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2019

VSP Working Paper 2019
19-10	I. Kaddoura, J. Laudan, D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Verkehrsmodellierung für das Ruhrgebiet: Simulationsbasierte Szenariountersuchung und Wirkungsanalyse einer verbesserten regionalen Fahrradinfrastruktur; Wissenschaftsforum 2019 Universität Duisburg-Essen	Download [2] (PDF)
19-09	C.V. Livingston, I. Beyer Bartana, D. Ziemke, F. Bahamonde-Birke; The Influence of the Route Environment on the Route Choice of Bicyclists: A Preliminary Study; submitted to hEART 2019	Download [3] (PDF)
19-08	T. Thunig, K. Nagel; Effects of user adaption on traffic-responsive signal control in agent-based transport simulations; submitted to MT-ITS 2019
19-07	J. Bischoff, F. J. Márquez-Fernández, G. Domingues-Olavarriía, M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; Impacts of vehicle fleet electrification in Sweden – a simulation-based assessment of long-distance trips	Download [4] (PDF)
19-06	K. Nagel, J. Bischoff, G. Leich, M. Maciejewski; Simulation-based analysis of the impacts of fleets of autonomous vehicles on urban traffic	Download [5] (PDF)
19-05	K. Martins-Turner, K. Nagel; How driving multiple tours affects the results of last mile delivery vehicle routing problems; submitted to ABMTrans 2019	Download [6] (PDF)
19-04	N. Kühnel, I. Kaddoura, R. Möckel; Incorporation of noise shielding in an agent-based transport model by using volunteered geographic data; submitted to ABMTrans 2019	Download [7] (PDF)
19-03	G. Leich, K. Nagel; Improving speed and realism of an evolutionary minibus network design process; submitted to ABMTrans 2019	Download [8] (PDF)
19-02	T. Thunig, R. Scheffler, M. Strehler, K. Nagel; Optimization and simulation of fixed-time traffic signal control in real-world applications; accepted for ABMTrans 2019	Download [9] (PDF)
19‑01	D. Ziemke, I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; The MATSim Open Berlin Scenario: A multimodal agent-based transport simulation scenario based on synthetic demand modeling and Open Data; accepted for ABMTrans 2019	Download [10] (PDF)

2018

VSP Working Paper 2018
18-10	C. Rodier, M. Jaller; E. Pourrahmani, A. Pahwa, J. Bischoff & J. Freedman Automated Vehicle Scenarios: Simulation of System-Level Travel Effects Using Agent-Based Demand and Supply Models in the San Francisco Bay Area National Center for Sustainable Transportation, National Center for Sustainable Transportation, 2018	Download [11]
18‑09	K. Martins-Turner, K. Nagel, M. Zilske; Agent-based modelling and simulation of tour planning in urban freight traffic; ext. abstract for poster presented at Mobil.TUM 2018	Download [12] (PDF)
18-08	D. Ziemke, A. Agarwal, I. Kaddoura; Entwicklung eines regionalen, agentenbasierten Verkehrssimulationsmodells zur Analyse zukünftiger Verkehrsszenarien für die Region Ruhr; eingereicht bei Tagungsband Wissenschaftsforum Mobilität 2018	Download [13] (PDF)
18-07	T. Thunig, N. Kühnel, K. Nagel; Adaptive traffic signal control for real-world scenarios in agent-based transport simulations; Transportation Research Procedia, Volume 37, 2019, 481–488.	Download [14] (PDF)
18-06	K. Nagel, J. Bischoff, G. Leich, M. Maciejewski; Simulationsbasierte Analyse der Wirkungen von Flotten autonomer Fahrzeuge auf städtischen Verkehr; eingereicht bei Z. Verkehrswissenschaften	Download [15](PDF)
18-05	G. Leich, J. Bischoff; Should autonomous shared taxis replace buses? A simulation study; accepted for Mobil.TUM 2018	Download [16](PDF)
18-04	J. Bischoff, K. Führer, M. Maciejewski; Impact assessment of autonomous DRT systems; accepted for Mobil.TUM 2018	Download [17](PDF)
18-03	M. Simoni, K. Kockelman, K. Gurumurthy, J. Bischoff; Congestion Pricing in a World of Self-driving vehicles: an Analysis of Different Strategies in Alternative Future Scenarios; Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, Volume 98, 2019, 167-185	Download [18] (PDF)
18-02	N. Kühnel, T. Thunig, K. Nagel; Implementing an adaptive traffic signal control algorithm in an agent-based transport simulation; Procedia Computer Science, Volume 130, 2018, 894–899	Download [19](PDF)
18‑01	I. Kaddoura, J. Bischoff, K. Nagel; Towards welfare optimal operation of innovative mobility concepts: External cost pricing in a world of shared autonomous vehicles; presented at hEART 2017	Download [20] (PDF)

2017

VSP Working Paper 2017
17-26	G. Leich; Agentenbasierte Simulation autonom fahrender Rufbusse im Nordwesten Berlins; Master's thesis	Download [21] (PDF)
17-25	T. Thunig, I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Braess' paradox and congestion pricing in MATSim; presented at hEART 2017	Download [22] (PDF)
17-24	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski, T. Schlenther, K. Nagel; Autonomous vehicles and their impact on parking search	Download [23] (PDF)
17-23	J. Bischoff, I. Kaddoura, M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; Simulation-based optimization of service areas for pooled ride-hailing operators	Download [24] [25]
17-22	A. Agarwal, I. Kaddoura; On-road air pollution exposure to cyclists in an agent-based simulation framework; accepted at NECTAR Cluster 7 Workshop: Social and Health Issues in Transportation 2018, Utrecht	Download [26] (PDF)
17-21	A. Agarwal, D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Calibration of Choice Model Parameters in a Transport Scenario with Heterogeneous Traffic Conditions and Income Dependency; submitted to Transportation Letters	Download [27] (PDF)
17-20	I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Using real-world traffic incident data in transport modeling	Download [28](PDF)
17-19	I. Kaddoura, A. Agarwal, B. Kickhöfer; Simulation-based optimization of congestion, noise and air pollution costs: The impact of transport users' choice dimensions; presented at ITEA 2017, Barcelona	Download [29] (PDF)
17-18	N. Schirrmacher; Open-Data-basierte Erstellung von Verkehrsnetzwerken zur Modellierung von Kreuzungen inklusive Lichtsignalanlagen und Fahrspuren; Master's thesis	Download [30] (PDF)
17-17	N. Kühnel; Modellierung einer verkehrsabhängigen Lichtsignalanlagensteuerung in einer agentenbasierten Verkehrssimulation; Master's thesis	Download [31] (PDF)
17-16	A. Agarwal, D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Bicycle superhighway: An environmentally sustainable policy for urban transport; submitted to Transportation Research Part A	Download [32] (PDF)
17-15	D. Ziemke, S. Metzler, K. Nagel; Bicycle traffic and its interaction with motorized traffic in an agent-based transport simulation framework	Download [33] (PDF)
17-14	I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Congestion pricing in a real-world oriented agent-based simulation context	Download [34] (PDF)
17-13	A. Agarwal, D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Calibration of heterogeneous traffic scenario in an agent-based simulation framework; accepted for CTRG 2017	Download [35] (PDF)
17-12	D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Development of a fully synthetic and open scenario for agent-based transport simulations -- The MATSim Open Berlin Scenario	Download [36] (PDF)
17-11	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; City-wide Shared Taxis: A Simulation Study in Berlin, IEEE ITSC 2017, DOI: 10.1109/ITSC.2017.8317926 [37]	Download [38] (PDF)
17-10	J.Bischoff, K. Nagel; Impact assessment of dedicated free-floating carsharing parking; presented at MT-ITS 2017	Download [39] (PDF)
17-09	T. Thunig, K. Nagel; Towards a robust and wide-area traffic signal control for inner-city areas; 5th IEEE International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS), 2017	Download [40] (PDF)
17-08	B. Kickhöfer, A. Agarwal, K. Nagel; Mind the price gap: How optimal emission pricing relates to the EU CO2 reduction targets; accepted in International Journal of Sustainable Transportation	Download [41] (PDF)
17-07	A. Agarwal; Mitigating Negative Transport Externalities in Industrialized and Industrializing Countries; PhD thesis	Download [42] (PDF)
17-06	M. Maciejewski, J. Bischoff, S. Hörl, K. Nagel; Towards a testbed for dynamic vehicle routing algorithms; PAAMS 2017. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 722. Springer, Cham, doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-60285-1_6	Download [43] (PDF)
17-05	D. Ziemke, S. Metzler, K. Nagel; Modeling bicycle traffic in an agent-based transport simulation; Procedia Computer Science, Volume 109, 2017, 923–928	Download [44] (PDF)
17-04	T. Thunig, K. Nagel; The structure of user equilibria: Dynamic coevolutionary simulations vs. cyclically expanded networks; Procedia Computer Science, Volume 109, 2017, 648–655	Download [45] (PDF)
17-03	D. Ziemke, J. Joubert, K. Nagel; Accessibility in a post-Apartheid city: Comparison of two approaches for accessibility computations; accepted in Networks and Spatial Economics	Download [46] (PDF)
17-02	G. Cich, L. Knapen, M. Maciejewski, A. Yasar, T. Bellemans, D. Janssens; Modeling Demand Responsive Transport using SARL and MATSim; Procedia Computer Science, Volume 109, 2017, 1074-1079	Download [47](PDF)
17‑01	J. Bischoff, K. Nagel; Integrating explicit parking search into a transport simulation; Procedia Computer Science, Volume 109, 2017, 881–886	Download [48](PDF)

