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Simulating Virtual Humans Crowds in Facilities

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The area of crowd simulation has been widely explored in several contexts from entertainment to safety purposes. In this paper we present an approach to simulate the evacuation of crowds in facilities such as hospitals, geriatric clinics, orphanages and etc. We use Snook tables to parametrize the effort of people to push patients impacting the people speed when evacuating a specific environment. In addition, we compare our method with another simulation in a hospital.

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            IVA '18: Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents
            November 2018
            381 pages
            ISBN:9781450360135
            DOI:10.1145/3267851

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