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Nirajan Shiwakoti2016

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Likely behaviours of passengers under emergency evacuation in train station

Nirajan Shiwakoti · Richard Tay · Peter Stasinopoulos

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Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics Fire dynamics and safety research Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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Year2016

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Published2016-07-26

VenueSafety Science

ISSN-L0925-7535

Languageen

Citations114

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