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  • Traffic Safety Engineering
  • Data Science
  • Urban Planning

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  • Road traffic accidents and fatalities remain a persistent issue, necessitating proactive safety measures.
  • Current traffic safety systems often rely on historical data, limiting their ability to prevent accidents in real-time.
  • Protecting vulnerable road users (VRUs) requires advanced methods to analyze and predict accident risks.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a proactive framework for analyzing potential pedestrian risk using multi-dimensional online analytical processing (OLAP).
  • To enable decision-makers to understand and visualize vehicle-pedestrian interactions for improved safety.
  • To develop a system that moves beyond post-facto analysis to pre-emptive accident prevention.

Main Methods:

  • Collected behavioral features of vehicles and pedestrians from CCTV footage at urban crosswalks.
  • Accumulated data in a data warehouse to construct a multi-dimensional data cube model.
  • Utilized OLAP operations for comprehensive, multi-perspective analysis of traffic interactions.

Main Results:

  • Identified critical vehicle movement patterns before crosswalk entry and speed changes near pedestrians.
  • Demonstrated the system's ability to analyze interactions across varying abstraction levels.
  • Validated the framework's feasibility and applicability in real-world crosswalks in Osan city, South Korea.

Conclusions:

  • The SafetyCube framework provides valuable insights into vehicle-pedestrian dynamics for proactive risk assessment.
  • Decision-makers can leverage visualized interactions to enhance road safety and improve urban environments.
  • The system offers a significant advancement over traditional, reactive traffic safety approaches.