Passenger Distribution Regulation of Rail Transit Platform in Standard Station Environment

Shijie Zhang; Haihang Li; Hao Sun

doi:10.62051/f7tqeh31

Authors

Shijie Zhang
Haihang Li
Hao Sun

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/f7tqeh31

Keywords:

Rail Transit; Standard Station; Passenger Distribution; Normal Distribution.

Abstract

Based on the analysis of the construction characteristics and passenger behavior characteristics of the standard station platform of rail transit, combined with the actual data, under the environment of the standard station, the distribution law of the platform passengers is studied. Through the change of different flow, the influence of the change on the overall distribution is studied, which provides a new idea and method for the study of the passenger distribution on the standard platform of rail transit.

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