VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

Evaluation Types for Simulations of Pedestrians
File: D:\Program
Files\PTV_Vision\VISSIM_520\Examples\Training\Pedestrians\HotelRimea.inp
Comment:
Date: Friday, 6. November 2009 2:34:58 PM
VISSIM: 5.20-04* [20907]
PedNo : Pedestrian number
ConstrElem : Number of construction element
CurrentDest : Number of current destination (construction element)
vDes : Desired speed [km/h]
v : Speed [km/h] at end of time step
…
PedNo; ConstrElem; CurrentDest; vDes; v;
1; 1; 115; 4.17; 0.56;
2; 3; 115; 4.98; 2.48;
3; 4; 115; 4.57; 1.10;
4; 7; 115; 4.27; 2.48;
5; 7; 115; 4.20; 2.19;
6; 10; 115; 4.03; 2.48;
7; 12; 115; 4.67; 2.48;
8; 13; 115; 4.59; 2.48;
9; 20; 115; 4.90; 2.48;
10; 24; 115; 4.61; 2.48;
11; 26; 115; 4.97; 2.48;
12; 27; 115; 4.00; 2.48;
13; 34; 115; 4.69; 2.48;
14; 204; 115; 4.98; 3.31;
7.2.4 Pedestrian Queue Evaluations
Click EVALUATION – FILES and call the [PEDESTRIANS] tab. Activate the
Queues option to create a *.PQE file which contains – by time interval and
selected area – the following compiled values:
► the number of pedestrians in the queue
► the length per queue (bee-line)
Definition
Only those areas are provided for selection that have checked the option
Queuing, cf. section 7.1.4.3.
If orderly queuing of pedestrians in single file is required, a Dwell time
distribution has to be allocated to the area, cf. section 5.2.6.
In the Pedestrian Area window, check – and edit, if applicable – these
properties of one or several selected pedestrian areas.
The behavior of pedestrians in queues is described in section 5.2.6.
For each area, the number of queueing pedestrians and the queue’s spatial
extent are logged.
In case of areas without orderly queing (i.e. not single file but only stopped at
a bottleneck), the following applies:
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