Episode 4: Airborne Transmission and Crowd Safety
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Recently, a group of scientists published an open letter (Morawska and Milton, 2020) urging governments and organisations to consider that
The Four S of Event Transport
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When it comes to transport planning for events, major or not, there is a lot that needs to be considered.
Episode 3: On Biometric Data and Events
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As the collective events industry searches for guidance on how to safely restart events, in the absence of authority leadership
Episode 2: Restarting Events, Safely
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It’s easy to assume that if influenza could be transmitted within the home, at school and at work, that
Episode 1: Can the past indicate our future? 1918 Spanish Flu and Theatres
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With the news that events in Germany have been cancelled until at least October 2020 and events with capacities over
Risk Assessing the Nature of Crowds
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This article was published in the third edition of The Crowd Magazine, a fantastic resource for all things crowd safety!
Reflecting on a Decade of Disaster
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As we enter into a new decade, many of us have been reflecting on our lives from 2010 to 2019.
The Most Common Threats to a Crowd Event
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When developing risk assessments and contingency plans, have you accounted for the threats that may harm your attendees? I looked
What Leonardo Da Vinci can teach us about our mind
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And what we need to do to bring fulfilment to our lives.
Seven Days in Sicily
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Sicily stole my heart. For a small island, there is so much to do and beauty to see. As we
Salzburg, Austria
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Salzburg, Austria
A beautiful, magical city that inspires and delights with its quaint streets, stunning architecture and breathtaking views. Not