Modelling Pedestrian Movement by Aecom (24 results)

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Hardback. Condition: New. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas. The contents of this book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement, the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas.

Hardback. Condition: New. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Modelling Pedestrian Movement provides a detailed introduction to the principles and practices involved in simulating pedestrian and crowd flow patterns. The contents of the book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement; the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions.Part I on data and techniques provides guidance on data collection, uses of both macroscopic and microscopic simulation model development, and approaches to analysis and interpretation of model outputs. The global case studies in Part 2 include examples of pedestrian modelling for complex buildings, major events, rail interchanges, airport terminals and public spaces.Modelling Pedestrian Movement:shows how pedestrian modelling can be used to validate design, reduce congestion, and facilitate successful operational planning of access, safety and securityassumes no prior knowledge of pedestrian modelling or pedestrian dynamicsincludes 12 international case studies demonstrating a range of applicationsModelling Pedestrian Movement is a unique indispensable guide for transport planners, modelling professionals, urban designers, architects, fire engineers, and students of these subject areas. The contents of this book include fundamental research on pedestrian movement, the theories, techniques and tools for pedestrian modelling, and a range of original case studies that illustrate how pedestrian modelling can facilitate design and safety decisions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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