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                      Overview — Overview of projects with IAS-7 contributing

                      CrowdDNA — CrowdDNA is a joint project of 7 organizations from 4 European countries, funded by the European Commission (EU H2020). It aims to enable a new generation of "crowd technologies"; a system that avoids fatalities, minimizes inconvenience and maximizes efficiency in crowd management.

                      CrowdDNA — Technologies for Computer Assisted Crowd Management

                      Multi-Agent modeling of dense crowd dynamics: Predict & Understand

                      Simulations for Safety at Major Events

                      KapaKrit

                      Crowd Management in Transport Infrastructures

                      Safety for people with physical, mental or age-related impairments

                      Optimization of smoke extraction and passenger guidance in subway stations: experiments and simulations

                      Quantitative Description of Jamming in Pedestrian Streams

                      Building blocks for the security of major events

                      HERMES

                      Boundary Effects and Non-Equilibrium States in Pedestrian Dynamics - Experiments and Modelling

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