PPT-Pedestrian Plan—

GIS Analysis APTAC July 2015 Kate Brady Pedestrian Plan Outline Introduction Existing conditions Inventory of existing facilities and policies Safety and crash data Goals Objectives Recommended Actions. Author. : . Ioannis. . Karamouzas. et al.. Presented. . by. : Jessica . Siewert. Content of presentation. Previous work. The method. Implementation. Experiments. Assessment. Developments since . Introduction – Previous work. Detection: . introduction. Approaches. Holistic detection: use local search window that meets . criterias. Part-based detection: pedestrian as a collection of parts (to be found!). Patch-based detection: local features matched against a (learned) codebook, then voting for final detection. Public Works Department and Community, Environmental, and Development Services Department. August 25, 2015. . Mayor Jacobs has directed County staff to maintain and enhance the County’s . . coordinated, comprehensive, and consistent . Presenter: Robin van Olst. The authors. Prof. Dr. Dirk . Helbing. Heads two divisions of the German Physical Society of the ETH Zurich. Ph.D. . Péter. . Molnár. Associate Professor of Computer and Information Science at Clark Atlanta University. Krista Nordback, P.E., Ph.D., PSU. Mike Sellinger, MURP, Alta Planning & Design. Taylor Phillips, PSU. Overview. Purpose. Review. Data. Methods. Results. Conclusions & Recommendations. Purpose. CHAMPAIGN CITY COUNCIL • STUDY SESSION • JULY 9, 2013. Why develop a Pedestrian Plan?. Council goals support creating a pedestrian plan. Council Goal 1: . “Our City Fosters Quality of Life. for All Citizens”. Vision/Goals/Objectives. R2CTPO Board Meeting. January 25, 2017. Background. The Volusia County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Plan was adopted on January 25, 2005. UPWP Task 3.02 includes an updated Bicycle . A Toolbox Talk for . Pedestrian Safety . In Quarries and Surface Mining. This toolbox talk may be freely reproduced except for advertising, endorsement or commercial purposes. It has been developed by the Quarries National Joint Advisory Committee (QNJAC) to help quarry operators, contractors, managers and others make health and safety improvements in the quarry industry. .  . Look before you cross the road to ensure it is safe to do so. .. Unplug your earphones and put away your phone so you are not distracted.. Always use pedestrian crossings where possible. .. When walking near roads always use the footpath. A Toolbox Talk for . Pedestrian Safety . In Quarries and Surface Mining. This toolbox talk may be freely reproduced except for advertising, endorsement or commercial purposes. It has been developed by the Quarries National Joint Advisory Committee (QNJAC) to help quarry operators, contractors, managers and others make health and safety improvements in the quarry industry. . Steps. Step 1 – Establish Goals and Objectives. Step 2 – Analyze Safety Data. Step 3 – Gather Stakeholder Input. Step 4 – Identify Safety Improvements. Step 5 – Implement and Evaluate Programs. Safety at Railroad Grade . Crossings. Paul . Metaxatos and P.S. Sriraj. Urban Transportation Center. University of Illinois at Chicago . Email. : pavlos@uic.edu. 62nd . Annual . Illinois Traffic Engineering and Safety Conference. Pedestrian Safety Everybody is a pedestrian Walking is our most basic form of transportation . Every trip we make, even by car, we begin and end as pedestrians . Many people do not have access to automobiles or even A Message about Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Americans are increasingly walking and riding bicycles to commute run errands get exercise access public transportation and save money At the US Departm