Autonomous Mobility on Demand in SimMobility: Case Study of the Central Business District in Singapore

This paper introduces an extension for SimMobility—a high-fidelity agent-based simulation platform— for simulating and evaluating models for Autonomous mobility on demand (AMOD) systems.

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Source Publication Date
06/28/2015
Author
Katarzyna Anna Marczuk, Harold Soh Soon Hong, Carlos Miguel Lima Azevedo, Muhammad Adnan, Scott Drew Pendleton, Emilio Frazzoli and Der Horng LeeNational University of SingaporeSingapore-MIT Alliance for Research and TechnologyMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Publisher
IEEE
URL
http://web.mit.edu/cami/Public/CLA_AMOD_SG_CISRAM_IEEE_2015_preprint.pdf
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