MATSim User Meeting 2023

September 05, 2023       Zurich, Switzerland

The MATSim User Meeting is a workshop of the hEART 2023 conference.

Presentations

Preliminary Schedule

Abdollahyar et al: Examining demographic heterogeneities in Melbourne's MATSim model  ( Abstract)

Alvarez Castro et al:  A MATSim model for a low carbon future mobility in the UK context  ( Abstract)

Ben Dor et al: Mitigating urban traffic congestion - A multi-modal approach including DRT for Jerusalem  ( Abstract)

Bischoff & Kaddoura: Using MATSim for the long-term forecast of passenger demand in Switzerland  ( Abstract)

Brulin: Multi-stakeholder interestes in urban transport design: A bi-level optimization approach for activity-based network design problems  ( Abstract)

Chouaki & Hörl: Extending the DRT module to enable simulations of pre-booked MoD services  ( Abstract)

Diallo et al: Evaluation of the low emission zone according toe the evolution of car-ownership - The Métropole du Grand Paris case study  ( Abstract)

Elgohary & Pucci: The role of the MATSim model in assessing Paratransit performance in a data-scarcity context  ( Abstract)

Ewert: Open-source based methodology for creating small-scale commercial traffic for MATSim simulations  ( Abstract)

Feng et al: Improving bike travel demand generation with dynamic data - An application to the Paris metropolis  ( Abstract)

Flötteröd: Approximation of point equilibria in MATSim  ( Abstract)

Grishchuk et al: Multiagent transport model for urban planning of the Brno metropolitan area  ( Abstract)

Grübel et al: MATSim in the Open Digital Twin Platform  ( Abstract)

Ingelström et al: Obtaining spatial charging demand from road transport and analysing the resulting charging infrastructure need using EV contrib  ( Abstract)

Kaddoura et al: A large-scale hybrid micro- and mesoscopic simulation approach (railsim)  ( Abstract)

Kozlowska & Stone: Simulating active modes with Hermes  ( Abstract)

Kwon & Kim: Enhancing deep generative models for distinguishing samplling zeros and structural zeros in population synthesis  ( Abstract)

Kirste & Stumpf: evelopments of urban air mobility analyses using multi-agent transport simulation  ( Abstract)

Lannes et al: An integrated road traffic-emissions-CTM model chain to assess urban air quality at the street level for the Paris region  ( Abstract)

Lu & Maciejewski: Generation of demand-responsive transport scenarios library in MATSim  ( Abstract)

Li et al: Shared autonomous vehicles as park-and-ride transfer alternatives towards cities with zero private vehicles - A MATSim simulation study for Brussels, Belgium  ( Abstract)

Matus Acuña et al: Integrating MATSim into a comprehensive multi-model platform for analysis and planning of sustainable electromobility scenarios  ( Abstract)

Meinhardt & Paltra: Researching the impact of extreme weather events on an on-demand transport service - A case study  ( Abstract)

Nassar et al: Dynamic ride-sharing for MATSim – presenting the DRS module  ( Abstract)

Pougala et al: Modelling the impact of activity duration on utility-based scheduling desicions - A comparative analysis  ( Abstract)

Rybczak: Simulation–based investigation of transport policies - A case study in Gladbeck  ( Abstract)

Staves et al: A MATSim-based framework for modelling the influence of the built environment on walkability and cyclability  ( Abstract)

Shone & Kozlowska: Batsim - Post processing MATSim for EV energy scenario  ( Abstract)

Volotskiy & Smirnov: Introducing Replan.city: Web-based platform for MATSim Scenario development, maintenance, and analysis  ( Abstract)