People flow - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 11:56, 6 January 2023

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	People flow is relatively new term used to describe the movement of pedestrians in different environments under different circumstances and at different scales. The term has perhaps historically been used to refer to the transit of populations between different geographical regions, but has now come to be used also in the context of urban planning, public space and the urban realm as well as circulation within or between buildings.		People flow is relatively new term used to describe the movement of pedestrians in different environments under different circumstances and at different scales. The term has perhaps historically been used to refer to the transit of populations between different geographical regions, but has now come to be used also in the context of urban planning, public space and the urban realm as well as circulation within or between buildings.
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−	[https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828 https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828]	+	* [https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828 https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828]
−		+	* [https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx]
−	[https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx]	+

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Designing Buildings at 11:56, 6 January 2023

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−	People flow is relatively new term of the last decade, simply used to describe the movement of pedestrians in different environments under different circumstances aswell as at different scales. The term has perhaps historically been used to refer to the transit of populations between different geographical regions, but come to be used also in the context of urban planning, public space and the urban realm aswell as circulation within or between buildings.	+	[[File:Busycity.jpg]]

−	~~Whilst the term~~ is ~~less common in formal dictionaries, IGI Global a leading independent academic publisher of scientific research defines the~~ term ~~as "a physical quantity representing~~ the ~~number~~ of ~~people passing through a certain passage per unit time"~~. The term ~~may be associated with global issues such as migration flow or population flow~~ but also ~~smaller scale issues such~~ as circulation.	+	People flow is relatively new term used to describe the movement of pedestrians in different environments under different circumstances and at different scales. The term has perhaps historically been used to refer to the transit of populations between different geographical regions, but has now come to be used also in the context of urban planning, public space and the urban realm as well as circulation within or between buildings.

−	An industry perhaps considered as one of the proponents of the term are manufacturers of ~~verical~~ transport systems such as elevators, lifts or escalators. Increasing the efficiency of such systems relies on an understanding of how occupants move around buildings of more than one levels, but also within individual levels.	+	Whilst the term is less common in formal dictionaries, IGI Global a leading independent academic publisher of scientific research defines the term as "a physical quantity representing the number of people passing through a certain passage per unit time".
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		+	An industry perhaps considered as one of the proponents of the term are manufacturers of vertical transport systems such as elevators, lifts or escalators. Increasing the efficiency of such systems relies on an understanding of how occupants move around buildings of more than one levels, but also within individual levels.

	In terms of the urban planning people flow might be used synonymously or as a derivation of pedestrian flow, footfall, walkshed, or circulation. It describes how people move around spaces, access areas, interact and occupy those areas, externally and internally.		In terms of the urban planning people flow might be used synonymously or as a derivation of pedestrian flow, footfall, walkshed, or circulation. It describes how people move around spaces, access areas, interact and occupy those areas, externally and internally.
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		+	Within buildings it can be important to know, for example which way people tend to turn when they walk into a shop. It can also be useful in evacuation planning.

	As accessibility, security as well as observation technology within cities and buildings increases, the term may also be used in connection with barriers, mobility, public infrasructure, thermal imaging, CCTV, observation, face recognition and Smart cities.		As accessibility, security as well as observation technology within cities and buildings increases, the term may also be used in connection with barriers, mobility, public infrasructure, thermal imaging, CCTV, observation, face recognition and Smart cities.
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		+	The development of mobile devices has made it easier to track people flow, for example by offering free wifi, the terms and conditions of which allow operators to record subscriber's locations.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Cycling and walking plan.		* Cycling and walking plan.
	* Designing for pedestrians.		* Designing for pedestrians.
		+	* Desire lines.
		+	* Space syntax.
	* Pedestrian amenity		* Pedestrian amenity
−	* Pedestrian desire-line
−	* Pedestrian precincts
	* Pedestrian priority street		* Pedestrian priority street
−	* Pedestrian shed
	* Pedestrian zone		* Pedestrian zone
	* Pedestrianised.		* Pedestrianised.
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	* Hub and spoke model.		* Hub and spoke model.
	* Landscape urbanism.		* Landscape urbanism.
−	* Megacity.	+	* Pedestrian..
−	* Megalopolis.	+
−	* Pedestrian.	+
−	* Postmodern architecture.	+
−	* Urban fabric.	+

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Editor at 09:18, 18 November 2022

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	In terms of the urban planning people flow might be used synonymously or as a derivation of pedestrian flow, footfall, walkshed, or circulation. It describes how people move around spaces, access areas, interact and occupy those areas, externally and internally.		In terms of the urban planning people flow might be used synonymously or as a derivation of pedestrian flow, footfall, walkshed, or circulation. It describes how people move around spaces, access areas, interact and occupy those areas, externally and internally.

−	As observation technology within cities and buildings increases the term may also be used in connection with ~~tracking techniques~~, thermal imaging, CCTV and Smart cities.	+	As accessibility, security as well as observation technology within cities and buildings increases, the term may also be used in connection with barriers, mobility, public infrasructure, thermal imaging, CCTV, observation, face recognition and Smart cities.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

Editor at 21:58, 17 November 2022

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	* Postmodern architecture.		* Postmodern architecture.
	* Urban fabric.		* Urban fabric.
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		+	[https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828 https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/people-flow-monitoring/43828]
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		+	[https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx https://www.kone.com/en/products-and-services/people-flow-experience.aspx]

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People flow is relatively new term of the last decade, simply used to describe the movement of pedestrians in different environments under different circumstances aswell as at different scales. The term has perhaps historically been used to refer to the transit of populations between different geographical regions, but come to be used also in the context of urban planning, public space and the urban realm aswell as circulation within or between buildings.

Whilst the term is less common in formal dictionaries, IGI Global a leading independent academic publisher of scientific research defines the term as "a physical quantity representing the number of people passing through a certain passage per unit time". The term may be associated with global issues such as migration flow or population flow but also smaller scale issues such as circulation.

An industry perhaps considered as one of the proponents of the term are manufacturers of verical transport systems such as elevators, lifts or escalators. Increasing the efficiency of such systems relies on an understanding of how occupants move around buildings of more than one levels, but also within individual levels.

In terms of the urban planning people flow might be used synonymously or as a derivation of pedestrian flow, footfall, walkshed, or circulation. It describes how people move around spaces, access areas, interact and occupy those areas, externally and internally.

As observation technology within cities and buildings increases the term may also be used in connection with tracking techniques, thermal imaging, CCTV and Smart cities.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* 15 minute city.
* Built environment.
* Cycling and walking plan.
* Designing for pedestrians.
* Pedestrian amenity
* Pedestrian desire-line
* Pedestrian precincts
* Pedestrian priority street
* Pedestrian shed
* Pedestrian zone
* Pedestrianised.
* Psychogeography.
* Public space.
* Walking distance.
* Hub and spoke model.
* Landscape urbanism.
* Megacity.
* Megalopolis.
* Pedestrian.
* Postmodern architecture.
* Urban fabric.

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