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Development of mixed reality game system linking multi-agent simulation to evaluate behavior of evacuees

Author:

Masahiro Arakawa, Keita Sugiura, Shingo Muramatsu and Keiichi Kitazume

Subject Area:

Physical Sciences and Engineering

Abstract:

Prediction of human behavior in a disaster is a useful role in the design of urban structures such as department stores, schools, and office buildings. In this study, we develop a mixed reality game system linking a multi-agent simulation for behavioral evaluation of evacuees. We use a multi-agent simulation to evaluate the behavior of persons evacuating a floor given as many rules as possible. We use the mixed reality game to evaluate the complex and distinctive behavior of individual players in the game. This paper presents the characteristics of the developed game system, and presents the performance of the game system as a case study using an actual floor layout. In addition, we evaluate the effectiveness of emergency exit signs to manage the evacuees’ escape from the floor.

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