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NJDHTS Crash Analysis Tool Demonstration
- May 8, 2019
- 4:00 am–7:00 am
This demonstration is to provide an overview on the Crash Analysis Tool and how to use it. The 3-hour window will provide for a brief demonstration of the tool, as well as one-on-one assistance to create and save queries for future use.
The Crash Analysis Tool, is a powerful analysis tool designed to allow engineers, planners, designers, and executives to perform analysis, reporting, and crash data review in one streamlined, easy to use platform. The tool allows merging of multiple data sets including crash data, roadway data, and various safety layers for a seamless experience, referencing data from various sources and using it to make data driven decisions regarding roadway safety. The tool includes the ability to quickly identify crash patterns, drill down within the data and analyze segments at varying levels.
Classes are limited to 15 people.
Information contact
| Agenda |
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| Presenters |
Joseph Weiss, Department of Highway Traffic Safety |
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| Fee |
Free
Registration required To Register: Please provide Full Name, Affiliation, Title, Email and Phone Number, and the date of the class you are requesting. Joseph Weiss |
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| Sponsors / Partners |
New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety |
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