Unannounced evacuation experiments were performed in an office building and a cinema theatre in order to investigate if green flashing lights at emergency exit can influence exit choice, i.e., make people choose the emergency exits. Experiments were documented using standard video cameras and participants filled out a questionnaire. The results show that green flashing lights influenced exit choice in the cinema theatre. However, in the office building experiments it could not be shown that partipants were influenced by flashing lights
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
This report summarizes unannounced evacuation experiments in a hotel building with evacuation elevat...
The aim of this report is to study human behaviour during evacuations and also the possibility to in...
Three evacuation experiments were performed to investigate how emergency exits should be designed. I...
An evacuation experiment was performed in the Göta tunnel on November 22, 2006 in Göteborg, Sweden. ...
Fire accidents and evacuation experiments have revealed that people often use familiar exits in fire...
The purpose of the study was to investigate if dynamic way-guidance systems, namely flashing green l...
This report describes evacuation experiments, which were performed in a smoke filled tunnel. The tun...
A literature study, where factors affecting the ability to perceive an exit sign, was done. The conc...
Past studies suggest that people are often reluctant to use occupant evacuation elevators in case of...
This report is based on full-scale evacuation-experiments and it aims to present an evacuation alarm...
An evacuation experiment was performed in a road tunnel in order to investigate how motorists behave...
International audienceSynopsisEmergency lighting is essential for the evacuation of people from comp...
Evacuation simulation receives growing interest over the last decades. It is intimately connected to...
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
This report summarizes unannounced evacuation experiments in a hotel building with evacuation elevat...
The aim of this report is to study human behaviour during evacuations and also the possibility to in...
Three evacuation experiments were performed to investigate how emergency exits should be designed. I...
An evacuation experiment was performed in the Göta tunnel on November 22, 2006 in Göteborg, Sweden. ...
Fire accidents and evacuation experiments have revealed that people often use familiar exits in fire...
The purpose of the study was to investigate if dynamic way-guidance systems, namely flashing green l...
This report describes evacuation experiments, which were performed in a smoke filled tunnel. The tun...
A literature study, where factors affecting the ability to perceive an exit sign, was done. The conc...
Past studies suggest that people are often reluctant to use occupant evacuation elevators in case of...
This report is based on full-scale evacuation-experiments and it aims to present an evacuation alarm...
An evacuation experiment was performed in a road tunnel in order to investigate how motorists behave...
International audienceSynopsisEmergency lighting is essential for the evacuation of people from comp...
Evacuation simulation receives growing interest over the last decades. It is intimately connected to...
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
Findings in earlier studies on fire evacuation and way finding suggest that building features have i...
This report summarizes unannounced evacuation experiments in a hotel building with evacuation elevat...