1991
DOI: 10.3801/iafss.fss.3-805
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Optimization Models In Fire Egress Analysis For Residential Buildings

Abstract: Fire hazard analysis often includes the use of mathematical models of the egress of the individual occupants of a structure which is involved in a fire. In this paper, we introduce some mathematical optimization models which produce as output at least one path for each occupant which is optimal with respect to some measurement. Network based models of increasing levels of complexity and realism are demonstrated by means of a sequence of examples. These examples include single attribute constant costs, single a… Show more

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“…there are evacuation models that treat people not as ball bearings but as clairvoyant geniuses. [9] Occupants are provided with complete and accurate information on building layout and location and implications of fire conditions, instantaneously, not only in their immediate vicinity but in remote locations where they could have no realistic access to information. These models can incorporate differences in people's abilities, at least their physical abilities, but in terms of decision-making, every occupant is treated as an omniscient.…”
Section: The Soft Science Of People At Iafss Symposiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…there are evacuation models that treat people not as ball bearings but as clairvoyant geniuses. [9] Occupants are provided with complete and accurate information on building layout and location and implications of fire conditions, instantaneously, not only in their immediate vicinity but in remote locations where they could have no realistic access to information. These models can incorporate differences in people's abilities, at least their physical abilities, but in terms of decision-making, every occupant is treated as an omniscient.…”
Section: The Soft Science Of People At Iafss Symposiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approaches to this problem can be divided into macro and microscopic models [13]. The former approaches are dynamic network flow models mainly used to calculate the optimal evacuation times [14][15][16][17], whereas microscopic approaches concentrate on the simulation of individual behaviors [18][19][20][21][22][23]. Both macro and microscopic approaches can be used for evacuation planning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another approach to the problem is the realized (Kostreva, 1991;Getachew, 1992Getachew, , 2000Wiecek, 1992Wiecek, , 1993, who formulate the building evacuation as a multiobjective problem. Continuing this line of research we find Lo and Huang (2000, 2008.…”
Section: S Casadesús Pursals; F Garriga Garzónmentioning
confidence: 99%