Refrencing
One a Week
Sometimes searching for the latest articles, papers or content on the areas of crowd safety can be challenging. For most of us it is all a bit of a fuss, and we would rather not.
To save you the effort we will be gathering pieces that you may find interesting
Previous reading
Below we keep a link to all previous reading material
In case you missed out on our previous posts we have saved them below. This allows you to pick up any of the content whenever suits you.
Public behaviour in response to perceived hostile threats : An evidence base and guide for policymakers and practitioners
Sharma, A., McCloskey, B., Hui, D.S., Rambia, A., Zumla, A., Traore, T., Shafi, S., El-Kafrawy, S.A., Azhar, E.I., Zumla, A. and Rodrigues-Morales, A.J., 2023. Travel medicine and infectious disease, 52.
Global mass gathering events and deaths due to crowd surge, stampedes, crush and physical injuries – Lessons from the Seoul Halloween and other disasters
Sharma, A., McCloskey, B., Hui, D.S., Rambia, A., Zumla, A., Traore, T., Shafi, S., El-Kafrawy, S.A., Azhar, E.I., Zumla, A. and Rodrigues-Morales, A.J., 2023. Travel medicine and infectious disease, 52.
Compression asphyxia and other clinicopathological findings from the Hillsborough Stadium disaster
Jerry P Nolan , Jasmeet Soar, Nathaniel Cary, Nigel Cooper, Jack Crane, Ashley Fegan-Earl, William Lawler, Philip Lumb, Guy Rutty
Compression asphyxia and other clinicopathological findings from the Hillsborough Stadium disaster
Jerry P Nolan , Jasmeet Soar, Nathaniel Cary, Nigel Cooper, Jack Crane, Ashley Fegan-Earl, William Lawler, Philip Lumb, Guy Rutty
Understanding collective flight responses to (mis) perceived hostile threats in Britain 2010-2019: a systematic review of ten years of false alarms in crowded spaces
Dermot Barr, John Drury & Sanjeedah Choudhury
Extreme Value Analysis Extreme Value Analysis: its potential use in crowd safety planning
Mick Upton
