The 2017 Data Analysts’ Conference continues to take shape, with a number of speakers added to the agenda and Jenoptik Traffic Solutions* named as a sponsor of the event.
Organised by Road Safety GB in partnership with Road Safety Analysis, the conference, now in its second year, will take place at the IET in Birmingham on 2 March.
The conference theme for 2017 is once again ‘Joining the Dots’. The programme covers a wide range of topics and includes workshop sessions in the afternoon.
Speakers recently added to the agenda include Alice Crossley, Highways England, who will deliver the opening keynote address.
Jane Robinson from Atkins will also feature in the first session, ‘Data Drives Understanding’. Her presentation will look at measuring the impact of 20mph, and using alternative data sources to measure changes in speeds and public perceptions.
In the closing session, ‘Statistically Significant Expectations’, Will Cubbin from Essex County Council will team up with Dr Daryl Lloyd from the DfT to co-present ‘Crash & Moan’; Will Cubbin’s contribution will provide a local perspective to the work being carried out by the DfT.
In another joint presentation in the same session, Andrew Hartley from Road Safety Analysis and Marie Woltman from Devon County Council will provide a practical demonstration of ‘dashboarding and data visualisation’.
Delegate registration
The delegate fee is £125 +VAT with a 40% discount available to Road Safety GB, Academy and MASTonline members. The venue (IET, Birmingham) has capacity for around 150 delegates. Click here to register to attend.
A small exhibition will also run alongside the conference, with places allocated on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. There are also various opportunities to become involved as a sponsor of the event.
For more information about attending as an exhibitor or sponsorship contact Louise Pittam at Road Safety Analysis on 01295 731819.
*Jenoptik Traffic Solutions
Jenoptik (previously known as Vysionics) is a world leader in innovative and industry-leading solutions for the Intelligent Transportation Systems market. The company’s services range from ‘out of box’ camera products though to fully managed service delivery applications.
Jenoptik’s systems are all Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) based, covering a diverse range of real world applications, including: journey time systems, average speed enforcement, police ANPR, bus lane enforcement, car park management and congestion charging.
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