2016

VSP Working Paper 2016
16‑18	J. R. Correa, T. Harks, K. Nagel, B. Peis, M. Skutella; Dynamic Traffic Models in Transportation Science (Dagstuhl Seminar 15412)	Download [49] (PDF)
16‑17	T. Thunig, K. Nagel; Traffic optimization: Dynamic coevolutionary simulation vs. cyclically expanded networks	Download [50] (PDF)
16‑16	R. Moeckel, K. Nagel; Maintaining Mobility in Substantial Urban Growth Futures; submitted to Transportation Research Procedia	Download [51] (PDF)
16‑15	N. Boettcher; Bestimmung des Ladebedarfs für Elektrofahrzeuge im Alltagsverkehr, master's thesis	Download [52] (PDF)
16‑14	Lakshay, A. Agarwal and N. Bolia; Route guidance map for emergency evacuation; accepted in Journal of Risk Analysis and Crisis Response, 2016	Download [53] (PDF)
16‑13	J. Bischoff, N. Soeffker, M. Maciejewski; A framework for agent based simulation of demand responsive transport systems presented at OR2016, 2016	Download [54] (PDF)
16‑12	M. Maciejewski; J. Bischoff, & K. Nagel; An Assignment-Based Approach to Efficient Real-Time City-Scale Taxi Dispatching, IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2016, 31, 68-77	Download [55] (PDF)
16‑11	M. Maciejewski, J. Bischoff; Congestion Effects of Autonomous Taxi Fleets; Transport, 2017, 0, 1-10	Download [56] (PDF)
16‑10	A. Agarwal, G. Lämmel, K. Nagel; Incorporating within link dynamics in an agent-based computationally faster and scalable queue model; accepted in Transportmetrica A	Download [57] (PDF)
16‑09	M. Zilske, K. Nagel; Software Architecture for a Transparent and Versatile Traffic Simulation	Download [58] (PDF)
16‑07	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski; Autonomous taxicabs in Berlin - a spatiotemporal analysis of service performance; in Transportation Research Procedia; Volume 19, 2016, 176–186	Download [59] (PDF)
16‑06	I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Simultaneous optimization of traffic congestion and noise exposures; accepted in Transportation	Download [60] (PDF)
16‑05	D. Ziemke, K. Nagel, R. Moeckel; Towards an agent-based, integrated land-use transport modeling system; in Procedia Computer Science	Download [61] (PDF)
16‑04	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski; Simulation of city-wide replacement of private cars with autonomous taxis in Berlin; in Procedia Computer Science	Download [62] (PDF)
16‑03	T. Thunig, K. Nagel; Braess's paradox in an agent-based transport model; in Procedia Computer Science	Download [63] (PDF)
16‑02	B. Kickhöfer, D. Hosse, K. Turner, A. Tirachini; Creating an open MATSim scenario from open data: The case of Santiago de Chile	Download [64] (PDF)
16‑01	I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Agent-based congestion pricing and transport routing with heterogeneous values of travel time savings; in Procedia Computer Science	Download [65](PDF)

2015

VSP Working Paper 2015
15‑20	A. Agarwal, B. Kickhöfer; The correlation of externalities in marginal cost pricing: Lessons learned from a real-world case study; accepted in Transportation	Download [66] (PDF)
15-19	K. Nagel; Analyse der Wirkungen von Straßenbenützungsgebühren mittels agentenbasierter Modellierung; Schriftenreihe / Institut für Verkehrswesen, Department für Raum, Landschaft und Infrastruktur, Universität für Bodenkultur Wien, Nr. 35	Download [67] (PDF)
15-18	M. Maciejewski, J.M. Salanova, J. Bischoff, M. Estrada; Large-scale microscopic simulation of taxi services. Berlin and Barcelona case studies.; Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing, 2016, 1-9	Download [68](PDF)
15-17	J. Joubert, D. Ziemke, K. Nagel; Accessibility in a post-Apartheid city: Comparison of two approaches for the computation of accessibility indicators; 55th ERSA Congress	Download [69] (PDF)
15-16	B. Kickhöfer, A. Agarwal; Is Marginal Emission Cost Pricing enough to Comply with the EU CO2 Reduction Targets?; accepted for hEART 2015	Download [70] (PDF)
15-15	A. Agarwal, G. Lämmel, K. Nagel; Modelling of Backward Travelling Holes in Mixed Traffic Conditions; accepted for TGF 2015	Download [71] (PDF)
15-14	Planco GmbH, Intraplan Consult GmbH, TU Berlin Service GmbH; Grundsätzliche Überprüfung und Weiterentwicklung der Nutzen-Kosten-Analyse im Bewertungsverfahren der Bundesverkehrswegeplanung	Download [72] (PDF)
15-13	I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Activity-based computation of marginal noise exposure costs: Impacts for traffic management; in Transportation Research Record	Download [73] (PDF)
15-12	I. Kaddoura, L. Kröger, K. Nagel; User-specific and dynamic internalization of road traffic noise exposures; in Networks and Spatial Economics, Springer	Download [74] (PDF)
15-11	A. Agarwal, B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; The Internalization of Congestion and Air Pollution Externalities: Evaluating Behavioral Impacts; accepted for IATBR 2015	Download [75] (PDF)
15-10	N. Kühnel; Grafisches Editieren von Straßen- und ÖV-Netzmodellen - Für die Verkehrssimulation; Bachelor's thesis	Download [76] (PDF)
15-09	A. Agarwal, G. Lämmel; Modeling seepage behavior of smaller vehicles in mixed traffic conditions using an agent based simulation; accepted for CTRG 2015 and in Transportation in Developing Economies	Download [77] (PDF)
15-08	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski; Electric taxis in Berlin – Analysis of the feasibility of a large-scale transition; in Tools of Transport Telematics Springer International Publishing, 2015	Download [78](PDF)
15-07	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski, A. Sohr; Analysis of Berlin's taxi services by exploring GPS traces; 2015 International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS), 2015, 209-215	Download [79](PDF)
15-06	A. Agarwal, M. Zilske, K. R. Rao, K. Nagel; An Elegant and Computationally Efficient Approach for Heterogeneous Traffic Modelling using Agent Based Simulation; accepted for ABMTRANS 2015	Download [80] (PDF)
15-05	I. Kaddoura, L. Kröger, K. Nagel; An activity-based and dynamic approach to calculate road traffic noise damages; submitted to Transportation Research Part D	Download [81] (PDF)
15-04	M. Maciejewski, J. Bischoff; Large-scale Microscopic Simulation of Taxi Services; Procedia Computer Science , 2015, 52, 358 - 364	Download [82] (PDF)
15-03	A. Agarwal, B. Kickhöfer; Agent-based simultaneous optimization of congestion and air pollution: A real-world case study; accepted for ABMTRANS 2015	Download [83] (PDF)
15-02	A. Neumann; Why closing an airport may not matter - The impact of the relocation of TXL airport on the bus network of Berlin; submitted to ABMTRANS 2015	Download [84] (PDF)
15-01	A. Agarwal, G. Lämmel; Seepage of smaller vehicles under heterogeneous traffic conditions; accepted for ABMTRANS 2015	Download [85] (PDF)

