CCICADA Solves Crowd-Management Problems at Sports Stadiums, NYC Bus Terminal

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This video explains how researchers with CCICADA at Rutgers University are using advanced data analysis, mathematical/computer modeling, LIDAR technology, and field observations to simulate and predict crowd movements for homeland security projects like stadium security and the reconstruction of the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.

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