Franco-German Interdisciplinary Workshop on Pedestrian Dynamics and Urban Mobility

25-28 Jun 2024 Wuppertal (Germany)

Program

Week Tue. 25 Wed. 26 Thu. 27 Fri. 28 List

‹ Wednesday, June 26, 2024 ›

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›8:30 (2h)

Physics and optimisation-based models

› W.10.002

›8:30 (40min)

Modeling and simulation of SARS-CoV-2 transmission in dynamic crowds
Simon Rahn

› W.10.002

›9:10 (20min)

Blowing Away Risk: The Influence of Wind on Aerosol Transmission in Pedestrian Dynamics
Sophia Wagner

› W.10.002

›9:30 (20min)

Detecting Dynamical Patterns In Pedestrian Bottlenecks
Sabrina Kern

› W.10.002

›9:50 (40min)

Characterisation and Prediction of Human Standing Balance Recovery Strategies Following External Perturbations
Thomas Chatagnon

› W.10.002

›10:30 (20min)

Coffee and tea break

› W.10.002

›10:50 (1h20)

Physics and optimisation-based models

›10:50 (40min)

Estimating the likelihood of macroscopic pedestrian movement between locations using maximum entropy
Wentao Chen

› W.10.002

›11:30 (40min)

Understanding pedestrian physics: from large-scale measurements to generative AI
Alessandro Corbetta

› W.10.002

›12:10 (30min)

Discussion: hybrid physics/data-based approaches

› W.10.002

›12:40 (1h20)

Lunch

› MENSA ME 02

›14:00 (2h)

Cross-disciplinary

› W.10.002

›14:00 (40min)

Long-term macroscopic and microscopic pedestrian and mixed traffic data from commercial sensors: challenges and opportunities
Nikolai Bode

› W.10.002

›14:40 (40min)

"To govern means to foresee"... and to walk means to anticipate
Alexandre Nicolas

› W.10.002

›15:20 (40min)

Simulation of downhill skiing areas
Buchuan Zhang

› W.10.002

›16:00 (30min)

Coffee and tea break

› W.10.002

›16:30 (1h30)

Discussion (optional): Targeted Initiative

› W.10.002

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