We now consider the vulnerability of social movement dynamics.
Experiments alone provide important but limited understanding of movement dynamics.
One way to construct such a representation is to model movement dynamics as consisting of two components: 1).
The social movement dynamics evolving on this network is a "network version" of the model proposed in [49].
Nonlinear attitude kinematics, drift and robot angular movement dynamics each in 3 dimensions result in a nonlinear high dimensional system.
This causes the change in bubble movement dynamics, due to the non-uniform pressure gradient induced by non-rectilinear walls.
Our second experiment demonstrated that as wayfinders develop knowledge over the course of environmental experience, their movement dynamics are suggestive of decision-making before entering an intersection.
As wayfinders develop knowledge of the environment over the course of trials, we ask whether movement dynamics on approach to an intersection show evidence of advanced decision-making.
More specifically, this methodology was employed to identify the characteristics of social movement dynamics which are most important for movement success.
A large crowd of vocal high school students boarding at a station, for example, brings about a new range of agent behaviours and movement dynamics.
Two experiments examined these possibilities while participants navigated virtual desktop environments, assessing information-seeking behavior (Experiment 1) and movement dynamics (Experiment 2) while approaching intersections.
