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A Hybrid Genetic Search Algorithm For Capacitated Electric Vehicle Routing Problem, Dongyao Jin, Mi Liu, Yena Zhu, Yijiang Zhao
A Hybrid Genetic Search Algorithm For Capacitated Electric Vehicle Routing Problem, Dongyao Jin, Mi Liu, Yena Zhu, Yijiang Zhao
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: The capacitated electric vehicle routing problem (CEVRP) is an NP-hard combinatorial optimization problem in logistics distribution, aiming to minimize the total delivery distance of electric vehicles while satisfying carrying capacity and battery charge constraints. A hybrid genetic search algorithm is proposed to solve CEVRP by decomposing it into two subproblems: capacitated vehicle routing problem (CVRP) and fixed-route vehicle charging problem (FRVCP). A coding scheme with a two-layer chromosome structure is designed to represent the decision variables of these two subproblems. A Split operation is employed to generate vehicle routes for solving CVRP, and five neighborhood search operators, including Relocate, …
Traffic Sign Recognition Model With Long-Tail Distribution Based On Yolox-Tiny, Yunpeng Wu, Yingxiong Fu, Lijun Shen, Feng Cui
Traffic Sign Recognition Model With Long-Tail Distribution Based On Yolox-Tiny, Yunpeng Wu, Yingxiong Fu, Lijun Shen, Feng Cui
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Accurate recognition of traffic signs plays an important role in the field of intelligent driving. Traffic sign training datasets with long-tail distribution increase the difficulty of traffic sign recognition. A traffic sign recognition model with long-tail distribution based on YOLOX-Tiny was proposed to improve the poor performance of the model trained on long-tail distribution datasets. A long-tail traffic sign dataset was created based on the TT100K_2021 (tsinghua-tencent 100K 2021) dataset. YOLOX-Tiny was chosen as the underlying model by considering picture numbers in datasets, sample distribution, and model size. Equalization loss v2 (EQL v2) was used as classification loss to …
Real-Time Lidar Slam Algorithm Based On Distribution Optimal Registration, Weigang Li, Chuxiang Yu, Yongqiang Wang, Shaofeng Zou
Real-Time Lidar Slam Algorithm Based On Distribution Optimal Registration, Weigang Li, Chuxiang Yu, Yongqiang Wang, Shaofeng Zou
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: When scanning the surrounding environment, a lidar will generate some cluttered and sparse point cloud, which will cause excessive distribution fitting errors and correlation distances in the registration process, thus affecting the accuracy of the registration algorithm and the effect of simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). To address this problem, a real-time lidar SLAM algorithm based on distribution optimal registration is proposed. An eigenspectrum filter is designed, which takes the normalized minimum eigenvalue as the filtering object to filter out the points that do not match the set distribution in order to reduce the distribution fitting error. Secondly, a …
Research On Green Job Shop Scheduling Based On Herd Immunity Optimizer, Xunde Ma, Li Bi, Junjie Wang
Research On Green Job Shop Scheduling Based On Herd Immunity Optimizer, Xunde Ma, Li Bi, Junjie Wang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: In view of the green flexible job shop scheduling problem where machines have multiple speeds, a green flexible job shop scheduling model under multiple speeds was constructed to minimize the makespan and total energy consumption under different speeds. A discrete coronavirus herd immunity optimizer (DCHIO) was proposed for a solution. A discrete individual updating method was introduced for the relatively large solution space of the multi-speed problem, based on which a population updating mechanism with multi-scale joint search was proposed to search the solution space quickly and uniformly. A dynamic mutation operation was designed to enhance the population diversity …
Agv Scheduling Problem At Automated Terminals Based On Improved Dqn Algorithm, Chengji Liang, Shidong Zhang, Yu Wang, Bin Lu
Agv Scheduling Problem At Automated Terminals Based On Improved Dqn Algorithm, Chengji Liang, Shidong Zhang, Yu Wang, Bin Lu
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: A future tasks considering deep Q-network (F-DQN) algorithm was proposed to output realtime scheduling results of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) at automated terminals. This algorithm combined the advantages of real-time scheduling and static scheduling, improving the system status by considering static future task information when making real-time decisions, so as to obtain a better scheduling solution. In this study, the actual layout and equipment conditions of the Yangshan phase IV automated terminal were considered, and a series of simulation experiments were conducted using the Plant Simulation software. The experimental results show that the F-DQN algorithm can effectively solve the …
