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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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The Pedestrians Editor (Add-on)<br />

pedestrians and desired speed destribution:<br />

● Pedestrian Type: Select a type from the list defined via BASE DATA -<br />

PEDESTRIAN TYPES, cf. section 7.1.2.<br />

● Desired Speed: Select a distribution from the list defined via BASE DATA -<br />

DISTRIBUTIONS - DESIRED SPEED, cf. section 5.2.1.<br />

● Ratio: The ratio determines how many pedestrians of the type and with<br />

the given speed distribution will be created in relation to pedestrians of<br />

other types also included in the distribution.<br />

7.1.7 Pedestrian Inputs<br />

For a selected walkable space or pedestrian link, inputs of pedestrians can<br />

be defined and edited similar to vehicle inputs, cf. section 6.4.3.<br />

For these inputs of pedestrians, <strong>VISSIM</strong> will - at random points in time -<br />

create pedestrians according to pedestrian compositions and input volumes.<br />

7.1.7.1 Creating & Editing<br />

► Activate the Pedestrian Edit Mode and the Pedestrian Inputs<br />

mode.<br />

► Select the pedestrian area on which you want to place the new input.<br />

► Right-click inside the area at the position where you want to place the<br />

input. The new input is represented by a red dot inside of the area. The<br />

dot is merely a graphical representation – the pedestrians from this input<br />

will be created at random locations within the corresponding pedestrian<br />

area.<br />

To open the Pedestrian Inputs window for<br />

► inputs of pedestrians per area: Double-click on that area.<br />

► all inputs of pedestrians in the network: Right-click outside of the<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> network.<br />

Similar to the vehicle input dialog, the input of pedestrians data is arranged in<br />

two sections (cf. section 6.4.3.1):<br />

<strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> © PTV AG 2011 367

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