Modeling and Simulation on Unidirectional Pedestrian Flow Based on Cellular Automata

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The CA-based Model of unidirectional pedestrian flow simulation is established. Model takes into account pedestrian forward, change lanes , side forward, backward , away from the dense crowd behavior. Simulation research and analyzed the relationship between pedestrian flow speed ,flow speed, flow , without moving the proportion of pedestrians and the pedestrian density in different pedestrian density. The results showed that: unidirectional pedestrian flow with the pedestrian density increases, there will be two thresholds K1 and K2. Pedestrian flow velocity will appear slight and obvious decrease after these two thresholds. Pedestrian flow traffic reaches its maximum value at K2. The proportion of unmoving pedestrians will increase and the increased amplitude increases when it reaches at the two thresholds K1 and K2.

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