MouseHaus
(past projects)
MouseHaus simulates pedestrians' activity in a virtual environment in order to visualize the patterns that underlie the decisions of architects and urban designers. An architect could use this to test a design before it is built. Based on the study of real pedestrian activity in an urban space, MouseHaus provides a simulated world in which pseudo-pedestrians make decisions about how to behave.
- web page: /maushaus/westlake.htm
- researchers: Preechaya Therakomen, Sitt Therakomen, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Mark D Gross
last updated 8.28.2006 by Mark D Gross
2003
MouseHaus Table
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Chen-Je Huang, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Mark D Gross
Proceedings of CAAD Futures (poster presentation)
Chen-Je Huang, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Mark D Gross
Proceedings of CAAD Futures (poster presentation)
2001
Mouse.class: Experiments for Exploring Dynamic Behaviors in Urban Places
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Preechaya Therakomen
M.Arch, Department of Architecture, University of Washington
Preechaya Therakomen
M.Arch, Department of Architecture, University of Washington
2000
Thesis Proposal: Tracking the move: Experimentation of a computational method for studying environment and pedestrian movement relationships in urban places
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Preechaya Therakomen
M Arch thesis proposal
Preechaya Therakomen
M Arch thesis proposal
2000
Independent Study Proposal: The Symbiosis between Physical and Virtual Environment
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Preechaya Therakomen
independent study proposal
Preechaya Therakomen
independent study proposal