2014

VSP Working Paper 2014
14-25	K. Axhausen, I. Ehreke, A. Glemser, S. Hess, Ch. Jödden, K. Nagel, A. Sauer, C. Weis; Ermittlung von Bewertungsansätzen für Reisezeiten und Zuverlässigkeit auf der Basis eines Modells für modale Verlagerungen im nicht-gewerblichen und gewerblichen Personenverkehr für die Bundesverkehrswegeplanung, Entwurf Schlussbericht	Download [86] (PDF)
14-24	A. Neumann, S. Kern, G. Leich; Boarding and Alighting Time of Passengers of the Berlin Public Transport System, submitted to TRB	Download [87] (PDF)
14-23	M. Moyo Oliveros; Calibration of public transit routing for multi-agent simulation, PhD thesis	Download [88] (PDF)
14-22	M. Zilske, K. Nagel; A simulation-based approach for constructing all-day travel chains from mobile phone data	Download [89] (PDF)
14-21	D. Grether; Extension of a multi-agent transport simulation for traffic signal control and air transport Systems; PhD thesis	Download [90] (PDF)
14-20	M. Rieser, C. Dobler, T. Dubernet, D. Grether, A. Horni, G. Lammel, R. Waraich, M. Zilske, K. W. Axhausen, K. Nagel; MATSim User Guide	Download [91] (PDF)
14-19	I. Kaddoura; Marginal Congestion Cost Pricing in a Multi-Agent Simulation: Investigation of the Greater Berlin Area; in Journal of Transport Economics and Policy (JTEP)	Download [92] (PDF)
14-18	A. Agarwal, B. Kickhöfer; A Combined Marginal Social Cost Approach for Automobile Emissions and Congestion	Download [93] (PDF)
14-17	I. Kaddoura, B. Kickhöfer, A. Neumann, A. Tirachini; Optimal public transport pricing: Towards an agent-based marginal social cost approach; in Journal of Transport Economics and Policy (JTEP)	Download [94] (PDF)
14-16	M. Maciejewski; Benchmarking minimum passenger waiting time in online taxi dispatching with exact offline optimization methods; Archives of Transport	Download [95] (PDF)
14-15	D. Ziemke, K. Nagel, C. Bhat; Integrating CEMDAP and MATSim to increase the transferability of transport demand models; in Transportation Research Record	Download [96] (PDF)
14-14	M. Maciejewski; Online taxi dispatching via exact offline optimization; 7th International Conference on Logistic Systems - Theory and Practice, 2014	Download [97](PDF)
14-13	A. Neumann; A paratransit-inspired evolutionary process for public transit network design; PhD thesis	Download [98] (PDF)
14-12	Intraplan, Planco, TU Berlin; Grundsätzliche Überprüfung und Weiterentwicklung der Nutzen-Kosten-Analyse im Bewertungsverfahren der Bundesverkehrswegeplanung; BMVBS/BMVI FE-Projekt Nr. 96097/2011	Download [99](PDF)
14-11	B. Kickhöfer; Economic Policy Appraisal and Heterogeneous Users; PhD thesis	Download [100] (PDF)
14-10	J. Bischoff, M. Maciejewski; Agent-based simulation of electric taxicab fleets; Transportation Research Procedia, Volume 4, 2014, Pages 191–198; presented at mobil.TUM 2014	Download [101]
14-09	B. Kickhöfer, J. Kern; Pricing local emission exposure of road traffic: An agent-based approach; Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment	Download [102] (PDF)
14-08	T. Nicolai; MATSim for urbansim: integrating an urban simulation model with a travel model; Ph.D. thesis	Download [103] (PDF)
14-07	L. Padgham, K. Nagel, D. Singh, Q. Chen; Integrating BDI Agents into a MATSim Simulation	Download [104] (PDF)
14-06	M. Zilske, K. Nagel; Studying the accuracy of demand generation from mobile phone trajectories with synthetic data	Download [105] (PDF)
14-05	D. Röder, K. Nagel; Integrated analysis of commuters’ energy consumption	Download [106] (PDF)
14-04	K. Nagel, B. Kickhöfer, J. W. Joubert; Heterogeneous tolls and values of time in multi-agent transport simulation	Download [107] (PDF)
14-03	A. Neumann, D. Röder, J. W. Joubert; Towards a simulation of minibuses in South Africa; submitted to the Journal of Transport and Landuse	Download [108] (PDF)
14-02	G. Lämmel, A. Seyfried, B. Steffen; Large-Scale and Microscopic: A fast simulation approach for urban areas; TRB 2014	Download [109] (PDF)
14‑01	I. Kaddoura, B. Kickhöfer; Optimal Road Pricing: Towards an Agent-based Marginal Social Cost Approach	Download [110] (PDF)

2013

VSP Working Paper 2013
13-24	I. Cabrita, S. Gayda, R. Hurtubia, D. Efthymiou, I. Thomas, D. Peeters, J. Jones, K. Nagel, T. Nicolai, D. Röder; Brussels Case Study; submitted to Handbook on Sustainable Land Use Modelling; M. Bierlaire, A. de Palma, P. Waddell (ed.)	Download [111] (PDF)
13-23	D. Grether, K. Nagel; Agent-Based Modelling of Air Transport Demand	Download [112] (PDF)
13-22	Y. Chen; Adding a comprehensive calibration methodology to an agent-based transportation Simulation; Ph.D. thesis	Download [113] (PDF)
13-21	T. Nicolai, C. Zöllig Renner, K. Nagel; General description of the state of the art of integrated transport land use modeling; submitted to Handbook on Sustainable Land Use Modelling; M. Bierlaire, A. de Palma, P. Waddell (ed.)	Download [114] (PDF)
13-20	T. Nicolai, K. Nagel; Integration of agent-based transport and land use models; submitted to Handbook on Sustainable Land Use Modelling; M. Bierlaire, A. de Palma, P. Waddell (ed.)	Download [115] (PDF)
13-19	D. Ziemke; Demand Generation for Multi-Agent Transport Simulations based on an Econometric Travel Behavior Model and a Traffic-Count-based Calibration Algorithm; Master's thesis	Download [116] (PDF)
13-18	B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; Towards High-Resolution First-Best Air Pollution Tolls; in Networks and Spatial Economics, Springer	Download [117] (PDF)
13-17	J. Bischoff; Agentenbasierte Simulation elektrifizierter Taxiflotten; Master's thesis	Download [118] (PDF)
13-16	D. Röder, I. Cabrita, K. Nagel; Simulation-based sketch planning, part III: Calibration of a MATSim-model for the greater Brussels area and investigation of a cordon pricing for the highway ring	Download [119] (PDF)
13-15	I. Kaddoura, B. Kickhöfer, A. Neumann, A. Tirachini; Agent-based optimisation of public transport supply and pricing: Impacts of activity scheduling decisions and simulation randomness; in Transportation, Springer	Download [120] (PDF)
13-14	A. Neumann, I. Kaddoura, K. Nagel; Mind the gap — Passenger arrival patterns in multi-agent simulations; in International Journal of Transportation, SERSC (Science & Engineering Research Support soCiety)	Download [121] (PDF)
13-13	M. Moyo O., K. Nagel; Automatic Calibration of Agent-Based Public Transit Assignment Path Choice to Count Data; Conference on Agent-Based Modeling in Transportation Planning and Operations 2013	Download [122] (PDF)
13-12	M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; A microscopic simulation approach for optimization of taxi services; 3rd International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems 2013	Download [123] (PDF)
13-11	D. Röder; Simulation of South African minibus taxis; Master's thesis	Download [124] (PDF)
13-10	M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; The influence of multi-agent cooperation on the efficiency of taxi dispatching; 10th International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics 2013	Download [125] (PDF)
13-09	I. Kaddoura, B. Kickhöfer, A. Neumann, A. Tirachini; Optimal public transport pricing: Towards an agent-based marginal social cost approach; hEART 2013 - 2nd Symposium of the European Association of Research in Transportation	Download [126] (PDF)
13-08	A. Graf; Die Bewertung der Qualität des Schülerverkehrs unter Anwendung der Multiagentensimulation MATSim; Master's thesis	Download [127] (PDF)
13-07	T. Thunig, T. W. Nicolai; Spatial interpolation of accessibilities	Download [128] (PDF)
13-06	T. W. Nicolai; Investigating the MATSim warm and hot start capability	Download [129] (PDF)
13-05	M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; Simulation and optimization of taxi services in MATSim	Download [130] (PDF)
13-04	D. Grether, K. Nagel; Extensible Software Design of a Multi-Agent Transport Simulation; ANT 2013	Download [131](PDF)
13-03	M. Zilske, K. Nagel; Building a minimal traffic model from mobile phone data; NetMob 2013	Download [132] (PDF)
13-02	T. W. Nicolai, K. Nagel; High resolution accessibility computations; submitted to Edward Elgar Book on "Accessibility and Spatial Interaction" (NECTAR Series), ed. by A. Condeco, J. Gutierrez, A. Reggiani	Download [133](PDF)
13‑01	D. Grether; Software Design of a Multi-Agent Transport Simulation	Download [134](PDF)

