| 英文摘要 |
This study proposes the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) aerial imagery for traffic conflict analysis. By applying artificial intelligence and deep learning techniques, vehicle trajectory data are extracted from the videos to evaluate driving behaviors that may lead to traffic crash risks. Additionally, by employing side-shot imagery of traffic signals and applying a video synchronization technique, the relationship between driving behaviors and traffic signal is analyzed, thereby assessing the impact of traffic signal design on intersection safety. A framework of three“Risky Driving Behavior”categories, namely risky driving behaviors, violations, and traffic conflicts, is established, and a series of related indicators are introduced for quantitative analysis. Through a case study of crash-prone intersections, it is found that signal phase design, yellow and all-red intervals, as well as road markings and lane configurations, play critical roles in traffic flow safety. Findings also reveal that early green signals may impose additional risks to road users, highlighting the importance of carefully considering traffic flow conditions when formulating appropriate signal timing plans. The research outcomes can serve as a reference for the formulation and evaluation of traffic engineering improvement measures. |