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Mizuno Lab
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The lab uses calculation to study evacuation and smoke in fires, in the field of building fire safety.
AboutAbout the lab
Reading evacuation and smoke in fires through calculation.
The Mizuno Lab studies fire safety engineering for buildings.
The lab investigates how people evacuate during a fire and how smoke spreads, and it also works on developing a program that calculates evacuation and smoke behavior in an integrated way.
The lab's research history also lists, as topics continuing to the present, the analysis of the risk of fatalities in residential fires, the risk analysis of kiosk fires on subway station platforms, and the risks of wide-area evacuation during urban fires.
Key terms
- Fire safety engineering for buildings
- An engineering field that studies fires in buildings, including evacuation and smoke spread, in order to ensure safety
- Smoke behavior
- The properties and state of smoke
- Wide-area evacuation
- Evacuation over a large area in the case of a wide-scale disaster such as an urban fire
NewsLab news
Received the Achievement Award
Received the FY2024 Safety Engineering Paper Award
Received the Best Poster Presentation Award
Received the Japan Association for Fire Science and Engineering Award
ResearchResearch themes
From the standpoint of fire safety engineering for buildings, the Mizuno Lab investigates how people evacuate and how smoke behaves in fires. Its research history lists, as topics continuing to the present, the development of a program that integrates the calculation of evacuation and smoke behavior, the prediction of evacuation initiation, the analysis of evacuation behavior under microgravity, and evacuation means for people who are vulnerable in disasters.
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- ProfessorMasayuki Mizuno
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images.
- Top image: “Rita evacuees from Houston Texas September 21 2005” Ed Edahl / FEMA / Public domain (cropped)
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