In crowd:it a variety of evaluations are provided to analyze crowd simulations. Here you will find an overview of which areas can be evaluated and which insights can be gained.

 

How can I create evaluations?

Read this post to learn how to get your evaluation in 6 steps.

 

Which areas can be evaluated?

  • The entire scenario
  • A specific layer
  • A simulation object
  • Tripwires or across multiple tripwires
  • Specific evaluation areas or rectangles

Which diagrams are predefined in crowd:it?

Different chart types are available:

Line chart

  • graphical representation of the correlation of two characteristics
  • shows the development of these parameters
  • examples: evacuation time, number of people per floor or in the building, maximum density over time

Scatter plot

  • graphical representation of pairs of values of two statistical characteristics
  • shows strength and direction of a correlation
  • examples: Lengths of stay of individual agents, individual velocities, local densities

Mixed charts (scatter and line)

  • graphical representation of the correlation of two characteristics compared to pairs of values
  • shows the development together with a correlation
  • examples: plot of mean velocity and single velocities, plot of mean densities and single densities

Area chart

  • graphical representation of quantities, especially suitable for number of persons
  • shows the trend in absolute numbers
  • examples: Number of agents in a certain area

Stacked area chart

  • graphical representation of several quantities
  • displays the trend in absolute numbers
  • examples: number of agents in different areas

Bar chart

  • graphical representation of characteristics in categories
  • shows the respective expression of the different categories
  • examples: congestion duration in minute increments, duration of non-compliance with social distancing

Stacked bar chart

  • graphical representation of characteristics in categories in different evaluation areas
  • shows the comparison of the respective expression of the different categories
  • examples: congestion duration in different areas in minute increments, total number of agents per area per minute