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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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7 Simulation of Pedestrians<br />

7.1.5.1 Creating<br />

To define a pedestrian link for later use of e.g. signal heads, detectors or<br />

conflict areas for pedestrian flows,<br />

► Activate the Vehicle traffic mode and<br />

► Define a pedestrian link (cf. section 6.3.1)<br />

- as a new link or<br />

- by editing an existing link:<br />

► In both cases: check option “Use as pedestrian area” in the Link Data<br />

window.<br />

► Select Level of Area, cf. section 7.1.4.<br />

The height of a pedestrian link and its area is determined by the height of<br />

the chosen Level of Area and the user-defined Offset ([DISPLAY] tab).<br />

The resulting height is displayed, however, it is not subject to changes,<br />

cf. section 7.1.5.2.<br />

Create From the above settings, <strong>VISSIM</strong> creates<br />

► link no. 1 as pedestrian link (drawn by pointer) and<br />

► link no. 2 as pedestrian link in opposite direction.<br />

Edit The edited vehicle link is stored as pedestrian link and an opposing<br />

pedestrian link is created with the coordinates of the original link, i.e. both<br />

links are located on top of each other.<br />

7.1.5.2 Properties & Options<br />

This section deals with those properties which are essential for links that are<br />

used as pedestrian areas:<br />

● Use as pedestrian area: Activate this option to create a walkable<br />

pedestrian link which<br />

- serves as a walking ground for pedestrians (in both directions) and<br />

[LANES]<br />

364 <strong>VISSIM</strong> <strong>5.30</strong>-<strong>05</strong> © PTV AG 2011

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