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Crowd Dynamics, Volume 1

Name: Crowd Dynamics, Volume 1
Brand: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
SKU: 20556396
Price: 173.89 EUR
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Author: Livio Gibelli
ISBN: 9783030051280

Theory, Models, and Safety Problems

Livio Gibelli

Nicola Bellomo

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 20556396

Casa editrice Springer Nature Switzerland AG, febbraio 2019

This volume explores the complex problems that arise in the modeling and simulation of crowd dynamic... Descrizione completa

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This volume explores the complex problems that arise in the modeling and simulation of crowd dynamics in order to present the state-of-the-art of this emerging field and contribute to future research activities. Experts in various areas apply their unique perspectives to specific aspects of crowd dynamics, covering the topic from multiple angles. These include a demonstration of how virtual reality may solve dilemmas in collecting empirical data; a detailed study on pedestrian movement in smoke-filled environments; a presentation of one-dimensional conservation laws with point constraints on the flux; a collection of new ideas on the modeling of crowd dynamics at the microscopic scale; and others. Applied mathematicians interested in crowd dynamics, pedestrian movement, traffic flow modeling, urban planning, and other topics will find this volume a valuable resource. Additionally, researchers in social psychology, architecture, and engineering may find this information relevant to their work.