Alexandre Berred scite author profile

This chapter proposes to generalize to a geographical context an innovative SIR-based model describing human collective behaviors in situations of disasters. The novelty of this work is to adopt a complex network approach in order to model the influence of the space on the transitions among one behavior and the others. This network model will be applied on the specific case of a tsunami on the French Riviera caused by a seismic event.

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Mean residual life estimation

Abdous

Berred

2005

Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference

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On new scheduling policy for the improvement of firm RTDBSs performances

Semghouni¹,

Amanton²,

Sadeg³

et al. 2007

Data & Knowledge Engineering

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Prediction of record values

Berred

1998

Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods

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