Crowd safety: prototyping for the future: Summary report showing how the science for “pedestrian flow” can keep up with demographic change

Daniel Nilsson; Peter Thompson; Denise McGrath; Karen Boyce; Håkan Frantzich

Crowd safety: prototyping for the future: Summary report showing how the science for “pedestrian flow” can keep up with demographic change

Daniel Nilsson, Peter Thompson, Denise McGrath, Karen Boyce, Håkan Frantzich

Division of Fire Safety Engineering

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Abstract

This report presents the final output from the project Crowd safety: prototyping for the future. The research includes a scoping study focusing on determining primary parameters for pedestrian movement and experimental results on movement in various conditions that focus on movement speed, contact distance and movement behaviour. A parametric model for predicting movement is presented based on this research and finally a road map is proposed that outlines the relevant steps for future research on pedestrian movement and human behaviour in a hazardous situation.

Translated title of the contribution	Säkerhet för personflöden: Sammanfattning av arbete om hur personflöden kan beskrivas utifrån förändrade demografiska förhållanden
Original language	English
Commissioning body	Brandforsk
Number of pages	57
Publication status	Published - 2020 Mar 5

Publication series

Name	Fire Safety Engineering
No.	3231

Subject classification (UKÄ)

Other Civil Engineering

Keywords

evacuation, pedestrian movement, pedestrian flow, anthropometric data, human behaviour in fire, parametric analysis, biomechanics, roadmap, demographic change

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Determining evacuation capability with biomechanical data
Thompson, P., Frantzich, H., Arias, S. & Friholm, J., 2020 Mar 5, Brandteknik, LTH. 35 p.
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Crowd safety: prototyping for the future
Frantzich, H., Nilsson, D., Thompson, P. & McGrath, D.
2017/01/01 → 2019/12/31
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Crowd safety: prototyping for the future: Summary report showing how the science for “pedestrian flow” can keep up with demographic change

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Determining evacuation capability with biomechanical data

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Crowd safety: prototyping for the future

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