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Building Traffic Flow Analyzer
A parametric lobby-traffic model that checks arrival, queuing and egress against reception throughput, floor space and vertical transportation.
Problem it solves
Lobbies are sized by intuition, but their real bottleneck is whichever system fails first: reception throughput, standing space, fire-code egress or elevator capacity.
The Building Traffic Flow Analyser models how people move through a building's primary circulation point — arrival, queuing, standing and departure — and checks that flow against the systems that govern it: reception/turnstile throughput, floor space, fire-code egress, and vertical transportation.
Tab 01 is the full parametric model: queueing theory, calculated peak-hour factor, real elevator traffic formulas, and a Shift Mix panel that lets you add up to four concurrent shifts. The Daily Traffic Profile combines them by superposition and flags where one shift's departure collides with another's arrival.
Tab 02 is a fast, deliberately conservative thumb-rule check. Both tabs generate a live Insights panel — plain-language analysis synthesized from whatever you've entered, not a canned summary.
Default scenario loaded: Industry = FSP / BFSI Global Capability Centre, Shift = General / Day, India (09:00–18:00). Both are fully changeable.