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== Abstract ==
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==Abstract==
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In this work we present a new strategy, employing optimal control techniques
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of partial differential equations, to automate the optimization of locations for a given
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number of exit doors at gathering places, so that the evacuation of crowds takes place in
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a safer and faster way. Once given a detailed mathematical formulation of the problem,
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in order to solve the constrained optimal control problem numerically, we propose its
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full discretization, with a space semi-discretization via the finite element method over a
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family of triangular meshes of the domain under study, and a time semi-discretization
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via the Euler algorithm. Finally, for the resulting discretized minimization problem,
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we try its optimization by means of a derivative-free algorithm. Numerical examples,
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corresponding to different scenarios for a real-world study case posed on “Plaza de la
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Liberación” (Guadalajara, Mexico), are presented and discussed to assess the effectiveness
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of our approach.
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== Full Paper ==
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Abstract

In this work we present a new strategy, employing optimal control techniques of partial differential equations, to automate the optimization of locations for a given number of exit doors at gathering places, so that the evacuation of crowds takes place in a safer and faster way. Once given a detailed mathematical formulation of the problem, in order to solve the constrained optimal control problem numerically, we propose its full discretization, with a space semi-discretization via the finite element method over a family of triangular meshes of the domain under study, and a time semi-discretization via the Euler algorithm. Finally, for the resulting discretized minimization problem, we try its optimization by means of a derivative-free algorithm. Numerical examples, corresponding to different scenarios for a real-world study case posed on “Plaza de la Liberación” (Guadalajara, Mexico), are presented and discussed to assess the effectiveness of our approach.


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Published on 24/05/23
Submitted on 24/05/23

Volume Advanced Techniques for Data Assimilation, Inverse Analysis, and Data-based Enrichment of Simulation Models, 2023
DOI: 10.23967/admos.2023.015
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license

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