Pedestrians’ behavior in emergency evacuation: Modeling and simulation
Wang Lei, Zheng Jie-Hui, Zhang Xiao-Shuang, Zhang Jian-Lin, Wang Qiu-Zhen†, , Zhang Qian
       

Case I: different evacuation processes of one trial with different friend-group densities: (a1)–(a4) low friend-group density where the proportion of pedestrians in groups to total pedestrians is only 20% and (b1)–(b4) high friend-group density where the proportion of that is as high as 80% at different time steps: (a1) and (b1) step = 0, (a2) and (b2) step = 200, (a3) and (b3) step = 400, and (a4) and (b4) step = 600. The initial number of pedestrians in the waiting hall is 600 in each situation. Here, Pin donates the number of pedestrians left in the waiting hall and Pout donates the number of pedestrians escaped from the waiting hall at the specific time step.