Abstract—In order to discuss the influencing factors of mine escape decision when underground disaster occurs, this paper uses the multi-agent modeling theory to construct the coal mine safety accident escape model. The real escape scenarios of different chamber positions and multiple exits are simulated. Dijkstra algorithm was used for site selection and the shortest escape path is searched by combining breadth-first algorithm and adjacency matrix. The simulation results show that the multi-agent simulation modeling method has great advantages in simulating the evolution of complex systems.
Index Terms—Breadth-first algorithm, coal mine safety, Dijkstra algorithm, multi-agent modelling
Pan Lihu, Lu Feiping, Zhou Yaohui, and Qin Shipeng are with the Taiyuan University of Science and Technology, China (corresponding author: Lihu Pan; e-mail: panlh@tyust.edu.cn).
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Cite: Pan Lihu, Lu Feiping, Zhou Yaohui, and Qin Shipeng, "Simulation and Analysis of Coal Mine Safety Escape Routes Based on a Multi-agent Model," International Journal of Modeling and Optimization vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 101-106, 2021.
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