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Kovalewski etal.: A Case Study in Tool-aided Analysis of Discretely Controlled Continuous Systems: the Two Tanks Problem.

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Integration of simulations developed with AnyLogic into HLA is considered. We use High Level Architecture (HLA), a de-facto standard for distributed simulation, as a communication and synchronization media for distributed hybrid simulation components. This framework is fully supported by UML-RT/Java tool AnyLogic developed at Experimental Object Technologies.

We use hybrid state machines, where sets of algebraic-differential equations are assigned to states, to model complex interdependencies between discrete and continuous time behaviors. In the paper we discuss one of the approaches to modeling and distributed simulation of hybrid (discrete/continuous) systems. In order to effectively improve evacuation efficiency, relevant measures should be taken to reduce intrusion single-width flow rate, inlet width and optimize station layout.As engineers are confronted with designing increasingly complex systems composed of interconnected components of diverse nature, traditional methods of modeling and analysis become cumbersome and inefficient.

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A series of simulation experiments show that factors such as flood intrusion single-width flow rate, inlet width, station layout and number of evacuated pedestrians have significant influence on the subway pedestrian evacuation process under flood. Therefore, this paper proposes an efficient simulation method based on BIM for subway pedestrian evacuation under the influence of flood. In recent years, frequent extreme meteorological disasters, floods and other disasters have brought great impact on the operation of subway system and personnel safety. AbstractĪt present, featuring large capacity, high efficiency, little pollution and low energy consumption, the subway system has become one of the most popular modes for travel. the 8th National Conference on Building Information Modeling, 122-127.

BIM-based Evacuation Simulation for Subway Considering Impacts of Floods. Recommended citation: Chen, K.Y., Zheng, Z., Lin, J.R.*, Zhou, Y.C. The 8th National Conference on Building Information Modeling, 2022 BIM-based Evacuation Simulation for Subway Considering Impacts of Floods