英文摘要 |
Stories of firefighters stranded in a fire due to injury or spatial disorientation are sometimes heard. We propose a model for spatial information data-based assessment of rescue risks inside buildings applying space syntax theory comprising a user’s visibility and circulation accessibility within a space. We further investigate the rescue costs of spatial information of 12 geriatric psychiatric day care centers in Taiwan, required by rescues in different cases or single space, which is defined in this study as“rescue cost”and comprises“entry cost”and“evacuation cost”. Then we apply laser 3D scan and virtual reality simulation of fire scenarios with different visibilities, whereby to create immersive virtual reality of rescue to test in. The key findings of this study are as follows: (1)“Rescue cost”includes“entry cost”and“evacuation cost”computed on spatial data. (2) It is easier to evacuate in a fire scene if the visibility is greater than 2m. (3)“Evacuation cost”is higher than the“entry cost”, so that it’s hard to get out. (4) Compared with ''entering rescue'', VR subjects spent more time ''evacuating''. The VR test results confirmed our quantitative model and hypothesis. |