Abstract
Nowadays vehicles are increasing day by day in town and cities roads. It is a well known problem to manage traffics on the roads in towns and cities. A lot of accident occurs on the road due to careless driving and Technical faults in vehicles. The main problem of traffic authorities is to manage the traffic on the road for the smooth functioning of vehicles that can reduce the accident and violation on the road. There is a tremendous demand from traffic authorities to develop a system that can helps to avoid the accident and keep the accident report data and also maintain the accident report data. The main objective of this paper is to model a Traffic Accident Reporting System (TARS) through UML using GIS to solve the above problem. Authors are also proposed the sequence and activity diagram for the above proposed model.
Highlights
Models are playing very important role to understand real time problems
The complete Traffic Accident Reporting System TARS have been designed with attributes and functions
In a Unified Modeling Language (UML) class diagram Viewers class multiple associations with TARS and TARS has a single association with Viewers class
Summary
Models are playing very important role to understand real time problems. A model gives an overall idea about the actual problem in a very simple and clear way [1]. UML have nine standard diagrams for graphic representation of a system which is represent the different points of view of the system and that are classes, interaction- sequence, objects, interaction-communication, state, use , activities, components and display[6].Some of the important domain oriented UML models are designed and shown in [7,8,9].Geography always plays the important role in human’s life. There are some important research papers about explaining the GIS system in a very effective and efficient way is given in [13, 14]. These are the some paper that explaining and prevention about the accident in a very simple way [15, 16]
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