Shopping Behavior

I simulate the shopping behaviors of people who linger vs people who try to shop quickly. 100 red circles represent those people who linger, 50 blue squares represent the people like shopping quickly. Obviously, the lingering people tend to move slow with small steps and always hovering around an area (maybe to try some clothes or ask a bargain) while those quick shoppers move fast without hesitation — they always go shopping with a clear goal in mind.

Description of my Session A project idea:

Our project will explore the relationship between the size and shape of public parks and the crime rate. We will simulate the process of decomposition of New York Central Park into a bunch of small parks with chosen size and shape, then visualize the change of crime rate.

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