EVACUATION RESEARCH
- The EXODUS group undertake considerable research into issues associated
with evacuation. This includes:
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field trials in order to better understand and explore human behaviour
and human dynamics,
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controlled laboratory experiments in order to quantify the observed behaviour
and dynamics,
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accident analysis and investigation in order to better understand the types
of behaviours that occur in real situations,
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full-scale evacuations in order to test ideas and generate data for model
validation purposes,
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utilising the above information in the formulation, implementation and
testing of new features and capabilities for evacuation models,
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exploring and developing new design concepts for aircraft, buildings, rail
and ships using all of the above.
The group is involved in all of these issues in aviation, building,
rail and marine environments. This work is often undertaken in collaboration
with other research organisations. For an indication of some of the projects
we are working on visit our FSEG
Research Projects pages.
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