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Are all traffic conflict studies equal? – How to ensure reliability

Well-known limitations with the quality of crash data and crash-based safety analysis methods is giving rise to the use of alternate measures of safety such as the presence of ‘critical’ traffic conflicts, or near misses. The traffic conflict technique has gained considerable popularity as a proactive surrogate tool for road safety analysis . Compared to crashes, conflicts occur much more frequently, and as such are more readily available and provide significant advantage. Additionally, using conflicts for road safety analysis offers the advantage of timeliness and

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AMAG May 4, 2021
Media Release

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group Partners with Boulder AI

AMAG has partnered with Boulder AI to deliver world-leading video and predictive analytics for road safety management and operations. Boulder AI’s patented ultra high definition, high dynamic range, edge-enabled camera (DNN Cam), with IoT and app store capability, will unleash the technology that AMAG is delivering through its SMART Platform. Together, Boulder AI and AMAG are poised to deliver world-leading technology for managing road safety and operations in support of Smart City and Vision Zero initiatives. “Boulder AI is a clear leader in the development

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AMAG April 6, 2021
Analytics

Can the measurement of critical conflicts using video analytics revolutionise the way we manage road safety and operations?

For more than 25 years, the modern road safety profession has relied on police reported crashes to evaluate crash risk, implement countermeasures, and evaluate their effectiveness. While a great deal of excellent methodologies have been developed to make the best use of crash data, their limitations are no longer acceptable in light of the massive technological advances available today.

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Craig Lyon March 21, 2021

A systematic mapping review of surrogate safety assessment using traffic conflict techniques

Safety assessment of road sections and networks have historically relied on police-reported crash data. These data have several noteworthy and significant shortcomings, including under-reporting, subjectivism, post hoc assessment of crash causes and contributing factors, limited behavioural information, and omitted potential important crash-related factors resulting in an omitted variable bias. Moreover, crashes are relatively rare events and require long observation periods to justify expenditures. The rarity of crashes leads to a moral dilemma—we must wait for sufficient crashes to accrue at a site—some involving injuries and

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AMAG February 11, 2021

AMAG is Searching for 4 New Talented Software Engineers

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) (www.amagroup.io) is looking to expand our amazing development team to further advance our world-leading Safe Mobility Alert Real Time  (SMART) Digital Platform—delivered via Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). The SMART Platform supports Vision Zero and Safe Systems policy goals of local, regional, and state departments of transport globally. Using video analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), deep learning, and advanced econometrics techniques, AMAG has solved the challenge of predictive analytics for road safety, and over the past decade have proven the methodology and technology through

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AMAG January 8, 2021

PPK turns to new partners for technology commercialisation

PPK, which has been developing a number of new materials ventures with Deakin, will invest $1.5 million in Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) backed by Queensland University, Uniquest, University of British Columbia and the Queensland University of Technology.

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Jared Keller December 18, 2020
Media Release

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group welcomes PPK Group as Technology Development and Investment Partner

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group Pty Ltd (AMAG) is pleased to announce a partnership with the ASX-listed technology investment firm, PPK Group Limited (ASX: PPK, ppkgroup.com.au). Through its AU$1.5 million investment, PPK has secured a 20% equity stake in AMAG, and will be providing ongoing advice and expertise to assist AMAG in achieving its technology development and deployment roadmap going forward. “On the heels of the considerable investment by PPK, AMAG will accelerate development of its world-leading, comprehensive SMART Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Platform, which will enable governments

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AMAG December 16, 2020

AMAG Welcomes Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Expert Dr. Karim El-Basyouny

We’re excited to announce that Dr. Karim El-Basyouny has joined Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) to lend his knowledge and expertise in the continued development and improvement of our SMART road safety digital platform.  Dr. Karim El-Basyouny is an Associate Professor and Urban Traffic Safety Research Chair at the University of Alberta (UofA). His research in road safety has been focused on advanced road safety management methods, complex computing and statistical techniques, and machine learning. His experience with extracting collision risk and safety trends from

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AMAG November 9, 2020
AMAG SMART DRM SaaS
Media Release

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group develops the world’s first Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) video and predictive analytics platform for road safety

Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) has just released its SMART Version 2.0 Beta. This Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform for managing road safety is the first platform globally that combines video and predictive analytics for assessing crash risk and managing road safety at high crash concentration locations on a network. The Diagnostic Risk Mitigation (DRM) Module allows users to diagnose crash risks at a video-monitored location both across time and space, with insight into road-user behaviours, road user conflicts, operations, violations, and crash risk. The platform also

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AMAG September 28, 2020

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