Simulation Results from a Tokyo Dome Model

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Title of the dataset	Simulation Results from a Tokyo Dome Model
Provenance of the dataset	Yuming Dong
How were the data collected/created? What was the cost?	Simulations conducted on a computer, with no direct costs
Data sharing policy	With anyone.
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Type of data: Check all that apply. Use "Other" to specify other types so that we can include them in further updates.	number
Variable labels of dataset (the names of the variables)	Evacuation Time
Outline of data	The evacuation simulation results of a pedestrian simulation model of Tokyo Dome
Simulation process	A miniature version of the Tokyo Dome and its surrounding areas was constructed by cellular automaton model. Special mechanisms are applied to influence the behaviour of an agent leaving from a certain stadium gate by attracting it to a nearby business facility and/or guiding it to uncongested areas. Differential evolution algorithm is then used to find out the optimal probabilities of influencing agents for each stadium gate. The main goal is reducing evacuation time, while other goals like reducing the costs for influencing agents’ behaviours and individual evacuation time are also considered. A number of results are obtained through the above-mentioned process.
Expected outcome of the process (obtained knowledge, analysis results, output of tools)	Provide a goal-dependent, exit-specific strategy for optimizing pedestrian flows
Anticipation for analyses/simulations other than the typical ones provided above	Help the business owners around Tokyo Dome to formulate better business strategy