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LEGION Model Builder - Pedestrian modeling software
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Perform models of any place where people converge
LEGION Model Builder is a simulation and modeling software that enables you to build a precise model of a space that can be simulated and analyzed based on a set of key inputs such as design, demand, and operational data. You can use LEGION Model Builder to run and evaluate virtually any place where people converge such as railway stations, sports stadiums, airports, office complexes, theaters, piazzas, and transport hubs.
Build models for any type of venue
You can build models for any type of venue or building, such as sports facilities, urban and commercial buildings, and airports. Use automated routing, increased intelligence, and simplified objects to build and audit models. You can easily reuse your data when you define and share objects across projects and teams. An integrated CAD drawing feature allows you to quickly modify your designs.
Technical Capabilities
General
LEGION Model Builder lets you create predictive models of how a space will be used.
- Import architectural drawings (CAD) to define physical spaces available for pedestrian use
- Specify the anticipated pedestrian demand for the space
- Designate areas where interim activities such as queuing or waiting occur
- Link operational data to the model
- Plan routes and automatically lay out navigation maps
- Export model files for simulation and analysis in LEGION Simulator
- LEGION Simulator is required in addition to LEGION Model Builder in order to perform simulations and get results.
Create simulation models
Build models for any type of venue or building, such as sports facilities, urban and commercial buildings, and airports.
Define space characteristics
Define the physical and operational characteristics of the pedestrian environment you need to test, such as designating areas where activities like waiting occur.
Specify population parameters
Populate the model based on activities and characteristics such as size, speed, and personal preferences.
