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Collision Diagram Roadway Layout Module (Item# A-17)

 

Figure A-17A: Collision Diagram Roadway Layout Module Sample Output

 

Features:

·         AIMS can generate a roadway layout map from your centerline GIS map, or we can use your layout map.

·         You can plot both intersection and mid-block collision diagrams directly on a map with roadway layout.

·         Mid-block collisions are plotted at locations relative to the distances or mileposts. Intersection collisions are plotted at the intersection.

·         To plot them, you can select locations from the map, from a list, or type the locations out.

·         You can select locations from the map by drawing one or more areas of any shapes on the map.

·         You can zoom-in to see the collision diagram in detail. You can zoom out to see the roadway layout of the surrounding areas.

·         Figure A-17A is a zoom-out view. It shows the roadway layout of the surrounding areas. The collision diagrams may appear as dots and lines in this view.

·         The collision diagrams are sharp and clear when you zoom-in, because they are plotted in vector format.

·         You can zoom-in more between locations A and B to see more details of the collisions, as shown in Figure A-17B.

·         Figure A-17C is a zoom-in view at intersection A. It shows a typical intersection collision diagram.

·         Figure A-17D is a zoom-in view around location B. It shows a typical mid-block collision diagram.

·         Figure A-17E plots collisions at intersection A only. It shows a more zoom-out view of intersection A than that of Figure A-17C. It shows more roadway layout of the surrounding than that of Figure A-17C. (Note: Figure A-17C and Figure A-17E show the same intersection, however, Figure A-17C has more zoom-in level than Figure 17A-E.)

·         You can plot collision diagrams for up to a hundred intersections and mid-block locations.

·         You can label each collision with any or all of the following: date, time, day of week, weather, pavement condition, accident identification number, vehicle travel directions and collision type. (The label will look like Figure A-02 in Collision Diagram Module.)

·         If you order the Accident Report Image Module (Item A-11), when you click a plotted symbol, AIMS will display the scanned accident report image corresponding to the plotted symbol (see Figure A-11A).


 

Figure A-17B: Mid-Block Collision Diagrams With Roadway Layout (Zoom-in View Between A and B of

Figure A-17A)


Figure A-17C: Intersection Collision Diagram With Roadway Layout (Zoom-in View of Location A in Figure A-17A)

 

Figure A-17D: Mid-Block Collision Diagram With Roadway Layout (Zoom-in View of Location B in Figure A-17A)

 

Figure A-17E: Plotting Collisions for Intersection A Only, With A More Zoom-Out View Than Figure A-17C,

Showing More Roadway Layout Of The Surrounding Than FigureA-17C

 

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