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Stanford University students used Simio Simulation Software to improve the transit system at Kowloon Bay

INDUSTRY

Transportation

ORGANIZATION

Stanford University

Introduction

Passenger Mobility: Congestion. This screenshot reflects entrance A platform escalator at 28 minutes.
Passenger Mobility: Congestion. This screenshot reflects entrance B platform escalator at 28 minutes.
Passenger Mobility: Alternative 1 — Simple. This screenshot shows added escalators to double capacity. Direction can be changed to suit flow.
Passenger Mobility: Alternative 2 — Intensive. This screenshot shows entrance C alterted. Escalators have been added and moved. Turnstiles and ticket machines have been moved.

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Objectives

  • Improve Passenger Experience
  • Aesthetically Pleasing
  • Clean
  • Thermally Comfortable
  • Well Ventilated
  • Spacious
  • Clear Visibility
  • Effective Transit System
  • Energy Efficient
  • Fast Passage to Platform
  • Quick Evacuation
  • Accessible by All