A Modern Intersection Data Analytics System for Pedestrian and Vehicular Safety

A Modern Intersection Data Analytics System for Pedestrian and Vehicular Safety
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10.1109/itsc55140.2022.9921827
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2022-10
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2022 IEEE 25th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC)
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Tania Banerjee-Mishra;Ke Chen;Alejandro Almaraz;Rahul Sengupta;Yashaswi Karnati;Bryce Grame;E. Posadas;Subhadipto Poddar;R. Schenck;Jeremy Dilmore;Sivaramnakrishnan Srinivasan;A. Rangarajan;Sanjay Ranka
Tania Banerjee-Mishra;Ke Chen;Alejandro Almaraz;Rahul Sengupta;Yashaswi Karnati;Bryce Grame;E. Posadas;Subhadipto Poddar;R. Schenck;Jeremy Dilmore;Sivaramnakrishnan Srinivasan;A. Rangarajan;Sanjay Ranka
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Tania Banerjee-Mishra;Ke Chen;Alejandro Almaraz;Rahul Sengupta;Yashaswi Karnati;Bryce Grame;E. Posadas;Subhadipto Poddar;R. Schenck;Jeremy Dilmore;Sivaramnakrishnan Srinivasan;A. Rangarajan;Sanjay Ranka

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