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  • Owner: RolandMacDoland
  • License: other
  • Language: Python
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README.md

Social Force Model for Pedestrian Dynamics

This code is intended to simulate the coupled dynamics of pedestrians in a bespoke free-space environment.

Social Force Model - C++ library for pedestrian dynamics

Microsimulator solving for the free-space dynamics of pedestrians using a so-called "Social Force Model" based on the article [Helbing & Molnar Phys. Rev. E 51, 4282 (1995)]. It includes the possibility to set a crude model of environment using defined walls and buildings.

Installation

In a terminal,

sh mkdir SocialForceModel cd SocialForceModel git clone https://github.com/UCLGuichard/SocialForceModel

C++ core

To build and install the C++ core, in the cpp/ directory, run::

sh mkdir build cd build cmake .. make install

Usage

Testing

Example

Getting help

License

See LICENSE file for more details.

Citation

See CITATION file for more details.

Version

1.0 (in progress)

History

SocialForceModel is based on the work by Helbing and coworkers cited above.

Acknowledgements

  • Whoever involved in this project.

Contact

[Roland Guichard] - r.guichard@ucl.ac.uk

Owner

  • Login: RolandMacDoland
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Citation (CITATION)

How to cite
===========

Social Force Model is free to use under the GNU General Public License.
See LICENSE file for more details.

If you use any part of the code in a work or publication,
please cite it as follows:

R. Guichard, Social Force Model: Python library for pedestrian dynamics
http://www.github/UCLGuichard/SocialForceModel

Here is the BibTeX entry:

```text
@misc{SOCIALFORCEMODEL,
  title = {Social Force Model: Python library for pedestrian dynamics},
  author = {Guichard, R.},
  howpublished = {\url{http://www.github/UCLGuichard/SocialForceModel}},
  year = {2015}
}
```

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