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Mobility pattern prediction Published on March 3, 2022 Ferran TorrentSenior Data Scientist at Aimsun Aimsun Live predicts road traffic in real-time by simulating how mobility demand interacts with the infrastructure. Unlike purely data-driven methods, a simulation-based approach allows the system to not only predict traffic under recurrent conditions, but also deal with any changes in the infraestructure, such as incidents or changes to traffic control plans. This approach has three main require [...]

Transit Route Change traffic management action March 2022 — Technical note #67 Tessa HaymannProduct Specialist at Aimsun A new feature introduced in Next 22 is the Transit Route Change (Public Transport Route Change) traffic management action. This technical note will go over how to implement the action and ways in which it could be used. Note from version 22 that the default name for public transport is now transit unless this is changed in the users Aimsun Next preferences to English (United K [...]

Aimsun wins ITS Australia Award Published February 18, 2022 Previous Next The ITS Australia Awards recognise the outstanding work accomplished in the Intelligent Transport Systems industry every year. We’re thrilled to announce that the Sydney M4 Smart Motorway project won the Smart Transport Infrastucture Award, with Aimsun as the submitting organisation in collaboration with Johnson Controls International and Transport for New South Wales, all recognised for delivering excellence in tran [...]

New release! Aimsun Next 22.0.1 is ready for download Published February 8, 2022 The latest version of Aimsun Next mobility modeling software is all about enhanced performance and computational efficiency. We've focused on streamlining processes and increasing productivity, so you can expect new options that help you minimize memory consumption, faster run times, and new checks for early error detection. Download Aimsun Next 22.0.1 ImprovementsUnloading dataIt is now possible to unload replicati [...]

June, 15-16, 2022 | Sydney, Australia Mobility 2022 Join our Mohammad Saifuzzaman on his presentation on Real time traffic management for emissions reductions – the NEVFMA ProjectThe global mobility industry’s transformation has far-reaching implications for how transport users move within neighbourhoods, through cities, and across countries. The effect of this transition touches every part of the transport technology industry: carmakers, energy companies, insurers, health care, gove [...]

June 14-16, 2022 | Birmingham Traffex 2022 Join us in person at the NEC Birmingham from 14-16 June 2022 for the UK’s largest dedicated traffic management, transport and parking event.Connecting forward-thinking innovators with central government, local authorities and the traffic and mobility supply chain, Traffex has been at the very centre of the traffic and transport industry for 36 years. As the Government looks towards the infrastructure sector to help get the country moving again, Traffex [...]

June 8-9, 2022 | Birmingham Modelling World 2022 Visit us in booth A5 at Modelling World 2022Parallel to the conference, Modelling World hosts an exhibition of software suppliers, expert consultants, related equipment suppliers and over 30 industry-shaping organisations.​The exhibition provides and excellent networking opportunity and meeting place for knowledge sharing and best practice dissemination.It’s your chance to keep abreast of advancements and innovation within the industry from [...]

Research into human-automated vehicle interaction gets the green light October 30th, 2018 ITS Leeds academic, Dr Gustav Markkula, has been awarded the prestigious EPSRC fellowship to research safe coexistence of humans and self-driving vehicles. The focus of Dr Markkula’s fellowship will be to enhance the development of automated vehicles by investigating and modeling how humans behave and interact in traffic. Using a multidisciplinary approach, with co-investigators from the University of Leeds [...]

LAMBDA-V: Real-life driving data to improve autonomous vehicles November 1st, 2018 • Project lead is CloudMade, with partners Aimsun, Birmingham City Council and Trakm8 • 1-year feasibility study will take anonymized telematics data to help improve connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) Going live today, this new partnership aims to use human driver data to improve the performance and acceptability of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs). ‘Learning through AMBient Driving styles for Autono [...]

OmniCAV: Simulated road users in new testing framework for connected and autonomous vehicles October 25th, 2018 OmniCAV: Aimsun is one of a consortium of 11 organisations embarking on a UK government funded project to create a high fidelity simulation environment, including artificial intelligence (AI) trained models of road users, to test connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs). OmniCAV, which was awarded funding as part of a competition run by the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles [...]