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Network objects and base data for the simulation of pedestrians

The following network objects and base data are of particular importance for the modeling of pedestrians. In Vissim, using the network objects toolbar, you can hide network object types that are only relevant for vehicles and thus only show network object types that you need for pedestrian simulation. Viswalk does not display network object types that are only relevant for vehicles.

Displaying only network object types for pedestrians

1.  Right-click in the Network Objects toolbar.

2.  From the context menu, select the entry Pedestrian Object Types Only.

Symbol	Network object type
	Areas
	Obstacles
	Ramps & Stairs
	Elevators
	Pedestrian Inputs
	Pedestrian Routes
	Pedestrian Attribute Decisions
	Pedestrian Travel Times
	Pedestrians In Network
	Links
	Priority Rules
	Signal Heads
	Detectors
	Sections
	Backgrounds
	3D Traffic Signals
	Static 3D Models
	3D information signs

Base data

In addition to functions and distributions, the following base data is of particular importance:

• Pedestrian Types (Using pedestrian types)
• Pedestrian Classes (Using pedestrian classes)
• Walking Behaviors (Modeling area-based walking behavior)
• Area Behavior Types (Defining area behavior types)
• Display Types of areas and links (Defining display types)
• Levels for multistory models (Defining levels)

Base data in the Traffic menu

• Pedestrian Compositions (Modeling pedestrian compositions)
• Pedestrian OD matrix (Pedestrian OD matrices)