John Ivan

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University of Connecticut

United States

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John Ivan is a Professor at the University of Connecticut, USA. His research areas include traffic safety, vehicle collision warning systems, and the analysis of vehicular data for crash prediction and severity modeling. His recent articles focus on innovative methodologies for safety assessment, including the use of telematics data and artificial data generation for traffic studies.

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Portland State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Safety effectiveness of forward collision warning systems in the vehicle fleet: A driving simulation study

Analyzing the Suitability of Vehicle Telematics Data as a Surrogate Safety Measure for Short-Term Crashes

Developing a Comprehensive Vulnerable Road User Safety Screening Method Using Multi-Level Data

Multilevel Discrete Outcome Modeling for Crash Severity: A Novel Approach for Crash Severity Models

Implementation of a realistic artificial data generator for crash data generation

Assessing the Negative Binomial-Lindley model for crash hotspot identification: Insights from Monte Carlo simulation analysis

Using Logistic Regression to Evaluate Pedestrian–Vehicle Interaction Severity at Side Street Green and Exclusive Phase Signals

Application of Realistic Artificial Data for Testing Various Crash Safety Analyses: A Case Study for Rural Two-Lane Undivided Highways

Leveraging probe data to model speeding on urban limited access highway segments: Examining the impact of operational performance, roadway characteristics, and COVID-19 pandemic

Driver Psychology Latent Classes as Predictors of Traffic Incident Occurrence in Naturalistic Driving Study Data

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