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Recognition of Fire Cues During Sleep.
Accurate prediction of occupant response is required for models that are designed to assess risk to life in fires for the purpose of performance-based assessment of building safety, but quantitative data on human behaviour in fires is limited. The lack of data, and particularly of data relating to i
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