美国数学建模竞赛特等奖论文——mcm2004_b_li_gu_zeng【数学建模】.pdfVIP

Team # 729 Page 1 of 12 Contents 1 Introduction 2 2 Assumptions and Hypotheses 2 3 Further considerations 3 4 New facilities and new rules 3 4.1 New facilities 4.2 New rules 5 Model with feedbacks 4 5.1 Symbols used in this model 5.2 The starting time for visitors to come back 5.3 The allowed time interval for return to the ride 5.4 The average waiting time for QuickPass users 5.5 The performance of our model 6 Stability and sensitivity analysis 9 7 Simulation process 9 8Further possible modification of the model 11 9 Strengths and weaknesses 11 9.1 Our advantages 9.2 Our weaknesses 10 Non-technical summary for park executives 11 11 References 12 1 Team # 729 Page 2 of 12 Optimized QuickPass System 1 Introduction The amusement parks are now increasingly popular among people from all age groups all over the world. The sharp booming of park attendance has caused people waiting in long lines before they can enjoy the rides, consequently there are increasing complaints from customers received by executives of amusement park. In order to solve the problem and increase peoples enjoyment of the amusement park, a park adopted a “QuickPass” system, wh