Creation Process
1. Designing Virtual Scenarios:
We developed advanced virtual scenarios that reflect various traffic situations. We enabled instructors at Collegium Witelona to create scenarios involving different participants, such as passenger cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, scooters, and pedestrians. We also provided the ability to customize lighting conditions (day, twilight, night) and weather conditions (sun, rain, fog), as well as modify the colors of vehicle bodies, participants’ clothing, add tire tracks, and set up road signs and traffic signals.
2. Accessibility for People with Disabilities:
We ensured that TISIS was programmatically and hardware-accessible for people with disabilities. We provided a user interface and control options that allow individuals with various types of disabilities to use the application without barriers.
3. Documentation Generation and Assessment:
After students complete tasks, the application automatically generates various documents, such as reports, sketches, photographic documentation, and checklists. These documents are available as files and can be assessed by instructors, allowing for tracking students’ progress and providing feedback.
4. Achieving Training Goals:
TISIS allows students to practice various activities related to the investigation of traffic incident scenes, such as collecting and analyzing evidence, documenting the incident, and taking measurements. Thanks to this simulator, students have the opportunity to practically apply their knowledge and enhance their skills throughout their education.