The simulation of pedestrian dynamics is a consolidated area of application for agent-based based models; however generally the presence of groups and particular relationships among pedestrians is treated in a simplistic way. This work describes an innovative agent-based based approach encapsulating in the pedestrian's behavioural model effects representing both proxemics and a simplified account of influences related to the presence of groups in the crowd. The model is tested in a simple scenario to evaluate the effectiveness of mechanisms to preserve groups cohesion maintaining a plausible overall crowd dynamic.

Bandini, S., Rubagotti, F., Vizzari, G., Shimura, K. (2011). An Agent Model of Pedestrian and Group Dynamics: Experiments on Group Cohesion. In AI*IA 2011: Artificial Intelligence Around Man and Beyond (pp. 104-116). Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-23954-0_12].

An Agent Model of Pedestrian and Group Dynamics: Experiments on Group Cohesion

BANDINI, STEFANIA;VIZZARI, GIUSEPPE;
2011

Abstract

The simulation of pedestrian dynamics is a consolidated area of application for agent-based based models; however generally the presence of groups and particular relationships among pedestrians is treated in a simplistic way. This work describes an innovative agent-based based approach encapsulating in the pedestrian's behavioural model effects representing both proxemics and a simplified account of influences related to the presence of groups in the crowd. The model is tested in a simple scenario to evaluate the effectiveness of mechanisms to preserve groups cohesion maintaining a plausible overall crowd dynamic.
Capitolo o saggio
agent-based modeling and simulation, crowd simulation, pedestrian simulation
English
AI*IA 2011: Artificial Intelligence Around Man and Beyond
2011
978-3-642-23953-3
6934
Springer
104
116
Bandini, S., Rubagotti, F., Vizzari, G., Shimura, K. (2011). An Agent Model of Pedestrian and Group Dynamics: Experiments on Group Cohesion. In AI*IA 2011: Artificial Intelligence Around Man and Beyond (pp. 104-116). Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-23954-0_12].
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