Global-Local Fusion For Efficient 3d Object Detection, Bin Lu, Minghan Wang, Yang Sun, Zhenyu Yang
Global-Local Fusion For Efficient 3d Object Detection, Bin Lu, Minghan Wang, Yang Sun, Zhenyu Yang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: As the 3D object detection based on point clouds shows an incapacity of feature extraction and incongruity between classification and regression, this research introduces a novel ResCST architecture based on the SECOND network. It incorporates residual connections into the 3D sparse convolutional layer, with the advantages of capturing long-distance dependent relation by SwinTransformer and obtaining local features by convolutional neural network integrated, proposing the CNN-SwinTransformer hybrid model for enhanced feature extraction. It introduces the RCIoU method for the joint optimization of classification and regression tasks. The experimental results show that the model achieves a 3D detection accuracy of 91.21%, …
Optimization Of Crucial Targets For Air Defense Based On Combined Weighting-Topsis Model, Peng Zhang, Ke Feng
Optimization Of Crucial Targets For Air Defense Based On Combined Weighting-Topsis Model, Peng Zhang, Ke Feng
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: To optimize the selection of crucial defended targets in regional air defense operations and improve the selection accuracy, this paper constructs a factor model considering the importance of air defense targets from the perspectives of target value, defense urgency, target vulnerability, and target recovery. Under the optimization of the TOPSIS method through a combination of the ANP and entropy weight methods, tendentious opinions of commanders and the excessive reliance on objective data can be overcome to ensure the factor weighting is more reasonable and accurate; Super Decisions is used to calculate the weights of the ANP method, accelerating data …
Eecbs Multi-Robot Path Planning Based On Variable Suboptimal Factors Of Prioritizing Conflicts, Xingyu Yan, Niya Wang, Jianlin Mao, Zhigang He, Dayan Li
Eecbs Multi-Robot Path Planning Based On Variable Suboptimal Factors Of Prioritizing Conflicts, Xingyu Yan, Niya Wang, Jianlin Mao, Zhigang He, Dayan Li
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: In the process of multi-robot path planning (MRPP), the unavoidable key conflicts between the optimal paths have a significant impact on the efficiency of path solving. To address this issue, an MRPP method based on variable suboptimal factors of prioritizing conflicts (PC) was proposed. Path search was performed at the lower layer of the explicit estimation conflict-based search (EECBS) algorithm; in the upper layer of the EECBS algorithm framework, the PC was determined, and the suboptimal factor of the robot with key conflicts was adaptively increased; by analyzing the distribution of obstacles in the surrounding neighborhoods of key conflicts, …
Slam Dynamic Algorithm Based On Improved Feature Description, Qiang Fu, Xianyun Teng, Yuanfa Ji, Fenghua Ren
Slam Dynamic Algorithm Based On Improved Feature Description, Qiang Fu, Xianyun Teng, Yuanfa Ji, Fenghua Ren
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: The original ORB descriptor algorithm has a low matching accuracy and long matching time, the positioning accuracy and robustness of the SLAM(simultaneous localization and mapping) system are severely disturbed by moving objects in dynamic scenes, and the ORB-SLAM3 system is incapable of constructing dense maps. To address the above problems, this paper proposes an improved ORB-SLAM3 based on the BEBLID descriptor and object detection. A lightweight YOLOv5s dynamic object detection network and dynamic feature removal module are fused with the tracking thread to improve the system's positioning accuracy. Replacing the original feature description algorithm, an improved local image descriptor …
Design And Implementation Of Maritime Unmanned Cross-Domain Collaborative Effectiveness Evaluation System Based On Mlp, Hongyu Hu, Tianzhu Gao, Haitao Gu
Design And Implementation Of Maritime Unmanned Cross-Domain Collaborative Effectiveness Evaluation System Based On Mlp, Hongyu Hu, Tianzhu Gao, Haitao Gu
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: In the face of the problem of evaluating the detection capability effectiveness of the maritime unmanned cross-domain collaborative system, it is necessary to study the evaluation indexes and evaluation algorithm. In this paper, the robot's own parameters and environmental parameters are combined to build a calculation model for evaluation indexes, such as detection coverage rate, repeated detection rate, the number of pixels per unit area, and energy as well as an evaluation system for detection capability of the maritime unmanned cross-domain collaborative system. The subjectivity in the evaluation process is reduced, and training data is generated by the availability …
