Visualisation guide
The analysis covers approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes of observation, from 12:30 h to 14:43 h
We used frames obtained from Casa Vestuario viewpoint with views to Miguelete Steet near Valencia Cathedral
Rather than displaying every recorded moment, the visualisations follow the evolution of crowd movement through the recorded section of Calle Miguelete.
They begin before the mascletà, when people are still moving northwards through the space.
As the mascletà begins, this flow temporarily comes to a halt, with movement frequency dropping considerably.
From that point onwards, the crowd gradually begins to build, progressively increasing occupancy until reaching the highest recorded density, with more than 550 people detected in a 15-second interval.
The timeline is designed as a guided journey through the evolution of crowd movement during the event, with a separate timeline for northbound and southbound movement
Each timeline follows the same recorded section of Calle Miguelete, allowing users to explore how movement and occupancy develop in each direction over time.
Each node represents a specific moment in the recording and provides a cumulative visualisation of the crowd at that stage. The sequence allows users to trace how each directional flow changes as occupancy increases.
By moving through the timeline, users can identify the main behavioural states of each flow and select individual moments for further analysis. Each node therefore acts as an entry point into a more detailed view of the crowd dynamics captured at that stage.