2012

VSP Working Paper 2012
12-29	T.W. Nicolai; Using MATSim as a travel model plug-in to UrbanSim	Download [135](PDF)
12-28	J. Illenberger; Using Snowball Sampling to Measure the “Degrees of Separation”; submitted to Physica A	Download [136](PDF)
12-27	A. Neumann, K. Nagel; Passenger Agent and Paratransit Operator Reaction to Changes of Service Frequency of a Fixed Train Line; submitted to ABMTRANS 2013	Download [137](PDF)
12-26	D. Grether, S. Fürbas, K. Nagel; Agent-based Modelling and Simulation of Air Transport Technology and Passenger Demand; contains the combined material from 12-24 and 12-25	see 12-24 and 13-23
12-25	D. Grether, S. Fürbas, K. Nagel; Agent-based Modelling and Simulation of Air Transport Passenger Demand; The 2nd International Workshop on Agent-based Mobility, Traffic and Transportation Models, Methodologies and Applications (ABMTRANS'13), submitted, accepted but withdrawn	see 13-23
12-24	D. Grether, S. Fürbas, K. Nagel; Agent-based Modelling and Simulation of Air Transport Technology; accepted at The 2nd International Workshop on Agent-based Mobility, Traffic and Transportation Models, Methodologies and Applications (ABMTRANS'13)	Download [138] (PDF)
12-23	J. Fischer, J.-P. Redlich, B. Scheuermann, J. Schiller, M. Günes, K. Nagel, P.Wagner, M. Scheidgen, A. Zubow, I. Eveslage, R. Sombrutzki, F. Juraschek; From Earthquake Detection to Traffic Surveillance - About Infromation and Communication Infrastructures for Smart Cities;	Download [139] (PDF)
12-22	T.W. Nicolai, K.Nagel; Sensitivity tests with high resolution accessibility computations; presented at LATSIS 2012	Download [140](PDF)
12-21	J.Illenberger; Social Neworks and Cooperative Travel Behaviour; PhD thesis	Download [141] (PDF)
12-20	F. Hülsmann, B. Kickhöfer, R. Gerike; Air pollution hotspots in urban areas – How effective are pricing strategies to comply with the EU limits for NO₂?; Strategies for Sustainable Mobilities: Opportunities and Challenges, Ashgate Publishing Ltd.	Download [142] (PDF) Information [143] (Web)
12-19	M. Zilske, K. Nagel; Towards Volunteered Digital Travel Demand Data	Download [144] (PDF)
12-18	B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; Towards high-resolution first-best air pollution tolls: An evaluation of regulatory policies and a discussion on long-term user reactions; presented at LATSIS 2012	Download [145] (PDF)
12-17	I. Kaddoura, B. Kickhöfer, A. Neumann, A. Tirachini; Public transport supply optimization in an activity-based model: Impacts of activity scheduling decisions and dynamic congestion; presented at LATSIS 2012	Download [146] (PDF)
12-16	T.W. Nicolai, K. Nagel; Coupling Transport and Land-Use: Investigating accessibility indicators for feedback from a travel to land use model; presented at LATSIS 2012	Download [147] (PDF)
12-15	A. Neumann, K. Nagel; Passenger Agent and Paratransit Operator Reaction to Changes of Service Frequency of a Fixed Train Line; presented at IATBR 2012	Download [148] (PDF)
12-14	A. Neumann, M. Balmer, M. Rieser; Converting a Static Macroscopic Model Into a Dynamic Activity-Based Model to Analyze Public Transport Demand in Berlin; presented at IATBR 2012	Download [149] (PDF)
12-13	J. Illenberger; Cooperative location choice for leisure activities; submitted to TRB 2013	Download [150] (PDF)
12-12	P.J. Fourie, J. Illenberger, K. Nagel; Using mental simulation to improve the agent learning rate of large-scale multiagent transport simulations; presented at TRB 2013	Download [151] (PDF)
12-11	A. Agarwal, M. Zilske, K. Ramachandra Rao, K. Nagel; Person-Based Dynamic Traffic Assignment for Mixed Traffic Conditions; accepted in ABMTPO 2013	Download [152] (PDF)
12-10	C. Dobler, G. Lämmel; A framework for large-scale multi-modal microscopic evacuation simulations; ICEM 2012	Download [153] (PDF)
12-09	N. Goseberg, G. Lämmel, H. Taubenböck, N. Setiadi, J. Birkmann, T. Schlurmann; The Last-Mile Evacuation project: A multi-disciplinary approach to evacuation planning and risk reduction in tsunami-threatend coastal areas; submitted to Springer	Download [154] (PDF)
12-08	G. Flötteröd, Y. Chen, K.Nagel; Choice model refinement from network data; submitted to IATBR 2012	Download [155] (PDF)
12-07	A. Horni, K. Nagel, K. Axhausen; High-Resolution Destination Choice in Agent-Based Demand Model	Download [156] (PDF)
12-06	B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; Using high-resolution first-best tolls as a benchmark for policy evaluation: The case of air pollution costs; presented at Kuhmo Nectar Conference on Transportation Economics 2012	Download [157] (PDF)
12-05	B. Kickhöfer, I. Kaddoura, A. Neumann, A. Tirachini; Optimal public transport supply in an agent-based model: The influence of departure time choice on operator's profit and social welfare; presented at Kuhmo Nectar Conference on Transportation Economics 2012	Download [158] (PDF)
12-04	K. Nagel, B. Kickhöfer, M. Winter; Reverse-engineering of the rule-of-half in order to retrofit an assessment procedure based on resource consumption	Download (PDF) [159]
12-03	D. Grether, A. Neumann, K. Nagel; Simulation of Urban Traffic Control: A Queue Model Approach; submitted to ABMTRANS 2012	Download [160](PDF)
12-02	M. Zilske, S. Schröder, K. Nagel, G. Liedtke; Adding freight traffic to MATSim	Download [161] (PDF)
12‑01	T. Frazier, A. Alfons; Generating a Close-to-Reality Synthetic Population of Ghana; JTLU 2012	Download [162](PDF)

