Crowding behaviour examines how individuals adjust their movements and personal space in dense environments. Used in urban planning, event management, and architectural design, it helps predict pedestrian flow and prevent dangerous bottlenecks. By analysing spacing, speed, and navigation patterns, this field benefits public safety officials, venue operators, and city planners aiming to optimise walkways, queue systems, and emergency evacuation strategies.
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