TRANSPORTATION ANALYSIS FOR EVACUATION: STATE OF THE ART

Thomas J. Urbanik

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Risk and Safety Analysis Evacuation and Crowd Dynamics Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis

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Transportation analysis for technological and natural hazards has evolved substantially since the late 1970s. Some of the earliest transportation analysis work was done in the area of natural hazards, specifically hurricanes. Recent advances, however, have come as the result of technological hazards, specifically nuclear power plants.

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