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Structural road accident models : the international DRAG family
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ISBN: 0080430619 9780080518015 Year: 2000 Publisher: Oxford Pergamon

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Structural road accident models
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ISBN: 0080430619 9780080518015 9786611053932 008051801X 1281053937 0585474427 9780585474427 Year: 2000 Publisher: New York Pergamon

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DRAG (from un modele de la Demande Routiere, des Accidents et leur Gravite) is a complex computer model that simulates accident propensities under detailed conditions. The DRAG approach constitutes the largest road accident modelling effort ever undertaken. Gaudry is the creator and developer of DRAG and this work explains its nature, purpose and value. Such a model, which explains accidents for a whole region, province or country, has advantages in answering many questions asked about accidents (such as the role of the economic cycle, weather, prices, insurance etc.) that other models fail to


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Traffic and Granular Flow ’07
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ISBN: 9783540770749 Year: 2009 Publisher: Berlin, Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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Traffic and Granular Flow '07
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ISBN: 9783540770749 Year: 2009 Publisher: Berlin Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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This book covers several research fields, all of which deal with transport. Three main topics are treated: road traffic, granular matter, and biological transport. Different points of view, i.e. modelling, simulations, experiments, and phenomenological observations, are considered. Sub-topics include: highway or urban vehicular traffic (dynamics of traffic, macro/micro modelling, measurements, data analysis, security issues, psychological issues), pedestrian traffic, animal traffic (e.g. social insects), collective motion in biological systems (molecular motors...), granular flow (dense flows, intermittent flows, solid/liquid transition, jamming, force networks, fluid and solid friction), networks (biological networks, urban traffic, the internet, vulnerability of networks, optimal transport networks) and cellular automata applied to the various aforementioned fields.

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