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BenVitale
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I'd like to know more about the flow of crowds in
(a) a crowd moving in a hall/corridor
(b) crowds moving on a sidewalk
(a) If you're in a crowd passing through a corridor is it faster in the middle or next to the wall?
With a fluid, it is faster next to the wall rather than in the middle of the fluid.
And, bottleneck at a door/exit
(b) on a sidewalk, people are moving in two directions, they constantly adjust their paths to reflect congestion and other dynamic factors.
What is the best location in a crowd to be?
(a) a crowd moving in a hall/corridor
(b) crowds moving on a sidewalk
(a) If you're in a crowd passing through a corridor is it faster in the middle or next to the wall?
With a fluid, it is faster next to the wall rather than in the middle of the fluid.
And, bottleneck at a door/exit
(b) on a sidewalk, people are moving in two directions, they constantly adjust their paths to reflect congestion and other dynamic factors.
What is the best location in a crowd to be?