The number of tourists to recreation areas has increased dramatically, leading to a growing concern about the congestion phenomena in these areas. Since the information provision has been introduced to reduce the congestion, its potential benefits as well as its drawbacks have been discussed controversially. In this work, we address a basic recreation area scenario with different patterns of information sharing and study the impact of them using agent-based simulation, where the tourists are modelled as agents. Three evaluation indicators are proposed to evaluate the performance of the strategies and both of the positive and negative of information sharing patterns are described.
This paper studies the BTT missile's sliding mode flight controller. Firstly, the control model is established according to dynamic inverse method and the general dynamic equation of the missile flying in the atmosphere. Then, the sliding mode controller is designed and it adopts the time-varying sliding mode surface, the self-defined reaching law and the adaptive control parameters. Finally, three sets of simulation are carried out to prove the flight controller designed in this paper for BTT missile can follow the guidance instructions and meet operational needs.
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