Project
AA3-2
Nash flows over time in transport and evacuation simulation
Project Heads
Kai Nagel, Martin Skutella
Project Members
Leon Sering (TU), Theresa Thunig (TU)
Project Duration
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2021
Located at
TU Berlin
Description
This interdisciplinary project aims to make progress at the intersection of network flows, algorithmic game theory, and traffic simulation and control. The goal is to gain a better structural understanding and, based upon this, provide efficient algorithmic methods to handle real-world traffic scenarios, e.g., in the context of evacuation planning. To this end, in interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematicians and traffic engineers, advanced flow over time models for dynamic user equilibria will be developed and mathematically analyzed. Solutions resulting from novel flow over time methods will be empirically evaluated and integrated into the large-scale agent-based transport simulation tool MATSim.
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