capabilities Powerful analysis engine Customization options
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Requirements of good data collection systems

B kb Backbone of any road safety initiative f d f t i iti ti Provides invaluable information to the wide range of agencies
working in road safety
Four main elements a system to report and record crashes data storage and retrieval, a process of crash analysis, and a method for reporting and otherwise distributing road safety
information.
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Non Functional Features of the System.

S Security i Transactions Management Auditing Logging Concurrency
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Login
RADMS application is accessed through a web browser Access by user name and password Only authorized users can enter into the application
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Home
Home page is displayed when you successfully login into the
application
Shows the overview of the application at a glance Functionalities supported: Search and View accidents on the map View the accidents on the map using display options Perform analyses on searched accidents View the Monthly trend of accidents View the Latest updates Access My Shortcuts
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Accident Report Form (ARF)

A id R Accident Report F Form (ARF) i the f is h form which records the entire d il hi h d h i details
of an accident
The Accident Report module helps you do the following: Record details of an accident in the ARF Search for and view details of an accident Manage ARF(s) View Pending Reports Import and Export ARF(s)
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Record details of an accident

Accident details are captured in RADMS through the Accident Report
Form (ARF) screen
The ARF would be initially entered by the Police Department The details captured are grouped under the following categories: General Details L ti D t il Location Details Collision Details Vehicle Details Driver Details Passenger Details Pedestrian Details
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General Details
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ARF General Details contd..
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Vehicle Details
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Location Details
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Driver Details
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Search for and view list of accidents

The ARF can be searched using search/ filter criteria criteria. The details of an ARF can be viewed
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Manage ARF
Th entered ARFs can b modified b th respective The t d ARF be difi d by the ti

user to add further details of the ARFs
Th concerned authority should verify th correctness of The d th it h ld if the t f

the data
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Mailbox View
The Transport and Highways users can view the ARF to be filled The ARFs filled by Police can be updated with Transport and
Highways department details.
Transport department users can view all the ARFs filled by Police ARFs that are Fatal or involves casualty more than 5 can be
modified b Hi h difi d by Highway D Department user. t t
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Pendency Report
The authorities of the three department can view ARFs that are ARF s
pending.
The same can be intimated to the concerned user
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Import-Export ARF(s)
The ARF(s) and master data from the central server can be
retrieved into the RADMS Lite using Data Export.
The ARF(s) from RADMS Lite can be synchronized into the central
server using D t I i Data Import. t
Each RADMS Lite installation has a key that is used to identify the installations.
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Dashboard
View the trend of accidents across various parameters at a glance Easy to analyse and understand the location and cause of accidents Various graphs displayed Yearly Statistics of Accidents Graphs based on selected factors Monthly Distribution of Accidents District wise Distribution of Accidents Accidents distribution across factors
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Analysis
P Powerful analysis engine f l l i i Facilitates identification of the problems based on in-depth analyses
of accident data
Different analysis supported by RADMS: Grid Analysis Cluster Analysis Monitor Site Analysis Stick Analysis Safety Benefit Evaluation
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Grid Analysis
Analysis carried out on a
selected rectangular region
Selected region divided into

smaller grids of specified ll id f ifi d size
Grid colour indicates the

weightage of the grid according to the number of accidents of each severity
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Cluster Analysis
Analysis carried out on a
selected rectangular region.
Accidents lying within the

specified di t ifi d distance of each f h other grouped into clusters.
Cluster colour indicates the

weightage of the cluster according to the number of accidents of each severity inside each cluster cluster.
Analysis gives an idea of the

density and severity of accidents in the selected id t i th l t d area.
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Monitor Sites Analysis

Analysis done on regions
saved as monitor sites
Provides a visual
comparison of accident i f id t severity in the selected monitor sites.
Report and graph generated

showing effects of interventions taken in a region. region
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Monitor Sites Analysis Create Sites
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Corridor Analysis
S Searches and li h d lists all the ll h
accidents inside a selected predefined area and within the given date range.
Corridors can be created

and saved. d d
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Stick Analysis
P id a visuall Provides i
representation of accident parameters.
Stick refers to the selection

of accident parameters.
Facilitates identifying
accident pattern based on selected parameters parameters.
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Safety Benefit Evaluation

E t bli h safety goals b d Establish f t l based
on identified problems which are measurable, realistic and time specific
Analysis screen shows the

distribution of accidents based on contributory factor
Plan, monitor and evaluate

programmes f counter for t measures and associate costs and time lines.
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General Query Builder

F ili Facilitates querying of i f
accidents based upon accident parameters.
Easy formation of queries

combining different conditions. diti
Functionality to save queries

and run saved queries queries.
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General Query Builder

R l made available as Result d il bl
PDF, CSV, XML, DBF.
Summary report and Stick

Analysis can be performed on the result.
Result viewable on map.
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Reports
Reports can be used to publish facts for road safety personnel
so that they can get a clear picture of the safety situation and format solutions, for providing a better and safer environment for all road users.
Reports in RADMS are mainly classified as: p y Standard Reports Dynamic Reports Summary Reports IRC Reports
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Standard Report
A set of predefined reports which are widely used to analyse
accidents
There are 60+ predefined standard reports in RADMS classified

into different categories i t diff t t i
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Dynamic Report
RADMS h a d has dynamic reporting f i i feature that allows creation of h ll i f
unlimited user defined reports
The user will be able to create user defined reports by defining

the row and column parameters
The parameters can be selected from any of the ARF fields entered
The user can also save this report structure and use it later
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Dynamic Reports
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Summary Report
Generates a summary of all the accidents that are retrieved from
the system as a result of a search, query or an analysis.
Details of the accidents which should be included in the report

can b selected. be l t d
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IRC Report
A set of predefined reports which are widely used to analyse
accidents by the Indian Road Congress
There are 19 predefined IRC reports in RADMS classified into

different categories diff t t i
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Thank You
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Overview on ROAD ACCIDENT DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

R. SUDALAIKANNAN, IAS R SUDALAIKANNAN

Benefits of RADMS application

Requirements of good data collection systems

Non Functional Features of the System.

Accident Report Form (ARF)

Record details of an accident

ARF General Details contd..

Search for and view list of accidents

Th entered ARFs can b modified b th respective The t d ARF be difi d by the ti

Th concerned authority should verify th correctness of The d th it h ld if the t f

The same can be intimated to the concerned user

Selected region divided into

Grid colour indicates the

Accidents lying within the

Cluster colour indicates the

Analysis gives an idea of the

Monitor Sites Analysis

Report and graph generated

Monitor Sites Analysis Create Sites

Corridors can be created

Stick refers to the selection

Safety Benefit Evaluation

Analysis screen shows the

Plan, monitor and evaluate

General Query Builder

Easy formation of queries

Functionality to save queries

General Query Builder

Summary report and Stick

Result viewable on map.

There are 60+ predefined standard reports in RADMS classified

The user will be able to create user defined reports by defining

Details of the accidents which should be included in the report

There are 19 predefined IRC reports in RADMS classified into

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