Microscopic Traffic Models
Microsimulation models are traffic models that simulate the behaviour of every individual vehicle. These models are often used to analyse a small area (often not larger than a sequence of crossroads or on and off ramps) in great detail. Besides the usual aggregated results such as intensities, travel times etc., microsimulation models also yield animations of the study area. These animations show the individual vehicles, making them easy to understand for non-experts. The animations can be used for communication purposes.
TML has licences for VISSIM and Paramics, two commonly used microsimulation software packages. Below we listed some projects in which we applied a microsimulation model.
TML has licences for VISSIM and Paramics, two commonly used microsimulation software packages. Below we listed some projects in which we applied a microsimulation model.
Recente projecten
Management System for the Traffic Lights in Antwerp
Design and implementation of an innovative management system and control strategy.
Flow Research N32 Roeselare-Hooglede
Optimisation of the traffic flow at the public transport corridor between the roundabout on the “Koning Leopold III Laan” and...
Train Scheduling: The Game
Optimisation of train scheduling in a pc simulation game environment
New Tramlines in Brussels
Traffic engineering design of new tramlines around Brussels
Bodart Square Leuven
Integrated design of the intersection Koning Boudewijnlaan - Leuven Ringway
MODUM
Models for Optimizing Dynamic Urban Mobility
Impact Study for the New Brussels Postal Sorting Centre
Microsimulations to support the impact study
Impact Study Woluwelaan
Microscopic traffic simulation and cost benefit analysis to support the impact study Woluwelaan
Mobility Study Recreational Cluster 'Moerelei'
An impact study on traffic circulation
Microscopic traffic simulation Leuven Ringroad
Traffic analysis (microscopic simulation) of the Leuven Ringroad (R23)
