DocumentCode
2406658
Title
An agent based meta-model for urban mobility modeling
Author
Marilleau, Nicolas
Author_Institution
Lab. d´´Informatique, Universite de Franche-Comte, Besancon, France
fYear
2005
fDate
6-9 Feb. 2005
Firstpage
168
Lastpage
175
Abstract
Mobility study is composed by many research areas which one interests us: urban mobility. Urban movement study aims at looking and designing human displacements in an urban environment. In the literature, two main kinds of mobility are emergent: macroscopic displacements and microscopic movements. Our study takes place at the boundary of them. We want to describe human displacements in a city by describing their behaviour. We use two kinds of tools: multi-agent sytems (MAS) and theories based on probabilistic laws. People behaviours depend on many parameters like social class, geographical location... So, we need to look on these elements. In this article, we suggest an agent based meta-model which intends to describe displacements of a population in a defined environment: a city. This meta-model is encapsulated in a method which begins by the creation of a theoretical mobility model and finishes by the development of a simulator. A toolkit has been created to program this kind of application. It is a multi-agent library which extends MadKit. It keeps the philosophy of the presented meta-model.
Keywords
multi-agent systems; software libraries; town and country planning; MAS; MadKit; agent based meta-model; geographical location; human displacements; macroscopic displacements; microscopic movements; multiagent library; multiagent system; people behaviours; population displacement; probabilistic laws; program toolkit; social class; urban environment; urban mobility modeling; urban movement study; Aggregates; Cities and towns; Humans; Libraries; Microscopy; Mobile computing; Multiagent systems; Transportation; Vehicle dynamics; Vehicles;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Distributed Frameworks for Multimedia Applications, 2005. DFMA '05. First International Conference on
Print_ISBN
0-7695-2273-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DFMA.2005.11
Filename
1385198
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