Publication Detail
mAPPing Roadkill to Improve Driver and Wildlife Safety on Highways
UCD-ITS-RR-17-68 Research Report UC ITS Research Reports
Available online at
https://doi.org/10.7922/G2SF2TCJ
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Suggested Citation:
Shilling, Fraser M. and David P. Waetjen (2017) mAPPing Roadkill to Improve Driver and Wildlife Safety on Highways. Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Davis, Research Report UCD-ITS-RR-17-68
This application framework will provide Caltrans staff and partners the ability to easily collect information on roadsidefeatures and document their findings in a web-based database which can be shared within Caltrans, as well as externally.The “one-click” application allows for users to simply point at a roadside feature, snap a photo, and this information willautomatically be sent to the image server for processing. Additional annotation can be added (such as an animal species),which will provide the necessary verification steps for a complete and permanent record. These data are a critical first stepto mitigating impacts to drivers and animals from collisions.
Key words: mobile applications, highway safety, wildlife, crowdsourcing
Key words: mobile applications, highway safety, wildlife, crowdsourcing