Defining pedestrian travel time measurement

Pedestrian travel time measurement is based on a start point (in a start area) and a destination point (in a destination area). The travel time is determined from entering the start area where the start point is located until entering the destination area where the destination point is located, including wait times. You can show this data in an evaluation (Evaluating pedestrian travel time measurements).

Travel time measurements are not shown in 3D mode.

If you define travel time measurements in multistory buildings on levels, for example, check whether the respective level is correct for each pedestrian travel time measurement. Go to the list Pedestrian Travel Time Measurements and select the attributes Start area > level and End area > level. Check the correct position on the various levels in 2D mode by selecting the visibility for the desired level and hiding the other levels (Using the Level toolbar).

Notes:   You can specify that you need not press the Ctrl key when adding network objects (Right-click behavior and action after creating an object). For some network objects there are windows in which the attributes of a network object can be defined and edited. There are lists for this, for all network objects. You can choose whether you want to open a window, a list or neither of the two for the definition of network objects in the Network Editor (Right-click behavior and action after creating an object).

1.  On the network object sidebar, click Pedestrian Travel Times.

In the next step, you may choose the position of the start point in the start area.

2.  Press the Ctrl key and right-click in the start area.

Per default, a pink circle is inserted.

3.  Drag the cursor to the destination area.

4.  Click.

Per default, a green dot is inserted. The Pedestrian Travel Time Measurements list opens.

Note: In lists, you can use the  Attribute selection icon to show and hide attribute values (Selecting attributes and subattributes for columns of a list).

5.  Edit the attributes:

Element	Description
No	Number of travel time measurement. You can enter a different number. Use a continuous numbering system for the Vissim network. This simplifies the evaluations.
Name	Name of travel time measurement
StartArea	Start area: Number and name of the area where the start point is located
EndArea	Destination area: Number and name of the area where the destination point is located
StartPt	Start point: Position of the start point based on the coordinates of start point (x) and start point (y)
StartX	Start point (x): coordinate
StartY	Start point (y): coordinate
StartShowLabel	Start - show label: If this option is not selected, the label on the start point for an individual pedestrian travel time measurement is hidden if the label for all pedestrian travel time measurements is selected.
StartLabPosRelPt	Start label position relative: Coordinates of the label position when the label on the start section is offset
StartLabPosRelX	Start label position relative (x): X-coordinate of the label position when the label on the start point is offset
StartLabPosRelY	Start label position relative (y): Y-coordinate of the label position when the label on the start point is offset
Endpt	End point: Position of the end point based on the coordinates of end point (x) and end point (y)
EndShowLabel	End - show label: If this option is not selected, the label on the destination point for an individual pedestrian travel time measurement is hidden if the label for all pedestrian travel time measurements is selected.
EndLabPosRelX	End label position relative (x): X-coordinate of the label position when the label on the destination point is offset
EndLabPosRelY	End label position relative (y): Y-coordinate of the label position when the label on the destination point is offset
EndLabPosRelPt	End label position relative: Coordinates of the label position when the label on the destination point is offset