Fig. 1. Experimental setup
Fig. 2. Photo of experimental setup
Fig. 3. Camera and marker location at the video record zone
Fig. 4. Density measurement through video scene
Fig. 5. Comparison between average movement speed and average density
Fig. 6. Relationship between average density and movement speed
Table 1. Personal data analysis of participants
Table 2. Density measurement for each case
Table 3. Analysis of average densities
Table 4. Movement speed measurement for each case
Table 5. Analysis of average movement speed
Table 6. Comparison between average movement speed and average density
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