Adding Higher Intelligent Functions to Pedestrian Agent Model
Toshiyuki Kaneda (),
Takumi Yoshida,
Yanfeng He,
Masaki Tamada () and
Yasuhiro Kitakami ()
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Toshiyuki Kaneda: Nagoya Institute of Technology
Takumi Yoshida: Nagoya Institute of Technology
Yanfeng He: Nagoya Institute of Technology
Masaki Tamada: Kozo Keikaku Engineering Co. Ltd
Yasuhiro Kitakami: Kozo Keikaku Engineering Co. Ltd
A chapter in Pedestrian and Evacuation Dynamics 2008, 2010, pp 529-535 from Springer
Abstract:
Summary Pedestrian dynamics studies have brought the potential for application to a wide variety of urban planning field, not only crowd accident risk analysis but also simulation-oriented spatial design. Our up-versioned ASPF (Agent Simulator of Pedestrian Flows) ver.4 has newly introduced higher function such as a target maintaining (Helmsman) function, a route-choice function etc. into a pedestrian agent. In an example case of patio-shaped shopping mall, Asunal Kanayama, we have verified that pedestrian agents can walk autonomously along way points to destination points in a complicated space, and that ASPFver.4 can be a useful tool for ordinary commerce space design. We also refer to the ASSA (Agent Simulator of Shop Around) project for implementing much higher functions.
Keywords: Destination Point; Agent Simulator; Pedestrian Flow; Street Project; Behavior Rule (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-04504-2_46
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