Validation of evacuation models / E. R. Galea.

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London : CMS Press, c1997Description: 16 p. : ill., plans ; 30 cmISBN:

1899991220

Report number: Paper-no.-97/IM/22DDC classification:

363.10113 21

Subject: Too often, validation of computer models is considered as a "once and forget" task. In this paper a systematic and graduated approach to evacuation model validation is suggested. This involves: component testing; functional validation; qualitative validation; and, quantitative validation. Viewed in this manner, validation is considered an on-going activity and an integral part of the life cycle of the software. While the first three components of the validation pose little or no significant problems, the task of quantitative validation poses a number of challenges, the most significant being a shortage of suitable experimental data. Finally, the validation protocol used in the development of the EXODUS suite of evacuation models is examined

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	P363.3770113 VAL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		010499863

"First published April 1997"--t.p., verso

Includes bibliographical references (p. 14-16)

Too often, validation of computer models is considered as a "once and forget" task. In this paper a systematic and graduated approach to evacuation model validation is suggested. This involves: component testing; functional validation; qualitative validation; and, quantitative validation. Viewed in this manner, validation is considered an on-going activity and an integral part of the life cycle of the software. While the first three components of the validation pose little or no significant problems, the task of quantitative validation poses a number of challenges, the most significant being a shortage of suitable experimental data. Finally, the validation protocol used in the development of the EXODUS suite of evacuation models is examined

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