Accident Correlation Models for Predicting the Accident Occurrence Patterns in South Korea, Master Thesis, 2013
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Motor vehicles have been continuously increasing with the development of the technologies and the increase of the travel demands, which has become a cause to increase the number of the traffic accidents and worsen the social problems from a social and economic point of view all over the world, especially in the developing countries. However, the number of traffic accidents in Korea as well as in the United States has continuously shown a trend to decrease since 2000, despite the increase of the motor vehicles registered. And a proper relationship has never been seen between the accident factor characteristics found in Korea. 

The purpose in this study is to investigate 5-year traffic accident data in Korea from 2000 to 2004, analyze the accident factor characteristics based on those 5-year traffic accident data, construct the accident correlation models which could predict the accident occurrence patterns in the future based on the accident factor characteristics, and verify the accident correlation models constructed with the t-test and correlation analysis such that the accident occurrence patterns could be predicted by the proper relationship between traffic accident factor characteristics in Korea.

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Korea Maritime University
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Korea Maritime University
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South Korea
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Online only
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