Contributed by: filbert Thursday, May 26 2005 @ 03:38 PM CST
From Wired[*1] :
For more than four years – steadily, seriously, and with the unsentimental rigor for which we love them – civil engineers have been studying the destruction of the World Trade Center towers, sifting the tragedy for its lessons. And it turns out that one of the lessons is: Disobey authority. In a connected world, ordinary people often have access to better information than officials do.
Here’s the report itself:
Occupant Behavior, Egress, and Emergency Communications[*2]