Improvement Of A* Algorithm In Path Planning Of Mobile Robot, Dexin Yao, Hongjun San, Yaru Wang, Haijie Sun, Jiupeng Chen, Xiaoyuan Yang
Improvement Of A* Algorithm In Path Planning Of Mobile Robot, Dexin Yao, Hongjun San, Yaru Wang, Haijie Sun, Jiupeng Chen, Xiaoyuan Yang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: To solve the problems of excessively redundant nodes, low search efficiency, and excessive path turning angle in the path search of the traditional A* algorithm, an improved A* algorithm is proposed to plan the optimal path. First, the amount of search neighborhood of the A* algorithm is increased to 24 to obtain a more accurate and comprehensive search field. Second, the angle search algorithm is introduced, eliminating the unnecessary nodes in the path search and making the search more target-oriented. Third, the heuristic function is weighted by the exponential attenuation through the relative position of the current point and …
Multi-Step Ahead Water Level Forecasting Using Deep Neural Networks, Fahimeh Sharafkhani, Steven Corns, Robert Holmes
Multi-Step Ahead Water Level Forecasting Using Deep Neural Networks, Fahimeh Sharafkhani, Steven Corns, Robert Holmes
Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Stream gauge height (water level) is a significant indicator for forecasting future floods. Flooding occurs when the water level exceeds the flood stage. Predicting imminent floods can save lives, protect infrastructure, and improve road traffic management and transportation. Deep neural networks have been increasingly used in this domain due to their predictive capabilities in capturing complex features and interdependencies. This study employs four distinct models—Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP), Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), transformer, and LSTNet—with MLP serving as the baseline model to forecast water levels. The models are trained using data from 20 distinct river gages across the state of Missouri …
Underrepresented Minority Faculty In The Usa Face A Double Standard In Promotion And Tenure Decisions, Theodore Masters-Waage, Christiane Spitzmueller, Ebenezer Edema-Sillo, Ally St. Aubin, Michelle Penn-Marshall, Erika Henderson, Peggy Lindner, Cynthia Werner, Tracey Rizzuto, Juan Madera
Underrepresented Minority Faculty In The Usa Face A Double Standard In Promotion And Tenure Decisions, Theodore Masters-Waage, Christiane Spitzmueller, Ebenezer Edema-Sillo, Ally St. Aubin, Michelle Penn-Marshall, Erika Henderson, Peggy Lindner, Cynthia Werner, Tracey Rizzuto, Juan Madera
Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
Underrepresented minority (URM) faculty face challenges in many domains of academia, from university admissions to grant applications. We examine whether this translates to promotion and tenure (P&T) decisions. Data from five US universities on 1,571 faculty members' P&T decisions show that URM faculty received 7% more negative votes and were 44% less likely to receive unanimous votes from P&T committees. A double standard in how scholarly productivity is rewarded is also observed, with below-average h-indexes being judged more harshly for URM faculty than for non-URM faculty. This relationship is amplified for faculty with intersectional backgrounds, especially URM women. The differential …
Irl For Restless Multi-Armed Bandits With Applications In Maternal And Child Health, Gauri Jain, Pradeep Varakantham, Haifeng Xu, Aparna Taneja, Prashant Doshi, Milind Tambe
Irl For Restless Multi-Armed Bandits With Applications In Maternal And Child Health, Gauri Jain, Pradeep Varakantham, Haifeng Xu, Aparna Taneja, Prashant Doshi, Milind Tambe
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
Public health practitioners often have the goal of monitoring patients and maximizing patients’ time spent in “favorable” or healthy states while being constrained to using limited resources. Restless multi-armed bandits (RMAB) are an effective model to solve this problem as they are helpful to allocate limited resources among many agents under resource constraints, where patients behave differently depending on whether they are intervened on or not. However, RMABs assume the reward function is known. This is unrealistic in many public health settings because patients face unique challenges and it is impossible for a human to know who is most deserving …
Urbanization And Urban Sprawl In The Post-Colonial Era Douala City, Cameroon, Sylvia Munisi
Urbanization And Urban Sprawl In The Post-Colonial Era Douala City, Cameroon, Sylvia Munisi
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
The history of the port city of Douala spans pre-colonial period, colonial period of the Germans and French occupation, the post-colonial era and the contemporary situation with continuous occupancy of the coastal environment. This article looks at the relationship between the history of the city of Douala to the resulting urban situation focusing on governance structure as well as rapid urbanization. The findings show that governance structure allowing for a duality of modern political system and traditional cultural system of kingships and chiefdoms has an effect to the resulting urban sprawl. Moreover, rapid urbanization under this condition has an overall …
