Least-Cost Pedestrian Evacuation Modeling


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Documentation for package ‘evacpath’ version 0.1.0

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evacpath-package evacpath: Least-cost pedestrian evacuation modeling in R
calculate_lc_path Calculate a least-cost path between one origin and one destination
calculate_min_dist Calculate the minimum path distance from a list of least-cost paths
calc_evac_time Convert distance to evacuation time
calc_min_distance_to_safety Calculate minimum least-cost distance from origins to safety
clean_roads Clean a road/pathway network
crop_roads_to_inner_extent Crop roads to an inset extent before escape-point detection
evacpath evacpath: Least-cost pedestrian evacuation modeling in R
find_escape_points Identify escape/safety points where roads cross the hazard-zone boundary
interpolate_distance_surface Interpolate a distance surface from least-cost distance points
make_conductance_surface Create a slope-based conductance surface
make_evac_grid Create an evacuation grid
make_evac_polygons Create evacuation-distance and evacuation-time polygons
make_output_clip_area Make an output clip area for evacuation polygons
make_region_area Create a broader analysis region around a study area
make_roads_in_zone Create a buffered road area inside an inundation or analysis zone
make_road_aware_escape_zone Add buffered road corridors to an escape-boundary zone
make_road_mask Create a road-constrained analysis mask
make_road_origins Create road-based origin points inside the evacuation zone
prepare_evac_inputs Read and project the core evacuation inputs
prepare_hazard_zone Prepare a hazard zone from an inundation raster
prepare_tsunami_zones Prepare separate tsunami zones for escape analysis and visualization
read_spatial Read a spatial input
run_evacpath Run the full evacuation-path modeling workflow
write_evac_outputs Write evacpath outputs to disk