In: Smart City 360°. International Summit Smart City 360° November 22-24 Bratislava Slovakia Pages 113-124 Springer International Publishing 2016.
Abstract
Smart, multi-modal transportation concepts are a key com- ponent towards smart sustainable cities. Such systems usually involve combinations of various modes of individual mobility (private cars, bicy- cles, walking), public transportation, and shared mobility (e.g. car shar- ing, car pooling). In this paper, we introduce a large-scale multi-agent simulation tool for simulating adaptive, personalized, multi-modal mobility. It is calibrated using various sources of real-world data and can be quickly adapted to new scenarios. The tool is highly modular and flexible and can be used to examine a variety of questions ranging from collec- tive adaptation over collaborative learning to emergence and emergent behaviour. We present the design concept and architecture, showcase the adaptation to a real scenario (the city of Trento, Italy) and demonstrate an example of collaborative learning.
@inproceedings{pub8896,
author = {
Poxrucker, Andreas
and
Bahle, Gernot
and
Lukowicz, Paul
},
title = {Simulating adaptive, personalized, multi-modal mobility in smart cities},
booktitle = {Smart City 360°. International Summit Smart City 360°, November 22-24, Bratislava, Slovakia},
year = {2016},
pages = {113--124},
organization = {Springer International Publishing},
publisher = {Springer International Publishing}
}
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