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Proactive tasking map development #150
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Very impressive Will, many thanks for sharing. No detailed comments now, other than that the outputs make me think that implementing a method for assigning crash points to non-overlapping road sections and junctions, as @agila5 has demonstrated in ropensci/stplanr#362, should be bumped up the priority list. In fact I had a go at implementing this method and plan to push an implementation to a branch of stplanr for testing soon. Will keep you posted! |
Hi Will! I just checked your example and I agree with Robin's suggestions. Moreover I think you could also apply some of the methods described here to combine and split street segments. I know that the code there is quite bad but I will update it asap. I also tried to reproduce your example but I don't have several .csv or .RDS files. I noticed the error at the end (i.e. |
Hi @WillSERP, relevant and great work but I know it is not an issue for the package. Could you possibly share the data you generated in another format? I am not good with shiny so can't (reasonable time) extract it from the file you shared. And from Andea's comment I did not have a go at running the code either. Kindly close the issue if you think it is not an issue for the package, but we can carry on discussing your needs. |
Ideas, opinions and advice sought. I've produced a leaflet map showing various measure to help guide proactive deployment of road safety resources. Looking to add further functionality though shiny but a previous project ground to a halt when I was unable to get the shiny app to publish on shiny.io. Looking at using RInno to create an executable file from the R-shiny app that can be shared and used offline. Other development ideas include adding peak time analysis graphs showing hourly rates for each day of the week for each collision sub type.
Current output is too big to upload so here is a link https://essexhighways-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/william_cubbin_essexhighways_org/EZqA1RQLcdlIrEmzqpZg8RgBuKBYNY2-nAxmqLXkVsKcQw?e=VKp5LI
Created on 2020-01-30 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)
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