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Developing new behavioural models for simulating pedestrian flows and an optimized revenue concept

Description

The simulation of pedestrian flows has become of increasing importance and attention over the last years. With the resulting innovations this project aims to improve the quality of the simulation results substantially. Furthermore the duration of simulation projects shall be reduced to improve competitiveness. This is also based on the fact, that in addition to the standard desktop solution, a high performance cloud-computing version shall be developed, leading to reduced computation time and the option of providing additional services. Finally, an optimized revenue concept shall be developed to allow for sustainable financial succes of our industrial partner company.

Key data

Projectlead

Albert Steiner, Dr. Dieter Hottiger

Project team

Dr. Manuel Renold, Claudio Gomez, Prof. Dr. Christine Larbig

Project partners

Savannah Simulations AG

Project status

completed, 11/2012 - 04/2015

Institute/Centre

Institute for Data Science (IDS)

Funding partner

CTI

Project budget

268'800 CHF

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