Volume : V, Issue : V, May - 2015

HUMAN MOBILITY MODEL FOR THEME PARK VISITORS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS

P. Sheela Rani, S. Shamili, R. Sumitha

Abstract :

 Realistic human quality modeling is essential for correct performance analysis of mobile wireless networks. Movements of holiday makers in theme parks have an effect on the performance of systems that  square measure designed for numerous functions together with urban sensing and crowd management. antecedently  projected human quality models square measure principally generic whereas a number of them concentrate on daily  movements of individuals in urban areas. Theme parks, however, have distinctive characteristics in terms of terribly  restricted use of vehicles, crowd’s social behavior, and attractions. Human quality is powerfully tied to the locations of  attractions and is synchronic with major diversion events. Hence, realistic human quality models should be developed  with the particular state of affairs in mind. In this paper, we tend to gift a unique model for human quality in theme  parks. In our model, the non–determinism of movement selections of holiday makers is combined with settled behavior  of attractions in a very pleasure ground. The realism of the model is evaluated through intensive simulations and compared with the quality models coleslaw, RWP and also the GPS traces of pleasure ground guests

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P.Sheela Rani, S.Shamili, R.Sumitha HUMAN MOBILITY MODEL FOR THEME PARK VISITORS IN WIRELESS NETWORKS Indian Journal of Applied Research, Vol.5, Issue : 5 May 2015

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