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Nikolai Bode

University of Bristol

United Kingdom

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Gerta Koester

Munich University of Applied Sciences

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Arthur Rohaert

Lund University

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Yan Feng

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Delft University of Technology

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Nikolai Bode

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From pedestrian simulation to security screening checkpoint planning: Simulation-enhanced optimization method

The Effect of Wheelchair Users on the Egress Time of Pedestrian Crowds: A Systematic Literature Review and Meta-analysis

Exploring occupant exit choices during fire drills and false alarm evacuations in a library

Evaluation of Data Fitting Approaches for Speed/Flow Density Relationships

Determinants of Gaps in Human Behaviour in Fire Research

Analysis of long-term observational data on pedestrian road crossings at unmarked locations

Unsupervised pattern and outlier detection for pedestrian trajectories using diffusion maps

Bayesian spatio-temporal models for mapping urban pedestrian traffic

Towards a Reference Database for Pedestrian Destination Choice Model Development

A systematic review and meta-analysis on the effect social groups have on the egress times of pedestrian crowds

Simulating the effect of measurement errors on pedestrian destination choice model calibration

An investigation of how context affects the response of pedestrians to the movement of others

Simulation investigation on crowd evacuation strategies for helping vulnerable pedestrians at different stages of egress

How building layout properties influence pedestrian route choice and route recall

A virtual experiment on pedestrian destination choice: the role of schedules, the environment and behavioural categories

The principles of pedestrian route choice

Bayesian inference methods to calibrate crowd dynamics models for safety applications

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Gerta Koester

Arthur Rohaert

Yan Feng

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