LARGE-SCALE TRAFFIC SIMULATIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
LARGE-SCALE TRAFFIC SIMULATIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
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10.1142/9789812813329_0006
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发表时间:
2000
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通讯作者:
K. Nagel;J. Esser;M. Rickert
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作者:
K. Nagel;J. Esser;M. Rickert
An agent-based approach to simulation for transportation planning applications offers a lot of conceptual flexibility. Millions of agents plus hundreds of thousands of elements of transportation infrastructure need to be represented. For transportation planning applications, the demand needs to be sensitive to changes in supply, which implies that besides the realistic representation of the transportation system, it is also necessary to represent people's decision making process leading to the demand. Consistency between the dynamics in the transportation system and the assumptions about it during demand generation is achieved by iterating between demand generation and demand execution, often up to a hundred times. This provides a considerable computational challenge.