The Use Of Locally Available Materials Towards Urban Planning For Sustainable Construction: The Case Of Gondar-Ethiopia, Kidist Dereje
The Use Of Locally Available Materials Towards Urban Planning For Sustainable Construction: The Case Of Gondar-Ethiopia, Kidist Dereje
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
The city of Gondar in northern Ethiopia has a rich history that is connected to urban planning and construction. From the era of the Fasiledes that built masonry castles, Italian colonialism that zoned the city on racial boundaries and the post-colonial planning that wanted a more global standard, Gondar has been subjected to different planning and construction methods. This evolution however, has brought about challenges related to the sustainability of the construction industry and the communities within the city. This paper analyses the relationship between urban planning and use of local construction materials to attain sustainable development of the city. …
Transport Mobility Analysis For Informal Settlements In Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Fatma Kassim Mohamed
Transport Mobility Analysis For Informal Settlements In Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, Fatma Kassim Mohamed
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
Dar es Salaam is one of the world’s fastest growing cities and is expected to be the third largest by 2100 with a population of 76 million. Dar es Salaam city is made of multiple neighbourhoods that are very diverse in terms of socio-economic status, gender, age and prevalent activities. One of the biggest challenges facing the city of Dar es Salaam is urban sprawl due to informal settlements that in turn leads to very long travel time and hinders equal mobility and accessibility of labour and goods. This study found that the current mobility vision for Dar es Salaam …
Relationship Between Historic Evolution, Urbanization And Mobility In Ibadan, Nigeria, Aisha Adams
Relationship Between Historic Evolution, Urbanization And Mobility In Ibadan, Nigeria, Aisha Adams
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
Ibadan is said to be the biggest indigenous city in Nigeria with a population of about 4.04 million, making it the third largest city in the country after Lagos and Kano. Since its founding in 1829, Ibadan has experienced urban evolution that is mostly unguided. With its high fertility rate, population growth and rural-to-urban migration, Ibadan has experienced significant urban sprawl that has resulted in challenges in urban mobility especially to the lower-income earners. This study looks at the relationship between urban planning, urbanization and mobility in the city of Ibadan. The study found that lack of integrated land use …
Investigating The Relationship Between History, Urbanization And Wealth Gap In Johannesburg, South Africa, Abdallah F. Kaamah
Investigating The Relationship Between History, Urbanization And Wealth Gap In Johannesburg, South Africa, Abdallah F. Kaamah
Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)
The city of Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and named as one of the economic drivers of the country. However, the city has the widest wealth gap in the country. This article examines the relationship between historical occurrences, urbanization, and the resulted wealth disparity in Johannesburg and look at the mitigation measures. The findings point to the wealth disparity in the city as a multifaceted problem influenced by historical, urbanization, and political variables. Comprehensive and multifaceted policy initiatives are required to address the structural causes of inequality and the urgent needs of vulnerable populations to close the …
Evaluating Laser Tracking For The Improvement Of Quality Control Methods Of Precast Concrete, Blake A. Barbay
Evaluating Laser Tracking For The Improvement Of Quality Control Methods Of Precast Concrete, Blake A. Barbay
LSU Master's Theses
Current quality control (QC) methods of precast concrete are outdated and present challenges of human error and lengthy inspections. Current research into modernizing QC practices revolves around the implementation of laser scanners, with less focus on the possibility of using laser trackers. The aim of this study is to evaluate the implementation of laser trackers into the QC process of precast concrete by comparing time, accuracy, and cost to the traditional method of using a tape measure. The time studies and accuracy tests were performed in the pre- and post-pour of the precast concrete process at a precast concrete plant …
Integrating Risk And Vulnerability: Exploring A Unified Model For Supply Chain Resiliency, William G. Cook
