Activity-based and agent-based Transport model of Melbourne.

  • Project dates: 2021 (ongoing)

AToM is a city-scale multi-modal transport simulation, modelling a full day in the transportation system of Melbourne to understand the intended and unintended consequences of a change in the environment on individuals’ travel behaviour. AToM is an open-source simulation model that represents mobility on a typical mid-weekday in Melbourne.

AToM includes transportation by car, public transport, cycling, and walking and models travel behaviours at an individual traveller and road segment level. Using the baseline mobility of Melbourne captured in AToM, it is possible to examine impacts of “what-if” built environment interventions on travel behaviour.

You can find our code and working model here.

Key People

Afshin Jafari

Afshin Jafari

Deputy Associate Director, Planning & Transport for Healthy Cities

Lucy Gunn

Lucy Gunn

Senior Research Fellow

Steve Pemberton

Steve Pemberton

Researcher

Billie Giles-Corti

Billie Giles-Corti

Distinguished Professor, VC Professorial Research Fellow and Director of the Healthy Liveable Cities Lab

Dr Alan Both

Dr Alan Both

Research Fellow

Mahsa Abdollahyar

Mahsa Abdollahyar

Research Assistant

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