CALL FOR PAPERS DEADLINE 31st December 2014 REGISTRATION WILL OPEN IN MARCH 2015 Human Behaviour in Fire is the study of human response when exposed to fire and other similar emergencies in buildings, structures and transportation systems. It includes an understanding of people’s awareness, beliefs, attitudes, motivations, decisions, behaviours and coping strategies and the factors that influence them. The study of human behaviour in fire is highly multidisciplinary, involving practitioners from the fields of mathematics, engineering, architecture, computer science, law, sociology, psychology, human factors, communications and ergonomics. The primary aim of human behaviour research and its translation into practice is to minimise the risk to people from fire. This is achieved by generating and collecting quantitative and qualitative data and information on human responses which can be used to develop human fire response theory for use in performance based regulatory systems, computational models, fire safety engineering design, fire safety education and management. The 6th Human Behaviour in Fire Symposium will facilitate the dissemination, open discussion and debate on diverse issues related to human behaviour in fire through a varied programme of research presentations, seminar discussions and interactive workshops. . All papers related to the field of human behaviour in fire are welcome, however the Programme Committee invites all those interested in this broad research area to join colleagues in Cambridge this autumn to exchange views and ideas in the stunning collegiate setting of Downing College. Committee Members : Karen Boyce, Univ of Ulster, UK - Chair Jason Averill, NIST, USA Dorothy Bruck, Victoria Univ of Tech, Australia Rita Fahy, NFPA, USA Carole Franks, Interscience Communications, UK Hakan Frantzich, Lund Univ, Sweden Edwin Galea, Univ of Greenwich, UK Steve Gwynne, NRCC, Canada Glenn Hedman, Univ of Illinois at Chicago, USA Morgan Hurley, SFPE, USA Erica Kuligowski, NIST, USA Brian Meachem, Worcester Polytechnic Inst, USA Daniel Nilsson, Lund Univ, Sweden Rosaria Ono, Univ of Sao Paulo, Brazil Amanda Robbins, Sereca Fire Consulting, Canada Ai Sekizawa, Tokyo Univ of Science, Japan Jim Shields, Univ of Ulster, UK Tomonori Sano, Waseda Univ, Japan Ian Thomas, Victoria Univ of Technology, Austra lia
重量级的行人研究论坛 Pedestrian Evacuation and Dynamic 2012 征文 Call for Papers and Posters This is a call for both papers and posters presenting research on the topics listed on the homepage or related areas. Posters and papers will be considered separately. The conference proceedings will include both full papers as well as written submissions from accepted posters. To submit your abstract online, please click on "Abstract Submission" in the left navigation menu. Deadline for submission of abstracts will be November 15 th 2011. All submissions are going to be reviewed by the members of the programme committee. If a submission gets accepted (notifications are going to be sent in January 2012), the final paper is due by March 2012. Scientific programme committee · Anders Johansson University College London · Andreas Schadschneider Universitt zu Kln · Armin Seyfried Universitt Wuppertal, Jülich Supercomputing Centre · Ashish Verma Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore · Erica Kuligowski National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg · Guido Rindsfüser Emch+Berger AG, Bern · Hubert Klüpfel TraffGo HT GmbH, Duisburg · Juan Carlos Dextre Quijandría Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú · Katsuhiro Nishinari University of Tokyo · Mario Campanella Delft University of Technology · Michael Schreckenberg Universitt Duisburg-Essen · Rainer Knnecke Integrierte Sicherheits-Technik GmbH, Frankfurt a. M. · Tobias Kretz PTV AG, Karlsruhe · Ulrich Weidmann Institute of Transport Planning and Systems, ETH Zurich · Yuki Sugiyama Nagoya University Conference language The official conference language is English. 来源： http://www.ped2012.org/index
已经发表的文章（更新中...） 1. 标题: Multi-grid simulation of pedestrian counter flow with topological interaction 作者: Ma, JA; Song, WG; Liao, GX 来源出版物: CHINESE PHYSICS B 卷: 19 期: 12 文献编号: 128901 出版年: 2010 被引频次: 0 2. 标题: Experimental study on microscopic moving characteristics of pedestrians in built corridor based on digital image processing 作者: Ma J , Song WG , Fang ZM, et al. 下载： bae 来源出版物: BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT 卷: 45 期: 10 页: 2160-2169 出版年: OCT 2010 被引频次: 0 3. 标题: k-Nearest-Neighbor interaction induced self-organized pedestrian counter flow 作者: Ma J , Song WG , Zhang J, et al. 下载： physa.rar 来源出版物: PHYSICA A-STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS 卷: 389 期: 10 页: 2101-2117 出版年: MAY 15 2010 被引频次: 1 4. 标题: Artificial neural network approach for modeling the impact of population density and weather parameters on forest fire risk 作者: Li LM, Song WG , Ma J , et al. 来源出版物: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WILDLAND FIRE 卷: 18 期: 6 页: 640-647 出版年: 2009 被引频次: 0 5. 6. 标题: Simulating Spatiotemporal Features of Pedestrians-Vehicle Interaction 作者: Ma J , Song WG , Xiao XK, et al. 下载： 2008ISSST.rar 会议信息: International Symposium on Safety Science and Technology, SEP 24-27, 2008 Beijing, PEOPLES R CHINA 来源出版物: PROGRESS IN SAFETY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, VOL VII, PTS A AND B 丛书: PROGRESS IN SAFETY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SERIES 卷: 7 页: 2021-2027 子辑: Part A-B 出版年: 2008 被引频次: 0 标题: Weather-driven model indicative of spatiotemporal power laws 作者: Song WG , Zheng HY, Wang J, et al. 来源出版物: PHYSICAL REVIEW E 卷: 75 期: 1 文献编号: 016109 子辑: Part 2 出版年: JAN 2007 被引频次: 2 发表过文章的几个杂志的影响因子，聊作消遣 Journal ISSN Total Cites Impact Factor 5-Year Impact Factor Immediacy Index Articles Cited Half-life Eigenfacotr Score Article Influence Score CHINESE PHYS B 1674-1056 1141 1.293 1.294 0.182 887 1.4 0.00244 0.155 PHYSICA A 0378-4371 14746 1.562 1.643 0.403 536 6.4 0.04693 0.547 BUILD ENVIRON 0360-1323 3488 1.797 1.749 0.401 269 4.3 0.01276 0.519 INT J WILDLAND FIRE 1049-8001 1405 1.901 2.442 0.442 77 5.9 0.00495 0.853 PHYS REV E 1539-3755 70802 2.4 2.603 0.505 2456 6.7 0.24908 1.016
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