2011

VSP Working Paper 2011
11-32	T. Frazier; Simulation a Close-to-Reality Synthetic Population of the Greater Accra Region; CUPUM 2011	Download [163] (PDF)
11-31	T. Frazier; Powering Accra: Additional Findings, Results and Basis for further Policy Recommendations; ESRI IC 2011	Download [164] (PDF)
11-30	S. Fürbas; Modellierung und Simulation des europäischen (Flug)Linien-Verkehrs; Berlin 2011	Download [165] (PDF)
11-29	G. Lämmel; Does preparation matter? Influence of pre-evacuation activities on regional evacuations; ICEM 2012	Download [166] (PDF)
11-28	G. Lämmel; Escaping the Tsunami: Evacuation Strategies for Large Urban Areas. Concepts and Implementation of a Multi-Agent Based Approach; PhD thesis	Download [167] (PDF)
11-27	G. Walenciak, G. Lämmel, M. Zilske, H. Klüpfel, A. Zipf, K. Nagel; Large-scale Multi-Modal Evacuation Analysis with an Application to Hamburg; submitted to PED 2012	Download [168] (PDF)
11-26	D. Durst, G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, G. Walenciak, A. Zipf, K. Nagel; Large-scale Evacuation Simulation with MATSim: Application to Hamburg; submitted to PED 2012	Download [169] (PDF)
11-25	G. Lämmel, M. Plaue; Getting out of the way: collision avoiding pedestrian models compared to the real world; submitted to PED 2012	Download [170] (PDF)
11-24	C. Dobler, G. Lämmel; Integration of a microscopic force-based 2D pedestrian simulation into a framework for large-scale transport systems simulation; submitted to PED 2012	Download [171] (PDF)
11-23	G. Bärwolff, M.-J. Chen, F. Huth, G. Lämmel, K. Nagel, M. Plaue, H. Schwandt; Methods for modeling and simulation of multi-destination pedestrian crowds; submitted to PED 2012	Download [172] (PDF)
11-22	H. López Covaleda, T. Frazier: The Impact of Demographic Change on the Accessibility to Public Services for the Elderly on Children of Hannover, Germany; UGEC Viewpoints VI	Download [173] (PDF)
11-21	T. Frazier; Transforming Accra towards a Sustainable Future: Comprehensive Land Use Planning and the Greater Accra Urban Simulation System (GAUSS); UGEC Viewpoints V	Download [174] (PDF)
11-20	G. Lämmel; Coupling force-based and graph-based models for multi-agent wayfinding in complex environments; submitted to cavw	Download [175] (PDF)
11-19	S. Schröder, M. Zilske, G. Liedtke, K. Nagel; A Computational Framework for a Multi-Agent Simulation of Freight Transport Activities; submitted to TRB 2012	Download [176] (PDF)
11-18	K. Nagel; Towards simulation-based sketch planning, part II: Some results concerning a freeway extension in Berlin	Download [177](PDF)
11-17	A. Horni, K. Nagel, K.W. Axhausen; High-Resolution Destination Choice in Agent-Based Demand Models; submitted to TRB 2012	Download [178](PDF)
11-16	B. Kickhöfer, F. Hülsmann, R. Gerike, K. Nagel; Rising car user costs: comparing aggregated and geo-spatial impacts on travel demand and air pollutant emissions; Smart Transport Networks: Decision Making, Sustainability and Market Structure, NECTAR Series on Transportation and Communications Network Research, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.	Download [179](PDF) Information [180] (Web)
11-15	A. Neumann, K. Nagel; A paratransit-inspired evolutionary process for public transit network design; submitted to TRB 2012	Download [181] (PDF)
11-14	A. Neumann, M. Balmer; Micro meets macro: A combined approach for a large-scale, agent-based, multi-modal and dynamic transport model for Berlin	Download [182] (PDF)
11-13	M. Moyo O., K. Nagel; Automatic calibration of microscopic, activity-based demand for a public transit line; submitted to TRB 2012	Download [183] (PDF)
11-12	D. Grether, J. Bischoff, K. Nagel; Traffic-actuated signal control: Simulation of the user benefits in a big event real-world scenario; Models and Technologies for ITS, Leuven, 2011	Download [184] (PDF)
11-11	J. Illenberger, K. Nagel, G. Flötteröd; The role of spatial interaction in social networks; published in Networks and Spatial Economics	Download [185] (PDF)
11-10	M. Zilske, A. Neumann, K. Nagel; OpenStreetMap for traffic simulation; State Of The Map Europe 2011	Download [186] (PDF)
11-09	T. W. Nicolai, K. Nagel; Investigating accessibility indicators for feedback from a travel to a land use model; ERSA 2011	Download [187] (PDF)
11-08	D. Grether, A. Neumann, K. Nagel; Traffic light control in multi-agent transport simulations	see WP 12-03 and 11-12
11-07	T. W. Nicolai, L. Wang, K. Nagel, P. Waddell; Coupling an urban simulation model with a travel model – A first sensitivity test; presented at CUPUM 2011	Download [188] (PDF)
11-06	M. Maciejewski, K. Nagel; Towards multi-agent simulation of the dynamic vehicle routing problem in MATSim; 9th International conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics 2011	Download [189] (PDF)
11-05	S. Schröder, M. Zilske, G. Liedtke, K. Nagel; Der Transportlogistikdienstleister in einem Multiagentenmodell des Güterverkehrs; Fachtagung Wirtschaftsverkehr 2011	Download [190] (PDF)
11-04	S. Schröder, M. Zilske, G. Liedtke, K. Nagel; Towards a multi-agent logistics and commercial transport model: The transport service provider's view; CITY LOGISTICS 2011	Download [191] (PDF)
11-03	B. Kickhöfer, D. Grether, K. Nagel; Income-contingent user preferences in policy evaluation – Application and discussion based on multi-agent transport simulations; in Transportation, Springer	Download [192] (PDF)
11-02	B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; Mapping emissions to individuals - New insights with multi-agent transport simulations; presented at CUPUM 2011	Download [193] (PDF)
11‑01	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd; Estimating properties from snowball sampled networks; published in Social Networks 34 (4)	Download [194] (PDF)

2010

VSP Working Paper 2010
10‑16	H. Taubenböck, N. Goseberg, G. Lämmel, N. Setiadi, T. Schlurmann, K. Nagel, F. Siegert, J. Birkmann, K.-P. Traub, S. Dech, V. Keuck, F. Lehmann, G. Strunz , H. Klüpfel; Risk mitigation at the “Last-Mile” - From Science to Action by the Example of Padang, Indonesia; submitted to NHESS	Download for authorized user [195] (PDF)
10-15	F. Hülsmann, R. Gerike, B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel, R. Luz; Towards a multi-agent based modeling approach for air pollutants in urban regions; submitted to BAST "Fachtagung Luftqualität an Straßen 2011"	Download [196] (PDF)
10-14	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; A model of risk-sensitive route-choice behaviour and the potential benefit of route guidance; in press, available on the Early Access section of the T-ITS	Download [197](PDF)
10-13	T.W. Nicolai, K. Nagel; Coupling MATSim and UrbanSim: Software design issues	Download [198] (PDF)
10-12	G. Flötteröd, Y. Chen, K. Nagel; Behavioral calibration and analysis of a large-scale travel microsimulation; submitted	Download [199] (PDF)
10-11	T. Frazier; Powering Accra: Projecting electricity demand for Ghana's capital city; PhD Thesis	Download [200] (PDF)
10-10	J. Illenberger, M. Kowald, K. W. Axhausen, K. Nagel; Insights into a spatially embedded social network from a large-scale snowball-sample; European Physical Journal B	Download [201] (PDF)
10-09	Nagel, K., M. Winter, T. Beckers, W. Röhling, G. Liedtke, and A. Scholz; Analyse der verkehrsprognostischen Instrumente der Bundesverkehrswegeplanung; Endbericht, 2010	Download [202] (PDF)
10-08	A. Neumann, K. Nagel; Avoiding bus bunching phenomena from spreading: A dynamic approach using a multi-agent simulation framework	Download [203] (PDF)
10-07	G. Flötteröd, Y. Chen, K. Nagel; Behavioral calibration of a large-scale travel behavior microsimulation; TRB 2011	Download [204] (PDF)
10-06	D. Dressler, G. Flötteröd, G. Lämmel, K. Nagel, M. Skutella; Optimal evacuation solutions for large-scale scenarios; OR 2010	Download [205] (PDF)
10-05	M. Rieser; Adding transit to an agent-based transportation simulation; PhD Thesis	Download [206](PDF)
10-04	G. Flötteröd, G. Lämmel; Evacuation simulation with limited capacity sinks; ICEC 2010	Download [207] (PDF)
10-03	B. Kickhöfer, M. Zilske and K. Nagel; Income dependent economic evaluation and public acceptance of road user charging	Download [208] (PDF)
10-02	G. Lämmel, N. Goseberg, V. Heinzel, W. Kongo, N. Setiadi, H. Taubenböck, T. Schlurmann, M. Oczipka, H. Klüpfel, G. Strunz, J. Birkmann, K. Nagel, F. Siegert, F. Lehmann, S. Dech, A. Gress, R.Wahl and R. Klein; Last-Mile - Numerical last-mile tsunami early warning and evacuation information system	Download [209] (PDF)
10‑01	G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, K. Nagel; Risk minimizing evacuation strategies under uncertainty; PED 2010	Download [210] (PDF)

