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Plenary Lecture

Modeling Pedestrian Dynamics in Evacuation Processes



Prof. Robert A. Kosinski

Head of the Physics of Complex Systems Division,
Faculty of Physics,
Warsaw University of Technology,
Koszykowa 75, 00-662 Warszawa,
POLAND

and

Central Institute for Labour Protection
- National Research Institute,
Czerniakowska 16, 00-701 Warszawa
POLAND

Email: rokos@ciop.pl


Abstract: In the paper the mathematical model of the evacuation processes from a chosen types of rooms in buildings, based on the Langevin equations, is presented. This process is an example of a collective dynamics of a set of self driven particles. In the equations additional term - social force - describing the interactions of the pedestrian with obstacles and other pedestrians, is included. As a result of numerical simulations the trajectories of each pedestrian in the room are found and the time of evacuation is calculated as a function of the desired velocity of pedestrians, which can be treated as the measure of the level of panic. Evacuation process can have laminar or turbulent character, depending on the geometry of the room and the number of persons present in it..


Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Prof. Robert Kosinski obtained a title of professor of physics in 1999.


He works at:

-          The Faculty of Physics, Warsaw University of Technology (since 1972), where he is a Head of the Physics of Complex Systems Division  

-          The Central Institute for Labor Protection – National Research Institute (since 1995),  in Safety Engineering Department


He performed scientific investigations in some foreign universities:

-          1982 – 1985  Wuppertal University, Germany, (Humboldt scholarship)

-          1990 Institute of Theoretical Physics, Zurych University of Technology (Switzerland)

-          1992 Centre of Nonlinear Studies, University of Johannesburg (Rep. Of South Africa)


His scientific activity concerns:

-          theory of  magnetism,

-          investigations of nonlinear dynamical systems 

-          theory of artificial neural  network,

-          application of neural network in safety engineering,

-          physics of complex systems, in particular mathematical modeling and numerical simulations of complex systems of different kind.


He is an author of

-          70 publications in the most known physical journals (as Physical  Review, International Journal of Modern Physics) 

-          the book on Artificial Neural Network

-          the academic textbook on Statistical Physics and Quantum Mechanics


He is a member of a number of scientific societies (e.g. Polish Physical Society, Societas Humboldtiana Polonorum)

 
 

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