Filling a theatre in times of corona
In this paper, we introduce an optimization problem posed by the Music Building Eindhoven (MBE) to deal with the economical consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for theatre halls. We propose a model for maximizing the number of guests in a theatre hall that respects social distancing rules, and is...
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| creator | Blom, Danny Pendavingh, Rudi Spieksma, Frits C. R |
| description | In this paper, we introduce an optimization problem posed by the Music
Building Eindhoven (MBE) to deal with the economical consequences of the
COVID-19 pandemic for theatre halls. We propose a model for maximizing the
number of guests in a theatre hall that respects social distancing rules, and
is based on trapezoid packings. Computational results show that up to 40% of
the normal capacity can be used for a single show setting, and up to 70% in
case artists opt for two consecutive performances per evening. |
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