2009

VSP Working Paper 2009
09‑17	D. Strippgen; Investigating the technical possibilities of real-time interaction with simulations of mobile intelligent particles, PhD thesis, Berlin 2009	Download [211] (PDF)
09-16	G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, K. Nagel; Risk minimizing evacuation strategies under uncertainty; PED 2010	see WP 10-01
09-15	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd, M. Kowald, K. Nagel; A model for spatially embedded social networks; IATBR 2009	Download [212] (PDF)
09-14	K. Nagel, G. Flötteröd; Agent-based traffic assignment: going from trips to behavioral travelers; IATBR 2009	Download [213] (PDF)
09-13	Grether, D. and Kickhöfer, B. and Nagel, K.; Policy evaluation in multi-agent transport simulations considering income-dependent user preferences; IATBR 2009	Download [214](PDF)
09-12	G. Flötterörd, Y. Chen, K. Nagel; Behavioral calibration of a large-scale travel behavior microsimulation; IATBR 2009	Download [215] (PDF)
09-11	M. Rieser, K. Nagel; Combined agent-based simulation of private car traffic and transit; IATBR 2009	Download [216] (PDF)
09-10	B. Kickhöfer; Die Methodik der ökonomischen Bewertungvon Verkehrsmaßnahmen in Multiagentensimulationen; Master thesis, TU Berlin	Download [217] (PDF)
09-09	D. Grether, B. Kickhöfer, K. Nagel; Policy evaluation in multi-agent transport simulations; TRB 2010 annual meeting and Transportation Research Records	Download [218] (PDF)
09-08	H. Taubenböck, N. Goseberg, N. Setiadi, G. Lämmel, F. Moder, M. Oczipka, H. Klüpfel, R. Wahl, T. Schlurmann, G. Strunz, J. Birkmann, K. Nagel, F. Siegert, F. Lehmann, S. Dech, A. Gress, R. Klein; ‘Last-Mile’ preparation to a potential disaster – Interdisciplinary approach towards tsunami early warning and an evacuation information system for the coastal city of Padang, Indonesia	Download for authorized user [219] (PDF)
09-07	G.W. Heinze; Ein Gemeinschaftsverkehr für den ländlichen Raum als strategische Herausforderung; Zusammenfassung des Vortrags auf der Verkehrskonferenz der Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft (LAG) Umwelt der LINKEN, Landesverband Brandenburg am 13. Juni 2009 in Potsdam	Download [220] (PDF)
09-06	G.W. Heinze, H. Kill; Möglichkeiten der Finanzierung und Organisation des ÖPNV in schrumpfenden Regionen; in: Der Bundesminister für Verkehr, Bau und Stadtentwicklung (Hrsg., 2009): Urbane Mobilität. Verkehrsforschung des Bundes für die kommunale Praxis, Schriftenreihe direkt, Verbesserung der Verkehrsverhältnisse in den Gemeinden, Bd. 65, S.513-531	Download [221] (PDF)
09-05	G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, K. Nagel; Preliminary result of a large scale microscopic evacuation simulation for the city of Padang in the case of Tsunami; ICEM'09	Download [222] (PDF)
09-04	G. Lämmel, G. Flötteröd; Towards system optimum: Finding optimal routing strategies in time-tependent networks for large-scale evacuation problems; KI'09	Download [223] (PDF)
09-03	G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, K. Nagel; The MATSim network flow model for traffic simulation adapted to large-scale emergency egress and an application to the evacuation of the Indonesian city of Padang in case of a Tsunami warning; book "Pedestrian Behaviour" ed. by HJP Timmermans	Download for authorized user [224] (PDF)
09-02	D. Strippgen, K. Nagel; Multi-Agent traffic simulation with CUDA	Download [225] (PDF)
09‑01	D. Strippgen, K. Nagel; Using common graphics hardware for multi-agent traffic simulation with CUDA	Download [226] (PDF)

2008

VSP Working Paper 2008
08‑27	J. Birkmann, G. Lämmel, K. Nagel et al.; Numerical Last-Mile Tsunami Early Warning and Evacuation Information System ("Last-Mile Evacuation"); International Conference on Tsunami Warning (ICTW)	Download [227](PDF)
08‑26	J. Birkmann, N. Setiadi; Numerical Last-Mile Tsunami Early Warning and Evacuation Information System ("Last-Mile Evacuation"); Statusseminar Geotechnologien "Frühwarnsysteme gegen Naturgefahren"	Download [228] (PDF)
08-25	G.W. Heinze, H.H. Kill; Finanzierung des ÖPNV in dünnbesiedelten, strukturschwachen Regionen: Neue Wege zu einem attraktiven ÖPNV; Abschlussbericht BMVBS FE-Vorhaben Nr. 70.0784/2006/	Download [229] (PDF)
08-24	A. Neumann; Modellierung und Evaluation von Lichtsignalanlagen in Queue-Simulationen; Diplomarbeit, Berlin 2008	Download [230] (PDF)
08-23	M. Schäfer; Spatial and transport system differences of travel time as mode choice determinants; mobilTUM'08	Download [231] (PDF)
08-22	K. Nagel; Towards simulation-based sketch planning: Some results concerning the Alaskan Way viaduct in Seattle WA	Download [232] (PDF)
08-21	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; A model of risk-sensitive route-choice behaviour and the potential benefit of route guidance	see WP 10-14
08-20	G. Lämmel, D. Grether, K. Nagel; The representation and implementation of time-dependent inundation in large-scale microscopic evacuation simulations	Download [233] (PDF)
08-19	G. Flötteröd, M. Bierlaire, K. Nagel; Bayesian calibration of dynamic traffic simulations	Download [234] (PDF)
08-18	G. Lämmel, H. Klüpfel, K. Nagel; Preliminary result of a large scale microscopic evacuation simulation for the city of Padang in the case of a tsunami; ICTW'08 Bali	Download [235] (PDF)
08-17	G. Flötteröd; Traffic state estimation with multi-agent simulations; PhD thesis	Download [236] (PDF)
08-16	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; An approach to correct biases induced by snowball sampling	Download [237] (PDF)
08-15	Y. Chen, M. Rieser, D. Grether, and K. Nagel; Improving a large-scale agent-based simulation scenario	Download [238] (PDF)
08-14	M. Rieser, D. Grether, K. Nagel; Adding mode choice to a multi-agent transport simulation; TRB'09	Download [239] (PDF)
08-13	G. Lämmel, K. Nagel; Multi-agent based large-scale evacuation simulation; TRB'09	Download [240] (PDF)
08-12	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; Online traffic state estimation with multi-agent simulations; FOVUS'08	Download [241] (PDF)
08-11	G. Lämmel, M. Rieser, K. Nagel, H. Taubenböck, G. Strunz, N. Goseberg, Th. Schlurmann, H. Klüpfel, N. Setiadi; Emergency preparedness in the case of a Tsunami -- Evacuation analysis and Traffic optimization for the Indonesian city of Padang; PED'08 talk	Download [242] (PDF)
08-10	D. Grether, Y. Chen, M. Rieser, K. Nagel; Integrating a simple model for mode choice into a multi-agent simulation of travel behavior and traffic flow (published as "Effects of a simple mode choice model in a large-scale agent-based transport simulation"); "paralimes"	Download [243] (PDF)
08-09	D. Grether, A. Bergsten, D. Zetterberg, D. Strippgen, K. Nagel; COOPERS: Co-operative networks for intelligent road safety; WP3800 report	Download [244] (PDF)
08-08	D. Grether, Y. Chen, M. Rieser, U. Beuck, K. Nagel; Emergent effects in multi-agent simulations of road pricing; ERSA'08	Download [245] (PDF)
08-07	M. Balmer, K. Meister, M. Rieser, K. Nagel, and K.W. Axhausen; Agent-based simulation of travel demand: Structure and computational performance of MATSim-T; ITM'08	Download [246] (PDF)
08-06	G. Flötteröd; A fully disaggregate approach to the calibration of simulation-based DTA; DTA2008	Download [247] (PDF)
08-05	G. Lämmel, M. Rieser, K. Nagel; Large scale microscopic evacuation simulation; PED'08 poster	Download [248] (PDF)
08-04	A.L.C. Bazzan, K. Nagel, F. Klügl; Integrating MATSim and ITSUMO for daily replanning under congestion	Download [249] (PDF)
08-03	M. Balmer, M. Rieser, K. Meister, D. Charypar, N. Lefebre, K. Nagel, K.W. Axhausen; MATSim-T: Architecture and simulation times; Heureka'08/Bazzan-Klügl-book	Download [250] (PDF)
08-02	K. Meister, M. Rieser, F. Ciari, A. Horni, M. Balmer, K.W. Axhausen; Anwendung eines agentenbasierten Modells der Verkehrsnachfrage auf die Schweiz; Heureka'08	Download [251] (PDF)
08‑01	M. Rieser, U. Beuck, M. Balmer, K. Nagel; Modelling and simulation of a morning reaction to an evening toll; ITM'08	Download [252] (PDF)