Integrating Risk And Vulnerability: Exploring A Unified Model For Supply Chain Resiliency, William G. Cook
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The world has entered an era of retreating globalization, mounting geo-political tensions, rising protectionism, and increasing focus on the fragility of complex supply chains. The negative impacts of supply chain disruptions have been increasingly documented since the turn of the century. Given the global scale of recent disruptions, supply chain resiliency has become a national imperative. The Global Financial Crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic, and other major disruptive events demonstrate the active role of government in mitigating damage, the enduring effects of regulation, and the resultant re-evaluation of supply chain strategies by the private and public sectors. In this environment, supply …
A Plugin-Based Unreal Engine Adapter For Hla-Based Distributed Simulation, Mei Yang, Peng Wang
A Plugin-Based Unreal Engine Adapter For Hla-Based Distributed Simulation, Mei Yang, Peng Wang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: With the wide application of game engine-based simulation in transportation, military and other fields, the demand for interoperability between game engine and traditional simulations is becoming increasingly strong. For the HLA-based integration of Unreal Engine and the traditional simulations, a plugin-based Unreal Engine adapter for distributed simulation is designed, which enables the rapid development of Unreal Engine federate and the efficient integration. The simulation shows the feasibility of the plugin-based Unreal Engine adapter.
Research On Sequential Design Methods For Satellite Combat Simulation Tests, Yanlin Wang, Zhijun Cheng, Zichen Wang, Jian Zhong
Research On Sequential Design Methods For Satellite Combat Simulation Tests, Yanlin Wang, Zhijun Cheng, Zichen Wang, Jian Zhong
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Aiming at the problem that satellite monitoring mission simulation tests cannot take into account the number of sample points and model accuracy in the complex test space, a hybrid sequential test design method for satellite simulation tests based on sample density and local nonlinearity is proposed. Voronoi division is used to describe the density of discrete point distribution, and the nonlinearity is measured with the help of Taylor expansion and sample point neighborhood gradient information. The two are combined to calculate the hybrid metrics, and the sample points are ranked and new ones are added until the stopping criterion …
Improving Nsga-Iii Algorithm For Solving High-Dimensional Many-Objective Green Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem, Yigang Xu, Yong Chen, Chen Wang, Yunxian Peng
Improving Nsga-Iii Algorithm For Solving High-Dimensional Many-Objective Green Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem, Yigang Xu, Yong Chen, Chen Wang, Yunxian Peng
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Aiming at the poor initial solution quality and low local search efficiency of NSGA-III in solving the many-objective flexible job shop scheduling model, an improved NSGA-III (NSGA-III-TV) is proposed. Based on MSOS encoding, the different mixed initialization strategies are adopted for OS and MS chromosomes to improve the quality of initial solutions. Based on the critical path, an improved N6 neighborhood structure is used for neighborhood search, which effectively reduce the completion time and reducing search randomness. Three effective mutation operators are employed to expand the search space and improve the convergence capability in the later stages. Test results …
Multi-Objective Energy-Efficient No-Wait Flow Shop Scheduling Based On Hybrid Discrete State Transition Algorithm, Cong Wang, Jiaying Yu, Hongli Zhang
Multi-Objective Energy-Efficient No-Wait Flow Shop Scheduling Based On Hybrid Discrete State Transition Algorithm, Cong Wang, Jiaying Yu, Hongli Zhang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: A hybrid discrete state transition algorithm (HDSTA) is designed to solve the energyefficient no-wait flow shop scheduling problem (EENWFSP) minimizing makespan and total energy consumption. According to the characteristics of the problem, the coding method of job sequence and speed matrix is designed, and the heuristic algorithm is used to obtain the high-quality initial solution. According to the properties of EENWFSP, solving and allocating four discrete operators. The swap, shift and symmetry operators are embedded in secondary state transition are used for job sequence optimization, and the substitute operators are used for machine speed optimization. The speed substitute strategy …
Adaptive Recognition Method Of Capability Boundary Parameters For Unmanned Autonomous Systems, Jinwen Li, Peng Wang, Youmei Pan, Xinyao Hui
Adaptive Recognition Method Of Capability Boundary Parameters For Unmanned Autonomous Systems, Jinwen Li, Peng Wang, Youmei Pan, Xinyao Hui
