About
About this initiative
Our field lacks a central resource where everyone, from experienced researchers to undergraduate students and crowd enthusiasts, can easily find:
Open-access resources: Software, data sets, project descriptions, and articles, open to everyone.
Model explanations: Summaries of pedestrian models and how they work.
Software pages: Descriptions of tools used in pedestrian dynamics.
Conference reports: Summaries of events such as PED and TGF.
Contributions from peers: We invite colleagues to contribute and share their work.
Research group introductions: Presenting active research teams to support collaboration within the community.
We founded PedestrianDynamics.org in the spirit of transparency and openness. We are the editors and hosts, but the platform represents no private or corporate interest. It belongs to the pedestrian dynamics community.
Everyone is welcome to contribute.