GIS Searching and Balloons
Enquiries can be made geographically, using the GIS module, by selecting irregular polygon, buffer, circular or rectangular search areas. A number of different detailed symbols can then be automatically displayed on OS Mastermap® mapping.

Efficient Data Management
The database module allows for the effortless management of accident data as well as advanced interrogation of the database and production of extensive reports. In addition to Stick Diagrams, Balloon symbols can be automatically drawn highlighting the weather, road surface and lighting conditions as well as the severity of the accident and the collision diagram. These can be plotted with leaders pointing to the recorded location.

Extensive Reports
There are over 40 different reports that can be produced automatically. Summaries can also be produced and compared to norms throughout the whole area. Alternatively, user defined reports can be produced using Crystal Reports® (not included) and any search results can be viewed using these customer generated reports.

Stick Diagram Creation
Stick diagrams showing the detail of a GIS or database search can be generated, these can then be manipulated to show accidents with common attributes. These stick diagrams can be drawn individually with a leader pointing to the actual location of the accident on a map or grouped as required

Cluster Site Analysis
Cluster sites of accidents can be generated, using sophisticated search routines, quickly so that time can be spent in detailed analysis of these sites. A wizard is available to guide in the generation of many cluster types; such as pedestrians, motorcycles, adverse conditions etc.

Search Tools
Complex searches can be created effortlessly using the search facility. The results can then be used to produce reports, saved for future use or plotted on a map using the GIS module.

Site Monitoring
Once sites have been identified and remedial treatment applied they can be monitored using the site monitoring functions which automatically produce reports as required in batch mode for the sites selected.

Data Entry
Interactive maps are used to automatically locate and insert the Ordnance Survey coordinate for each accident. Accidents can be located to within one metre of the accident position.

Heat Mapping
A clear and colourful way to identify and display cluster sites. The colours can be used to represent severity rates or rates per million vehicles annually.