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: To effectively cope with the dimension curse in simulation testing and reduce the number of simulations times needed in the traditional full-space parameter traversal, it is necessary to obtain specific simulation data to accurately reflect the modeling characteristics of the test data to obtain the informative and representative samples of the original data with a smaller number of simulations. A digital simulation test model for adaptive recognition ;/of capability boundary parameters for UAS is proposed. The model is initially constructed with a good point set with a multi-weight structure; In combination with an adaptive kernel function boundary point recognition, …
Operational Effectiveness Analysis Method Based On Spherical Fibonacci Lattice, Weiran Guo, Jiahao Zhou, Xiang Huang, Xin Zhao
Operational Effectiveness Analysis Method Based On Spherical Fibonacci Lattice, Weiran Guo, Jiahao Zhou, Xiang Huang, Xin Zhao
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: An operational effectiveness modeling and computing method based on spherical Fibonacci lattice is proposed to address the low simulation accuracy and computational efficiency of large-scale sampling for traditional latitude and longitude grids. The formal description of operational effectiveness in command information systems and the generation method of spherical Fibonacci grid points are provided. A command information systems capability analysis framework is constructed, which focuses on ensuring the continuous mission support and uses the responsibility area of combat tasks as a reference. Through a top-down system design approach, a layered and decoupled combat effectiveness computing framework is proposed which studies …
Ground Robot Relocation Method Based On Uav Point Cloud Map, Hongzhi Huang, Kai Yan, Changfeng Liu, Jianwen Wang, Bin Luo
Ground Robot Relocation Method Based On Uav Point Cloud Map, Hongzhi Huang, Kai Yan, Changfeng Liu, Jianwen Wang, Bin Luo
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: In response to the challenge of relocalization in air-ground collaborative systems without the support of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), and the associated issues of insufficient accuracy, a coarse-to-fine relocalization algorithm based on a three-dimensional point cloud map is proposed. The algorithm eliminates the influence of invalid point clouds from the sky and ground through index filtering, performs coarse localization by extracting global features from the point cloud and applying truncated least squares estimation, and then employs voxel-based iterative closest point (ICP) for precise optimization to obtain the more accurate localization results. A ground robot localization and autonomous navigation …
Research On Digital Twin Technology Of Coal Mine Tunneling Machine System, Xingwang Cai, Yaoqiang Pei, Jihua Yang, Ruifeng Pang
Research On Digital Twin Technology Of Coal Mine Tunneling Machine System, Xingwang Cai, Yaoqiang Pei, Jihua Yang, Ruifeng Pang
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Aiming at the problems in coal mine tunneling operations, including complex geological structures, harsh on-site conditions, low automation of excavation equipment, and frequent safety incidents, a digital twin solution is proposed. PLC as hardware core, MQTT protocol, and EMQX as foundation, through the integration of IoT, internet, digital twins, and virtual reality technologies, the mapping rules for parameter matrices and a fault cause analysis table are established, which realize the functions such as data collection, processing during excavation, data mapping between equipment and twin models, data storage, process simulation, remote control, intelligent fault detection, and early warning, and significantly …
Research On Application Of Intelligent Indication Signs In Improving Efficiency Of Crowd Evacuation, Heng Niu, Yanbin Han, Liang Li, Weilin Chen, Sijie Niu, Qingtao Hou
Research On Application Of Intelligent Indication Signs In Improving Efficiency Of Crowd Evacuation, Heng Niu, Yanbin Han, Liang Li, Weilin Chen, Sijie Niu, Qingtao Hou
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: Aiming at the low emergency evacuation efficiency of dense crowds in confined spaces, a crowd evacuation guidance model based on intelligent signs is constructed in this paper. A balanced congestion strategy to optimize the signs layout and a social network search-based sign guidance weights optimization method are proposed to improve evacuation efficiency. Simulation experiments show that the optimized intelligent sign layout can effectively alleviate the local congestion during evacuation and reduce the time consumption of pedestrians caused by congestion. The optimized intelligent sign guidance weights can further balance the utilization rate of exits, which is conducive to making full …