2007

VSP Working paper 2007
07‑20	A. Walz, C. Gloor, P. Bebi, A. Fischlin, E. Lange, K. Nagel, B. Algöwer; Virtual worlds -- real decisions: Recent research in landscape modelling and visualisation and the potential of computer-based tools for planning	Download [253] (PDF)
07-19	K. Nagel, D. Strippgen, C. Griglione, E. Kosmatopoulos; IT 4200-2: Strategies and requirements for automated traffic management	Download [254] (PDF)
07-18	G. Lämmel, M. Rieser, K. Nagel; Bottlenecks and congestion in evacuation scenarios: A microscopic evacuation simulation for large-scale disasters; ATT @ AAMAS'08	Download [255] (PDF)
07-17	M. Rieser, U. Beuck, K.Nagel; Researching the influence of time-dependent tolls with a multi-agent traffic simulation; ETC'07	Download [256] (PDF)
07-16	C. Rommel; Automatic feedback control applied to microscopically simulated traffic; Master thesis, TU Berlin	Download [257] (PDF)
07-15	A. Walz, Ch. Gloor, P. Bebi, A. Fischlin, E. Lange, K. Nagel, B. Allgöwer; Virtual worlds - real decisions: Recent research in landscape modelling and visualisation and the potential of computer-based tools for planning; manuscript	Download [258] (PDF)
07-14	K. Nagel, M. Rieser, U. Beuck, D. Grether, K.W. Axhausen; Multi-agent transport simulation and economic evaluation (older title: Economic appraisal of transport measures with a transport microsimulation)	Download [259] (PDF)
07-13	M. Rieser, N. Nagel; Network breakdown "at the edge of chaos" in multi-agent traffic simulations	Download [260] (PDF)
07-12	G.W.Heinze; Öffentlicher Verkehr und demographischer Wandel: Chancen für Nordostdeutschland, In: S. Beetz (Hrsg., 2007): Die Zukunft der Infrastrukturen in ländlichen Räumen, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Materialien Nr.14, Berlin, S.21-30	Download [261] (PDF)
07-11	I. Steinmeyer, M. Pätzig, A. Radom, G. Schröder; Demographische Entwicklung und Verkehrsplanung: Welche Anforderungen ergeben sich an unser künftiges Planungsverständnis? Arbeitsbericht zur Lehrveranstaltung 0533 L026 "Mobilitätsforschung" im WS 2006/2007. Berlin, 2007	Download [262] (PDF)
07-10	I. Steinmeyer; Städtischer bzw. regionaler Personenwirtschaftsverkehr - Veränderte Mobilitätsmuster in der Dienstleistungsgesellschaft und deren Berücksichtigung in der Forschungslandschaft. In: Nobis, Claudia und Barbara Lenz, Hrsg. Wirtschaftsverkehr: Alles in Bewegung? Mannheim, 2007, S. 113-130 (=Studien zur Mobilitäts- und Verkehrsforschung, Bd. 14)
07-09	J. Illenberger, G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; Agent-based simulation of route switching behavior with different types of information provision, submitted to ITSC 2007	Download [263] (PDF)
07-08	P. Wagner, K. Nagel; Comparing traffic flow models with different number of "phases". ECCS'07 (Paper Nr. 297)	Download [264] (PDF)
07-07	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; High speed combined micro/macro simulation of traffic flow; ITSC'07 [265]	Download [266] (PDF)
07-06	R.K. Rai, M. Balmer, M.Rieser, V. Vaze, S. Schönfelder, K. Axhausen; Capturing human activity spaces: New geometries; TRB'07 Paper Nr. 07-1823	Download [267] (PDF)
07-05	I. Steinmeyer; Definition und Bedeutung des Personenwirtschaftsverkehrs - Ein Sachstandsbericht aus dem Jahr 2006. Berlin, 2007; eingereicht zur Veröffentlichung in: Schriften des Fachgebiets für Integrierte Verkehrsplanung an der TU Berlin, Berlin, 2007	Download [268] (PDF)
07-04	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; Modeling and estimation of combined route and activity location choice	Download [269] (PDF)
07-03	D. Charypar, K.W. Axhausen, K. Nagel; An event-driven parallel queue-based microsimulation for large scale traffic scenarios; WCTR'07	Download [270] (PDF)
07-02	U. Beuck, K. Nagel, M. Rieser, D. Strippgen, M. Balmer; Preliminary results of a multi-agent traffic simulation for Berlin; ``ascona''	Download [271] (PDF)
07‑01	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; State estimation for multi-agent simulations of traffic. WCTR'07	Download [272] (PDF)

2006

VSP Working Paper 2006
06‑19	M. Rieser, U. Beuck, J. Rümenapp, M. Balmer, K. Nagel; Truly agent-oriented coupling of an activity-based demand generation with a multi-agent traffic simulation; WCTR'07	Download [273] (PDF)
06-18	M. Wermuth, Ch. Neef, I. Steinmeyer; Goods and business traffic in Germany. In: Stopher, Peter and Cheryl Stecher, eds. Travel Survey Methods - Quality and Future Directions. Elsevier Ltd., 2006, p. 427-450
06-17	U. Beuck, M. Rieser, K. Nagel; Multi-agent simulation used in a real world scenario on environmentally-oriented road pricing schemes; 53rd Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International in Toronto, 2006	Download [274] (PDF)
06-16	M. Rieser, K. Nagel, U. Beuck, M. Balmer, J. Rümenapp; Truly agent-oriented coupling of an activity-based demand generation with a multi-agent traffic simulation; TRB'07 Paper Nr. 07-2242	Download [275] (PDF)
06-15	U. Beuck, K. Nagel, A. Justen; Application of the VISEVA demand generation software to Berlin using publicly avaible behavioral data; TRB'07 Paper Nr. 07-2807	Download [276] (PDF)
06-14	A. Bazzan, D. de Oliveira, F. Kluegl, K. Nagel; Effects of co-evolution in a complex traffic network, ATT @ AAMAS'07	Download [277] (PDF)
06-13	U. Beuck, K. Nagel, M. Rieser, D. Strippgen, M. Balmer; Preliminary results of a multi-agent traffic simulation for Berlin; "bologna"	Download [278] (PDF)
06-12	M. Rieser, U. Beuck, K. Nagel, M. Balmer, J. Rümenapp; Truly agent-oriented coupling of an activity-based demand generation with a multi-agent traffic simulation; AMUS'06	Download [279] (PDF)
06-11	D. Charypar, K. Axhausen, K. Nagel; An event-driven queue-based microsimulation of traffic flow; TRB'07 Paper Nr. 07-1078	Download [280] (PDF)
06-10	N. Eissfeldt, D. Krajzewicz, K. Nagel, P. Wagner; Simulating traffic flow with queues	Download [281] (PDF)
06-09	J. Rümenapp, I. Steinmeyer; Activity-based demand generation: Anwendung des Berliner Personenverkehrsmodells zur Erzeugung von Aktivitätenketten als Input für Multi-Agenten-Simulationen	Download [282] (PDF)
06-08	D. Charypar, K. Axhausen, K. Nagel; Implementing activity-based models: Accelerating the replanning process of agents using an evolution strategy; IATBR'06	Download [283] (PDF)
06-07	K. Meister, M. Balmer, K. Axhausen, K. Nagel; planomat: A comprehensive scheduler for a large-scale multi-agent transportation simulation; IATBR'06	Download [284] (PDF)
06-06	G:W: Heinze; Kurskorrektur - Eine Ortsbestimmung der Raumordnung aus Verkehrssicht, in: Raumforschung und Raumordnung, Jg.64 (2006), H.2, S.135-146	Download [285] (PDF)
06-05	D. Charypar, K. Axhausen, K. Nagel; Implementing activity-based models: Accelerating the replanning process of agents using an evolution strategy; STRC'06	see WP 06-08
06-04	J. Rümenapp, I. Seiler, I. Steinmeyer; 'Mobilität in Deutschland 2002' im Wochen- und Jahresgang. Zur zeitlichen Schwankung von Mobilitätskennwerten; in: Internationales Verkehrswesen (58) 5/2006, S. 211-216
06-03	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel, Bayesian modeling and estimation of combined route and activity location choice; ITSC2006 [286]	Download [287] (PDF)
06-02	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel, Simulation and optimization of trajectories in a congested network	Download [288] (PDF)
06‑01	K. Meister, M. Balmer, K. Axhausen, K. Nagel; planomat: A comprehensive scheduler for a large-scale multi-agent transportation simulation; STRC'06	Download [289] (PDF)

