使用行人动力学模拟的物理距离表征

IF 1.2 Q3 PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Papers in Physics Pub Date : 2022-01-28 DOI:10.4279/pip.140001

D. Parisi, Germán A. Patterson, Lucio Pagni, Agustina Osimani, Tomas Bacigalupo, Juan Godfrid, Federico M. Bergagna, Manuel Rodriguez Brizi, Pedro Momesso, Fermin L. Gomez, Jimena Lozano, Juan Baader, Ignacio Ribas, Facundo P. Astiz Meyer, Miguel Di Luca, Nicol'as E. Barrera, Ezequiel M. Keimel Álvarez, Maite M. Herran Oyhanarte, Pedro R. Pingarilho, Ximena Zuberbuhler, Felipe Gorostiaga

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摘要

在目前的工作中，我们研究了模拟顾客数量（入住率）如何影响理想超市的社交距离，考虑到现实的典型尺寸和处理时间（产品选择和结账）。根据模拟轨迹，我们测量了小于2米的社交距离事件及其持续时间。在其他可观察性中，我们定义了一个物理距离系数，用于通知每个代理经历了多少事件（给定持续时间）。

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Physical distance characterization using pedestrian dynamics simulation

In the present work we study how the number of simulated customers (occupancy) affects social distance in an ideal supermarket, considering realistic typical dimensions and processing times (product selection and checkout). From the simulated trajectories we measure social distance events of less than 2 m, and their duration. Among other observables, we define a physical distance coefficient that informs how many events (of a given duration) each agent experiences.

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