L. Smith, R. Beckman, D. Anson, Nagel, K. and M. Williams (1995). TRANSIMS: TRansportation ANalysis and SIMulation System. 5th National Transportation Planning Methods Applications Conference

Barrett, C. L., Eubank, S., K. Nagel, Riordan, J. and Wolinsky, M. (1995). Issues in the representation of traffic using multi-resolution cellular automata.

K. Nagel (1994). Fast low fidelity microsimulation of vehicle traffic on supercomputers.

K. Nagel (1994). Life-times of simulated traffic jams. IJMPC, 567–580.

Nagel, K. and Rasmussen, S. (1994). Traffic at the edge of chaos. Artificial Life IV: Fourth International Workshop on the Synthesis and Simulation of Living Systems. MIT Press, 222–235.

Bachem, A., Nagel, K. and Rickert, M. (1994). Ul\-tra\-schnel\-le mik\-ro\-sko\-pi\-sche Ver\-kehrs-Si\-mu\-la\-tion\-en. Pa\-ral\-le\-le Da\-ten\-ver\-ar\-bei\-tung Ak\-tu\-ell TAT

Nagel, K. and Schleicher, A. (1994). Microscopic traffic modeling on parallel high performance computers. Parallel Computing, 125–146.

Herrmann, H. J., Flekkoy, E., Nagel, K., Peng, G. and Ristow, G. (1994). Density waves in granular flow. Non-linearity and breakdown in soft condensed matter. Springer.

K. Nagel and Herrmann, H. J. (1993). Deterministic models for traffic jams. Physica A, 254.

Bachem, A., Meis, T., K. Nagel, Riemeyer, M. and Wottawa, M. (1993). Programming, porting, and performance tests on a 1024-processor transputercluster. Transputer applications and systems '93. IOS Press, 1068.

Feldman, B. and K. Nagel (1993). Lattice Games with Strategic Takeover. 1992 Lectures in Complex Systems. Addison-Wesley, 603–614.

Nagel, K. (1992). Freeway traffic, cellular automata, and some (self-organizing) criticality. Physics Computing '92. World Scientific, 419.

Nagel, K. and Raschke, E. (1992). Self-organized criticality in cloud formation?. Physica A, 519.

K. Nagel and Schreckenberg, M. (1992). A cellular automaton model for freeway traffic. Journal de Physique I France, 2221–2229.

Nagel, K. (1991). Computersimulationen mit Zellularautomaten für Wolkenbildung (Computer simulations with cellular automata for cloud formation). University of Cologne