Modelling of emergency cases

Modelling of emergency cases is a simulation of the situation in a particular area, building, or room as a result of an accident, natural hazard, catastrophe, natural or other disaster in places where a large number of people gather — mainly in transport infrastructure facilities (subways, airports, transport and transfer hubs) and cultural facilities (stadiums, hotels, shopping malls, office centers, festivals, concerts, etc.).

As a result of modelling, various scenarios of possible courses of emergency events are developed, proposed solutions are tested and measures to optimize the operation of various engineering, transport and emergency systems in the event of emergencies are identified.

Emergency modelling explores different scenarios and develops measures that can provide the required level of safety.

The simulation of various emergency scenarios identifies bottlenecks in the architectural and planning solutions of a facility or area that, during emergency conditions, can lead to congestion and complicate evacuation. As a result of this analysis, SIMETRA develops proposals and options for construction solutions that will avoid potential congestion and minimize evacuation times.

Changes in architectural design

As a result of the analysis, SIMETRA develops recommendations and options for organizational solutions to separate oncoming flows, split the main flow into several smaller flows, etc., which will avoid congestion, optimize acceptable service levels and reduce evacuation times.

Management of pedestrian flows

SIMETRA engineers develop scenarios to support the movement of pedestrian flows during non-routine and emergency situations and options for emergency services.

Work of emergency services