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C. Caramuta, G. Collodel, C. Giacomini, C. Gruden, ... P. Piccolotto
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The study of pedestrian dynamics has become in the latest years an increasing field of research. A relevant number of technicians have been looking for improving technologies able to detect walking people in various conditions. Several researchers have d...
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Yoongho Ahn, Tomoya Kowada, Hiroshi Tsukaguchi, Upali Vandebona
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Large scale renovation of rail stations to cater for growing passenger demand has been taking place in various sites in Japan. These projects pose a challenge to researchers to identify suitable technical methods to develop infrastructure layouts that ef...
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Lazaros Giannakos, Evangelos Mintsis, Socrates Basbas, George Mintsis, Christos Taxiltaris
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Traffic simulation models are capable of evaluating traffic management measures determining their impacts to mobility and environment. This paper presents a study that evaluates traffic management measures designed for the central area of the city of The...
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Miho Iryo-Asano, Wael Alhajyaseen
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Pedestrian safety is one of the most challenging issues in the road network. Understanding the pedestrian maneuver is the key to applying countermeasures against traffic crashes. It is known that behaviors of pedestrians at signalized crosswalks are sign...
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Giuseppe Menga and Marco Ghirardi
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