Recognising a high density crowd risk is essential to managing crowds safety in places of public assembly.
Using the 3D RTDS modelling tools (PC/Windows only) you can produce a range of crowd visuals, to aid decision making and risk assessment during planning and in the control room during an event. Learners on the Introduction to Crowd Science course can download a copy of the software, from the course modules.
You can download a set of these graphics from the links below.
USA, people per square feet (click on link below)
People per square foot (density) and square feet per person (Level of Service)
Rest of the world, people per square metre ((click on links below)
25 square metres
100 square metres
625 square metres
New modelling tools available - email us for further information
Using the 3D RTDS modelling tools (PC/Windows only) you can produce a range of crowd visuals, to aid decision making and risk assessment during planning and in the control room during an event. Learners on the Introduction to Crowd Science course can download a copy of the software, from the course modules.
You can download a set of these graphics from the links below.
USA, people per square feet (click on link below)
People per square foot (density) and square feet per person (Level of Service)
Rest of the world, people per square metre ((click on links below)
25 square metres
100 square metres
625 square metres
New modelling tools available - email us for further information
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