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A framework for the data-consistent deployment of urban microsimulations

Michel Bierlaire
2010
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Microsimulation-based models of urban systems have proven to be powerful tools for prediction and scenario analysis, with a particular yet continuously expanding focus on transportation and land use. They bring along a high level of detail, but they also come at the cost of enormous data needs for their estimation. This article develops a framework for the continuous deployment of a microsimulation-based urban model that integrates existing and emerging data sources.

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Michel Bierlaire
2010
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