2005

VSP working paper 2005
05‑22	I. Steinmeyer; Innovationen und Lösungen für den Verkehr 2030 - Eine Zusammenfassung; in: Deutsche Verkehrswissenschaftliche Gesellschaft e.V., Hrsg. 3. Zukunftsworkshop des Jungen Forums der DVWG , Workshop auf der Fachmesse "transportlogistic 2005", Reihe E, Junges Forum, E3, Berlin, 2005
05-21	K. Nagel, F. Marchal; Computational methods for multi-agent simulations of travel behavior; Resource paper, Workshop on Computational Techniques, IATBR 2003 [290]	Download [291] (PDF)
05-20	I. Steinmeyer, T. Wagner; Using national behavioral data on commercial traffic for local and regional applications; TRB 2006 [292]	Download [293] (PDF)
05-19	Shoufeng Ma, K. Nagel; Road network reliability: A method based on risk	Download [294] (PDF)
05-18	D. Cavens, C. Gloor, J. Illenberger, E. Lange, K. Nagel, W. A. Schmid; Distributed intelligence in pedestrian simulations	Download [295] (PDF)
05-17	P. Ferrari; Improving passenger boarding in airplanes using computer simulations; International Airport Review 2005	Download [296] (PDF)
05-16	M. Balmer, A. Vogel, K. Nagel; Shape morphing of roundabouts using curb side oriented driver simulation	Download [297] (PDF)
05-15	M. Balmer, K. W. Axhausen, K. Nagel; A demand generation framework for large scale micro simulations; TRB 2006 [298]	Download [299] (PDF)
05-14	M. Balmer, M. Rieser, A. Vogel, K.W. Axhausen and K. Nagel (2005); Generating day plans using hourly origin-destination matrices; in T. Bieger, C. Laesser and R. Maggi (eds.) Jahrbuch 2004/05 Schweizerische Verkehrswirtschaft, 5-36, SVWG, St. Gallen
05-13	E. Miller, K. Nagel, H. Sevcíková, D. Socha, P. Waddell; OPUS: An open platform for urban simulation; CUPUM 2005 [300]	Download [301] (PDF)
05-12	T. Fabian; Mehr Tempo und Leistung auf der Schiene zwischen Deutschland und Polen; Eisenbahntechnische Rundschau ETR 7+8/ 2005	Download [302] (PDF abstract)
05-11	A. Vogel, K. Nagel; Multi-agent based simulation of individual traffic in Berlin. Abstract submitted for Verkehrswissenschaftliche Tage Dresden 2005 [303] - *accepted*	Download [304] (PDF abstract)
05-10	A. Vogel; Modelling leisure day trips between Berlin and its surrounding, ERSA 2005 [305]	Download [306] (PDF abstract)
05-09	A. Vogel, K. Nagel; Multi-agent based simulation of individual traffic in Berlin, CUPUM 2005 [307]	Abstract [308] Paper [309] Slides [310]
05-08	Balmer, M., M. Rieser, A. Vogel, K.W. Axhausen and K. Nagel; Generating day plans based on origin-destination matrices. A comparison between VISUM and MATSIM based on Kanton Zurich data; STRC 2005 [311]	Download [312] (PDF)
05-07	Balmer, M., A. Vogel and K. Nagel; Shape morphing of intersections using curb side oriented driver simulation; STRC 2005 [313]	Download [314] (PDF)
05-06	I. Steinmeyer, T. Wagner; Verwendung der ?Kraftfahrzeugverkehr in Deutschland? (KiD 2002) für städtische bzw. regionale Fragestellungen; Abstract zur Tagung Wirtschaftsverkehr 2005 in Dortmund (04/2005). Langfassung erschienen in: Clausen, Uwe. (Hrsg.). Wirtschaftsverkehr 2005 Trends Modelle Konzepte. Dortmund, 2005	Download [315] (PDF abstract)
05-05	C. Gloor; Distributed intelligence in real world mobility simulations; Ph.D. thesis, ETH Zurich, Switzerland	Download [316] (PDF)
05-04	B. Raney; Learning framework for large-scale multi-agent simulations; Ph.D. thesis, ETH Zurich, Switzerland	Download [317] (PDF)
05-03	N. Cetin; Large-scale parallel graph-based simulations; Ph.D. thesis, ETH Zurich, Switzerland	Download [318] (PDF)
05-02	G. Flötteröd, K. Nagel; Some practical extensions to the Cell Transmission Model; ITSC 2005 [319]	Download [320] (PDF)
05‑01	I. Steinmeyer; Städtischer bzw. regionaler Personenwirtschaftsverkehr; Veränderte Mobilitätsmuster in der Dienstleistungsgesellschaft und deren Berücksichtigung in der Forschungslandschaft, Zur Jahrestagung 2005 des AK Verkehr der DGfG	Download [321] (PDF)

2004

VSP working paper 2004
04‑18	F. Marchal, K. Nagel; Modeling location choice of secondary activities with a social network of cooperative agents; TRB 2005	Download [322] (PDF)
04-17	T. Fabian; Grenzüberschreitende Infrastrukturplanung in Europa; Internationales Verkehrswesen	Download [323] (PDF abstract)
04-16	T. Fabian, Stoll, W., Kubica, B.; Grenzüberschreitende Planungsverfahren zwischen Deutschland und Polen; in: ARL Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung, LAG "Chancen der EU-Osterweiterung für Ostdeutschland"	Download [324] (PDF abstract)
04-15	K. Nagel, P. Nelson; A critical comparison of the kinematic-wave model with observational data	Download [325] (PDF)
04-14	K. Nagel; Potentials of microscopic traffic simulations for telematics services; in: C. Müller-Bagehl: Infotainment/Telematik im Fahrzeug, Haus der Technik Fachbuch, Band 38, Expert Verlag, Renningen, 2004	Download [326] (PDF)
04-13	P. Ferrari, K. Nagel; Robustness of efficient passenger boarding in airplanes; TRB 2005 [327]	Download [328] (PDF)
04-12	D. Charypar,K. Nagel; Q-learning for flexible learning of daily activity plans; TRB 2005 [329]	Download [330] (PDF)
04-11	M. Balmer, K. Nagel, B. Raney; Adjustment of activity timing and duration in an agent-based traffic flow simulation [also: Coupling activity-based demand generation to a truly agent-based traffic simulation - activity time allocation]	Download [331] (PDF)
04-10	G.W. Heinze, "Vergleichbarkeit, Übertragbarkeit und Lerneffekte aus der IGA Rostock 2003 für die Verkehrsplanung von Events", sowie "Bestätigt die IGA die Kriterien unser Klassifikation von Events?" "Lassen sich also Berliner Mega-Events und IGA Rostock 2003 miteinander vergleichen?" "IGA-Akteure und ihre Interessen". In: Büro für Verkehrsplanung und Verkehrsforschung, Fachhochschule Erfurt u.a. (2004): Forschungsprojekt Eventverkehr. Freizeitverkehrssysteme für den Event-Tourismus, Forschungsprojekt des Bundesministers für Bildung und Forschung, Abschlußbericht: Evaluierung, Juni 2004, Kapitel 5, S.199-232, 254-262 sowie Anhang 6, S.1-42,	Download [332] (PDF)
04-09	D. Jost, K. Nagel; Probabilistic Traffic Flow Breakdown In Stochastic Car Following Models. TGF'03	Download [333] (PDF)
04-08	C. Gloor, K. Nagel; A message-based framework for real-world mobility simulations. ATT @ AAMAS'04	Download [334] (PDF)
04-07	F. Marchal, K. Nagel; Computation of location choice of secondary activities in transportation models with cooperative agents. ATT @ AAMAS'04	Download [335] (PDF)
04-06	M. Balmer, N. Cetin, K. Nagel, B. Raney; Towards truly agent-based traffic and mobility simulations; AAMAS 2004 [336]	Download [337] (PDF)
04-05	D. Helbing, K. Nagel; The physics of traffic and regional development; Contemporary physics	Download [338] (PDF)
04-04	D. Charypar, K. Nagel; Generating complete all-day activity plans with genetic algorithms; Transportation	Download [339] (PDF)
04-03	B. Raney, K. Nagel; An improved framework for large-scale multi-agent simulations of travel behavior; in: P. Rietveld, B. Jourquin and K. Westin (eds.), Towards better performing European Transportation Systems	Download [340] (PDF)
04-02	M. Balmer, B. Raney, K. Nagel; Large-scale multi-agent simulations for transportation applications; ITS Journal	Download [341] (PDF)
04‑01	K. Nagel; Multi-agent transportation simulation; "Book in progress".	Download [342] (PDF)

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