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TIMS (Traffic Injury Mapping System)

Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Read More About: geographic data, geospatial technology, gis software products, internetweb mappingweb services, state and local government, traffic, traffic analysis, traffic data, traffic information

The TIMS system at the University of California at Berkeley offers a variety of interactive mapping tools, the newest of which allows registered users (free) to map and analyze 130,000 serious accidents from 2000-2008 in California. The map below is a screenshot of an example video showing serious accidents over a 24 hour period. Used with permission. Copyright UC Regents, 2011.

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