Support for installation of emergency ladders for automatic operation trains

Yamauchi, Kana; Onoma, Noriko; Matsumoto, Takayuki; Ishizuki, Mitsutaka; TSUSHIMA, Ginga; Kitamura, Yoshihisa; Sato, Ayanori; Kikuchi, Fumitoshi

doi:10.4992/pacjpa.84.0_pq-017

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“…Many respondents also requested that they wanted to know how to use individual emergency equipment. A separate study has been conducted on this aspect, where it was confirmed that the evacuation ladder assembly time could be shortened by providing support such as showing a video in advance [4].…”

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“…"Trust in the system" is trust in railway operators, which combines trust in the railway staff members and a sense of security regarding the railway system. The Railway Technical Research Institute is also examining measures for increasing trust in the system, where they have shown that educational videos on how to respond in the event of an abnormality are useful in increasing trust in railway operators [6].…”

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<b>Typology of Train Evacuations from the Viewpoint of Information Provision and Context</b>

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As a baseline study on the provision of information to enable prompt evacuation from a train, different types of evacuation were grouped into three categories: immediate evacuation with passengers only, evacuation by remote instruction and evacuation by Staff Guidance. A web-based survey showed that there is a certain degree of role awareness in fellow passengers helping each other during escape, and that cooperative behavior can be expected. It also showed that those who understood instructions more clearly tended to act more immediately. Thus, it is considered important to inform passengers about their expected role, the flow of action to be taken, and the overall evacuation process.

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Section: Discussion On Content That Should Be Communicatedmentioning

confidence: 99%