Calculation of cross-sectional passenger flow

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1. How to calculate the daily passenger flow based on the number of passengers getting on and off at each station

1. The daily passenger flow refers to the total number of passengers passing through a specific section of the line in a day. This number includes the number of passengers getting on and off the train in both directions. Specifically, the daily passenger flow can be expressed as the total number of passengers boarding or disembarking in a day. To calculate the daily passenger flow, the following formula can be used: Daily passenger flow=number of passengers boarding up cautiously+number of passengers boarding down+number of passengers boarding up and disembarking down. For example, if the number of passengers boarding and alighting on a certain day is 218000, 234700, 452700, and 452700 respectively, then the calculation of daily passenger flow is as follows: daily passenger flow=218000+234700+452700+452700=958100

3. It should be noted that the above calculation assumes that the number of passengers boarding and alighting corresponds to the same day and does not take into account the possibility of passengers getting off or re boarding repeatedly. In practical operation, it may be necessary to adopt more detailed data processing methods such as Tanxiaoxie to accurately calculate passenger flow, especially when facing high-frequency public transportation systems.

2. How is the passenger flow of the subway section calculated? The formula for calculating the passenger flow of a section in urban rail transit is: P ᵢ₊₁=P ᵢ - P below+P above P ᵢ₊₁: the passenger flow of the (i+1) th section (people) P ᵢ: the passenger flow of the i-th section (people) P below: the number of friendly cars dismantled at the station (people) P above: the number of people boarding at the station (people). The formula calculates the passenger flow passing through a certain location on the rail transit line within a unit time (one hour or the whole day). Additional information: As an important part of predicting passenger flow in rail transit, the calculation of cross-sectional passenger flow has a significant impact on the accuracy of passenger flow prediction results and the design of train operation plans. There are various methods for calculating passenger flow in common cross-sections, but some are not detailed or thorough enough; Some are not concise enough, with slow calculation speed and low efficiency, making it difficult to implement programming operations. Through in-depth exploration of the methods for calculating cross-sectional passenger flow, this paper summarizes and organizes several existing methods, and finally proposes a new relatively rigorous and convenient calculation method, which can provide reference for the research and teaching of urban rail transit passenger flow.

3. Section passenger flow, definition and calculation of maximum section passenger flow during peak hours in one direction

The number of passengers passing through a certain section of the line in one direction during a certain period of time is what you call passenger flow. Therefore, the methods of calculating passenger flow in different places are different. To my understanding, in places like railway stations, many people use ticket sales to calculate passenger flow, and different industries have different methods.

4. How to calculate passenger flow in downstream sections

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