Academic Resources Recommender System (ARReS)
Theses and Dissertations

The Academic Resources Recommender System (ARReS) includes collection of Theses and Dissertations available in the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges Library.

OPTIMIZING ACCIDENTAL PRONE AREAS FOR PATH PLANNING USING A PROPOSED PRIM’S ALGORITHM
Author: Ryan C. Villaflor; John Lloyd P. Dayupay; Judy Ann H. Obero; Roselyn A. Sales; Maria Dulce Ll. Ciano
2022 Computer Science

An accident at one spot may occur more frequently than at other locations on the same road due to the irrepressible road or environmental circumstances; these locations are called accident-prone areas. With these, the study was conducted to develop a system that will optimize accidental prone area and path planning using a prim’s algorithm in Nabua, Camarines Sur. Generally, the study collected the accidents in the municipality of Nabua and applied the prim’s algorithm to develop a path model that optimizes accident-prone areas for path planning and provides insights into the safest path in the municipality of Nabua. The study utilized quantitative research and method to develop the system. The collected data from the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO) contains the recorded accidents in the last five years in Nabua, and the recorded accidents were analyzed using frequency percentages. Every barangay to barangay path found has an accident rate, the accident rate to be identified as an accident-prone area/path is 2.5 above, and 2.5 and below identified as a safe path. Further, the system of the study provides an insight into the whole map of Nabua and determines and views the accident-prone areas or directions on the map of Nabua, it also finds the shortest path and safest path. Therefore, it is reasonable to implement and utilize the system that optimizes accidental prone areas for path planning using a proposed prim’s algorithm.


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