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MATSim offers several extensions which enhance the functionality with additional features. The following list gives an overview of the currently available extensions.
To use an extension, you can either download the latest stable and tested release of the extension, or download a (probably) unstable and untested nightly build of the extension. For a usage guide on how to use MATSim extensions in general, see the corresponding section in the User documentation. For the usage of a specific extension, please check the extension's documentation.
Please note that these extensions are usually maintained and provided by single members of the community. The MATSim core development team cannot make any guarantee that these extensions will be kept up-to-date and compatible with future releases, but the maintainers themselves are responsible for this task.
| Extension | Maintainer | Description |
|---|---|---|
| OTFVis | Michael Zilske | OTFVis is an open source, OpenGL-based visualizer for looking at MATSim scenarios and output. |
| GRIPS | Gregor Lämmel | GRIPS |
| networkEditor | Marcel Rieser, Daniel Ampuero | The networkEditor allows the editing of networks, creating networks from OpenStreetMap data, and exporting networks to Shape files. The editor also allows to edit counts data referenced to the network. |
| Freight | Michael Zilske | Schedule freight vehicles to pickup and deliver goods, and try to optimize their routes. |
| MATSim4UrbanSim | Thomas Nicolai | Allows the coupling of UrbanSim and MATSim. |
| GTFS2TransitSchedule | Sergio Ordonez | Simple GUI to assist in the conversion and map-matching of schedules given in GTFS format to MATSim's transit schedule format. |
| Evacuation | Gregor Lämmel | Allows the simulation of evacuation scenarios |