Crowd Movement
A STUDY OF THE CROWD MOVEMENT DURING INGRESS AND EGRESS OF THE STADIUM IN THE SPORT EVENT
CASE STUDY:
NATIONAL TENNIS STADIUM, JALAN DUTA
Mohd Ridzuan Bin Mad Rosli
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Asst. Prof. Dr. Syahriah Bachok
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Asst. Prof. Dr. Mariana Mohamed Osman
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
ABSTRACT
This research deals with the study of crowd movement (walking speed) during ingress and egress of the stadium during sport event. The research has selected the socio economic background such as age and gender to determine the movement pattern of each pedestrian (individual crowd) during ingress and egress situation. The data have been collected through the experiment done to imitate the real situation of ingress and egress process during sport event. Descriptive and inferential analysis has been applied for the data analysis and synthesis part of this research. Based on the analysis, ii was proven that age and gender were the factors that influence the movement pattern for each pedestrian (individual crowd). Thus, the recommendation has been outline to solve the problem based from the literature review done and following the basis of result analyzed.
Keyword : crowd movement, crowd behaviour, crowd safety
INTRODUCTION
Basically, the focus of this research is to study the pedestrian (individual crowd) movement during ingress and egress of the stadium during sport event. In brief, the chapter 1 provides an introduction to the research. The earlier chapter explained the basic information about the research regarding the study of the crowd movement during ingress and egress of the stadium during sports event.
GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
Goal
The goal of the research is to determine the factor influence crowd movement during ingress and egress at the exterior space of the stadium during the major events.
Objectives
1. To identify the background of the spectator during sport
CASE STUDY:
NATIONAL TENNIS STADIUM, JALAN DUTA
Mohd Ridzuan Bin Mad Rosli
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Asst. Prof. Dr. Syahriah Bachok
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Asst. Prof. Dr. Mariana Mohamed Osman
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
ABSTRACT
This research deals with the study of crowd movement (walking speed) during ingress and egress of the stadium during sport event. The research has selected the socio economic background such as age and gender to determine the movement pattern of each pedestrian (individual crowd) during ingress and egress situation. The data have been collected through the experiment done to imitate the real situation of ingress and egress process during sport event. Descriptive and inferential analysis has been applied for the data analysis and synthesis part of this research. Based on the analysis, ii was proven that age and gender were the factors that influence the movement pattern for each pedestrian (individual crowd). Thus, the recommendation has been outline to solve the problem based from the literature review done and following the basis of result analyzed.
Keyword : crowd movement, crowd behaviour, crowd safety
INTRODUCTION
Basically, the focus of this research is to study the pedestrian (individual crowd) movement during ingress and egress of the stadium during sport event. In brief, the chapter 1 provides an introduction to the research. The earlier chapter explained the basic information about the research regarding the study of the crowd movement during ingress and egress of the stadium during sports event.
GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
Goal
The goal of the research is to determine the factor influence crowd movement during ingress and egress at the exterior space of the stadium during the major events.
Objectives
1. To identify the background of the spectator during sport
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