Articles & Papers
Our published articles and papers are listed below. You can also see more papers at the Lift and Escalator Library.
A review of Waiting Time, Journey Time and Quality of Service
A Systematic Methodology for the Generation of Lift Passengers under a Poisson Batch Arrival Process
A Template for an Undergraduate Elective Final Year Lift (Elevator) Engineering Course
An Alternate Approach to Traffic Analysis for Residential Buildings
Analysis of Elevator Performance and Passenger Demand with Destination Control
Cabin Ventilation, Code Requirements and Experimental Results
CIBSE Traffic Analysis & Simulation Open Forum Report
Creating Passengers in Batches for Simulation
Current Technology and Future Developments in Elevator Simulation
Departure Delays in Lift Systems
Departure Delays in Lift Systems (Journal Edition)
Designing Elevator Installations Using Modern Estimates of Passenger Demand
Determining the Number of Simulations Required for Statistically Valid Results
Elevator Energy Simulation Model
Enhancements to the ETD Dispatcher Algorithm
ETD Algorithm with Destination Dispatch and Booster Options
Expert Systems for Lift Traffic Design
General Analysis Double Decker Lift Calculations
Improvements to the Up Peak Round Trip Time Calculation
Lift and Escalator Management Systems: Requirements and Implementation
Lift Passenger Traffic Patterns: Applications, Current Knowledge and Measurement
Lift Planning for High-Rise Buildings
Lift Traffic Analysis: Formulae for the General Case
Lift Traffic Analysis: General Formulae for Double-deck Lifts
Lifts Without Ropes: How Many Shafts and Cars Are Needed?
Logging and Analysis of Lift Journeys Using an Accelerometer
Mathematical Modelling of Lift Drive Motion and Energy Consumption
Measuring and Simulating Elevator Passengers in Buildings
Origin Destination Matrix Estimation and Prediction in Vertical Transportation
Reverse journeys and destination control
Robots, a New Class of Passenger
Simulation for Control System Design and Traffic Analysis
The Application of Simulation to Traffic Design and Dispatcher Testing
The Appraisal of Lift Passenger Demand in Modern Office Buildings
The Evolution of Lift Traffic Design from Human to Expert System
The Internet of Things, Big Data, Machine Learning, and the Lift & Escalator Industry
The Role of Economic Factors in Traffic Planning and Selection of Lift Equipment
The Theory and Practice of General Analysis Lift Calculations
Traffic calculations and how they compare with what happens in the real world
Under Lifted Buildings in the Middle East
Understanding EN 81-77: 2013 & prEN 81-77: 2017: Lifts Subject to Seismic Conditions
Understanding the Benefits and Limitations of Destination Dispatch
Using the Monte Carlo Simulation to Evaluate the Round-Trip Time Under Destination Group Control