Research on spatial information transmission efficiency and capability of safe evacuation signs
Ruiwen Fan, Zhangyin Dai, Shixiang Tian, Ting Xia a, Hui Zhou, Congbao, Huang

TL;DR
This study investigates how different types and angles of safety evacuation signs affect the efficiency of spatial information transmission and evacuation during fire drills, leading to improved sign design.
Contribution
It introduces a simulation experiment and fire drill analysis to evaluate how sign type and spatial angle influence evacuation efficiency and proposes optimized sign structures.
Findings
Hangtag signs have inverse relation between angle and transmission efficiency.
Embedded signs at 5° angle improve evacuation speed and decision-making.
Gender differences affect response to spatial angle changes.
Abstract
As an indispensable spatial direction information indicator for emergency evacuation, the spatial relationship between safety evacuation signs and evacuees will affect the response time of evacuees and the evacuation efficiency. This paper takes 2 kinds of common safety evacuation signs, hangtag-type and embedded, as the research object and designs space direction information transmission efficiency and capability simulation experiment and fire drill, the efficiency and capability of spatial direction information transmission of safety evacuation signs are studied. The results show that the space angle of the hangtag-type safety evacuation sign is inversely proportional to the information transmission efficiency and capability of the space direction, and the fire drill also confirms this conclusion. When the spatial angle of the embedded safety evacuation sign is 5{\deg}, the spatial…
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Taxonomy
TopicsEvacuation and Crowd Dynamics
