The Auto Incident Recording System (AIRS) is a sound-actuated video recording system. It automatically records potential incidents when activated by sound (horns, clashing metal, squealing tires, etc.). The purpose is to detect patters of crashes at intersections for use in implementing relevant improvements. Videos of incidents and near incidents were obtained after AIRS was placed in service at an intersection in Louisville, Kentucky on July 22, 2001. Crash reports were obtained from January 1998 through September, 2004 to: (a) compare the available data from AIRS videos; and (b) compare the crashes before and after various improvements were made. A traffic conflict study was made at the intersection and the traffic conflict data was compared to results obtained from AIRS and to the crash summary.


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    New Approach to Systematically Understanding of Operational Misuse: The Aircrew Incident Reporting System (AIRS)

    Schmidlin, M. / Speyer, J. J. | British Library Conference Proceedings | 1997


    AIRS Science

    Teixeira, Joao / Fetzer, Eric / Pagano, Tom | NTRS | 2012


    AIRS project status

    Pagano, Thomas | NTRS | 2012


    AIRS Project Status

    Pagano, Thomas | NTRS | 2009