The semester project at TUM investigates if better cycling conditions can attract travellers from car. This repository contains Java classes to prepare and run two MATSim simulations:
- the
basescenario simulates the status quo - the
measurescenario includes enhancements in the cycling infrastructure
The project starts by creating a Munich network with car and bicycle network modes. Then, a synthetic population is used to generate the 5 pct. plans of Munich residents.
In principle, two major network modifications take place:
- Increasing the speed limit of bicycles on links that allow bicycles
- Decreasing the speed limit of cars on all links
As a result, the speed limit is set at 30 km/h for all modes. Because public transport and walking are simulated as teleportation modes, the proposed changes do not affect them.
The project uses the emissions contrib and a simplified emissions mapping from HBEFA for cars on urban roads and motorways. Emissions from cars are estimated in the base and measure scenarios and compared.
The simulation results did not show any notable change in the modal split in favour of bicycle traffic. The total emissions remained largely unchanged.
The repository does not include any data that can be used to produce the results. The repository includes the required Java classes to prepare and run MATSim simulations.
A recommended directory structure is as follows:
srcfor sourcesoriginal-input-datafor original input data (currently empty)scenariosfor MATSim scenarios, i.e. MATSim input and output data. Currently includes only the configurations of thebaseandmeasurescenarios.
File -> New -> Project from Version Control paste the repository url and hit 'clone'. IntelliJ usually figures out
that the project is a maven project. If not: Right click on pom.xml -> import as maven project.
(The following paragraphs need to be adjusted according to the specifications of your project.)
The MATSim program code in this repository is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation (version 2). The MATSim program code are files that reside in the src directory hierarchy and typically end with *.java.
The MATSim input files, output files, analysis data and visualizations are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
MATSim input files are those that are used as input to run MATSim. They often, but not always, have a header pointing to matsim.org. They typically reside in the scenarios directory hierarchy. MATSim output files, analysis data, and visualizations are files generated by MATSim runs, or by postprocessing. They typically reside in a directory hierarchy starting with output.
Other data files, in particular in original-input-data, have their own individual licenses that need to be individually clarified with the copyright holders.