Area of research
Ocean Engineering · Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality
Research interest
Research focused on Pedestrian and Crowds, with related work in Bottleneck, Headway, Stepping stone. Notable publications include 'The stepping behavior analysis of pedestrians from different age groups via a single-file experiment', 'The effect of a directional split flow ratio on bidirectional pedestrian streams at signalized crosswalks', and 'Experimental study and analysis on behaviours and strategies of social groups and individuals'.
Spatial and temporal analysis of bottleneck flow for the elderly and the young pedestrians under multiple modes
Nonreciprocal interactions in crowd dynamics: Investigating the impact of moving threats on pedestrian speed preferences
Macroscopic and microscopic movement properties of the fast walking pedestrian flow with single-file experiments
Spatial and Temporal Distribution Pattern of Oncomelania hupensis Caused by Multiple Environmental Factors Using Ecological Niche Models
Mechanisms of passing through short exits for the elderly and young adults
PEDESTRIAN DYNAMICS IN SINGLE-FILE MOVEMENT UNDER BACKGROUND MUSIC WITH DIFFERENT TEMPOS
Experimental study and analysis on behaviours and strategies of social groups and individuals
The stepping behavior analysis of pedestrians from different age groups via a single-file experiment
The effect of a directional split flow ratio on bidirectional pedestrian streams at signalized crosswalks