Proceedings of International Conference on Applied Innovation in IT
2021/04/28, Volume 9, Issue 1, pp.93-100

Development of Physical and Psychological States Graphs of People and Their Software Implementation in the Tasks of Evacuation Modelling


Ekaterina Yurchenko, Irina Shulga, Mikhail Tugarinov, Igor Shelekhov, Stanislav Torgaev


Abstract: The purpose of the presented in the article results is to increase the realism of the people evacuation modeling in case of emergency situation. Models that exist today do not describe in detail physical and psychological states of the characters during the simulation. This article presents the results of the development of people physical and psychological states graphs in the conditions of evacuation. All graphs are presented as extended final state machines. On the basis of the developed finite state machines the description of state transitions was carried out and algorithms were built This work was carried out as part of the development of a comprehensive 3D model of the people evacuation processes of in emergency situations in particular fires. A software implementation in the Unreal Engine program of these states was performed. Examples of the behavior of characters in various psychological and physical states are also presented.

Keywords: Evacuation, Fire, Graph, Physical State, Behavior, 3D Modelling, Emergency, Block Programming

DOI: 10.25673/36589

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