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Webinar: Techniques for Incident Management to Support Network Operations Planning
  • Publication no: WEB-R547-17
  • Published: 29 August 2017

This webinar, presented on 29 August 2017, provides an overview of contemporary local and international incident management practices and a harmonised traffic incident management (TIM) framework that supports network operations planning. The framework provides road network and incident managers with overarching guidance and a common understanding of the on-going processes for integrating traffic incident management approaches. It is anticipated that the implementation of the framework will enhance the operation and safety of the road network. The webinar was presented by Dr Aut Karndacharuk and Asif Hassan.

The presentation slides can be downloaded from the supporting documents tab.

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