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Understanding and Guiding Pedestrian and Crowd Motion [supporting datasets]
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2019-04-19
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Abstract:The CITR dataset was collected in the controlled experiments that were conducted in a parking lot near the facility of Control and Intelligent Transportation Research (CITR) Lab at The Ohio State University (OSU). The controlled experiments consist of a series of fundamental vehicle-crowd interactions in the hope of analyzing interactive pedestrian motion under the vehicle influence. A DJI Phantom 3 SE Drone with a down-facing camera on a gimbal system was used as the recording equipment. Participants are members of CITR Lab at OSU. During the experiments, they were instructed to walk from one small area (starting points) to another small area (destinations). The employed vehicle was an EZ-GO Golf Cart manually driven by a participant. 3 markers were put on top of the vehicle to help vehicle motion tracking, of which the vehicle center position is calculated by geometry.
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