Name: Mass Egress
 
Version: 1.1.4.20
 
Publisher: Engineering Informatics Group
 
The following components are required:
  • .NET Framework 2.0 (x86)
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
Please install them before starting Egress.
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How to run?

  • This software is deployed by .NET "ClickOnce" - that means it will run inside temporary area of windows. So nothing will be installed on your computer.
  • You can create floor plans with AutoCAD then import them into Eress (save as *.dxf ). Pleas note that some advance figures (such as "wall", "door", "block" etc.) need to be exploded into basic figures: selected all figures and click "Modify > Explode" within AutoCAD (usually 2 times of Explode are enough).
  • After import floor plan (*.dxf) into Egress, you can also modify it as well as create new figures (such as line, polyline, ractangle, circle, etc.) in the same way as AutoCAD.
  • Setting Egress Parameters

  • Then you can set "Exit Sign", "Goal Pont", and "Area For Agents" and some parameters for your simulation project. (Note: If you fail to set Exit Signs appropriately, e.g. in wrong direction, agents may get lost during egress). Then save your simulation project(as *.esp) or start simulator by click "Egress > Start Simulator".
  • Within simulator, you may use the following keys to interact with the simulator:

    ['1'] -- Perspective view
    ['2'] -- Top view
    ['3'] -- Isometric view
    ['F'] -- Run/Pause
    ['S'] -- Simple/complex display
    ['Y'] -- Density map (on/off)
    ['R'] -- Restart
    ['T'] -- Reset
    ['C'] -- Rotate view (+)
    ['D'] -- Rotate view (-)
    ['O'] -- Zoom out
    ['I'] -- Zoom in

    Note: each time when you finish simulation, please return to console: the simulator may seems no response at that time.
  • You may Download Sample Simulation Projects here or create you own projects.

Note: Since developed for academic research purpose, the software has NOT been fully debugged. You can use this software freely for non-commercial purpose at your own risk. We takes no responsibility for any "surprise" it might cause. Nevertheless, constructive comments, suggestions, and bug reports are welcomed.

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