Crowd modeling and simulation technologies

As a collective and highly dynamic social group, the human crowd is a fascinating phenomenon that has been frequently studied by experts from various areas. Recently, computer-based modeling and simulation technologies have emerged to support investigation of the dynamics of crowds, such as a crowd's behaviors under normal and emergent situations. This article assesses the major existing technologies for crowd modeling and simulation. We first propose a two-dimensional categorization mechanism to classify existing work depending on the size of crowds and the time-scale of the crowd phenomena of interest. Four evaluation criteria have also been introduced to evaluate existing crowd simulation systems from the point of view of both a modeler and an end-user. We have discussed some influential existing work in crowd modeling and simulation regarding their major features, performance as well as the technologies used in this work. We have also discussed some open problems in the area. This article will provide the researchers with useful information and insights on the state of the art of the technologies in crowd modeling and simulation as well as future research directions.</jats:p

Cross-cultural content analysis of printed advertisements from Chinese and English countries

This cross-cultural content analysis compares printed advertisements in the Chinese countries (China, Hong Kong and Taiwan) and English countries (US, UK and Australia). The purpose of this study is to examine the differences in the percentage of words vs. graphics in printed advertisements from newspapers and magazines. A random sample of printed advertisements was selected from nationally circulated newspapers and magazines of each country

Inspiring women of today : a strategic public communications campaign to raise the awareness for the Singapore Business & Professional Women's Association (SBPWA) (Appendix I to P).

(This FYP consists of 3 sections) Pulse Communications is a team of four final year female students from the School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, with a special interest in women’s issues. Pulse embarked on a strategic public communications campaign “Inspiring Women of Today” to assist Singapore Business & Professional Women’s Association (SBPWA) in raising its profile and awareness in Singapore.Bachelor of Communication Studie

Inspiring women of today : a strategic public communications campaign to raise the awareness for the Singapore Business & Professional Women's Association (SBPWA) (Appendix A to H).

(This FYP consists of 3 sections) Pulse Communications is a team of four final year female students from the School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, with a special interest in women’s issues. Pulse embarked on a strategic public communications campaign “Inspiring Women of Today” to assist Singapore Business & Professional Women’s Association (SBPWA) in raising its profile and awareness in Singapore.Bachelor of Communication Studie

Inspiring women of today : a strategic public communications campaign to raise the awareness for the Singapore Business & Professional Women's Association (SBPWA).

(This FYP consists of 3 sections) Pulse Communications is a team of four final year female students from the School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University, with a special interest in women’s issues. Pulse embarked on a strategic public communications campaign “Inspiring Women of Today” to assist Singapore Business & Professional Women’s Association (SBPWA) in raising its profile and awareness in Singapore.Bachelor of Communication Studie

Application of Advanced Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics to Study Hypoxia Driven Cancer Progression

10.3389/fonc.2021.559822FRONTIERS IN ONCOLOGY1

Willingness-to-pay and preferences for warfarin pharmacogenetic testing in Chinese warfarin patients and the Chinese general public

10.2217/pme.12.124Personalized Medicine102127-13