Novidades – Site Aimsun

Press release: Aimsun 8.1.3 ready for download

Press release: Aimsun 8.1.3 ready for download 22 March 2016   The latest version of Aimsun is now ready for download. Aimsun 8.1.3 addresses issues that you reported to us or that we found as part of our ongoing QA tests – for example, you’ll no longer have any trouble loading your Legion license in Aimsun 8.1.3. Extra features The following extra features are available on request to users with a SUS valid in November 2015 – just contact support@aimsun.com. A beta version of the Dynamic OD [...]

Press release: Aimsun 8.1.3 ready for download2016-10-17T11:53:14-02:00

TfL to issue Aimsun Model Audit Process (AMAP) guidelines

TfL to issue Aimsun Model Audit Process (AMAP) guidelines September 2016   In 2015, Transport for London (TfL) selected Aimsun as one of its software tools for tactical (i.e. mesoscopic) and microsimulation operational modelling. TfL is currently in the process of drafting Aimsun Model Audit Process (AMAP) procedures, with support from TSS. TfL’s guidelines are well known and respected and when the AMAP documentation is finalised and approved, it will provide consultants with clear pr [...]

TfL to issue Aimsun Model Audit Process (AMAP) guidelines2016-10-17T11:53:13-02:00

Mark Brackstone in TRB Traffic Flow Theory Committee

Mark Brackstone in TRB Traffic Flow Theory Committee   The Transportation Research Board (TRB) has appointed Mark Brackstone to its Standing Committee on Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics – AHB45 for the term April 2016 to April 2019. The committee is concerned with the development, validation, and dissemination of theoretical, experimental, and applied research on traffic flow theory and traffic flow characteristics. The committee also involves itself in the relationship of tra [...]

Mark Brackstone in TRB Traffic Flow Theory Committee2016-10-17T11:53:16-02:00

FLOURISH: TSS wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles

  FLOURISH: TSS wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles Official press release date: 01 February 2016 The UK government has selected the FLOURISH consortium as a winner of its multi-million pound research grant to fuel development in user-centric autonomous vehicle technology and connected transport systems. The new programme, co-funded by the UK’s innovation agency – Innovate UK, will focus on the core themes of connectivity, auto [...]

FLOURISH: TSS wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles2017-04-05T17:29:17-03:00

FLOURISH: Aimsun wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles

  FLOURISH: Aimsun wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles Official press release date: 01 February 2016 The UK government has selected the FLOURISH consortium as a winner of its multi-million pound research grant to fuel development in user-centric autonomous vehicle technology and connected transport systems. The new programme, co-funded by the UK’s innovation agency – Innovate UK, will focus on the core themes of connectivity, a [...]

FLOURISH: Aimsun wins role in UK consortium to lead R&D in user-centric connected and autonomous vehicles2016-02-01T10:13:07-02:00

TSS in Horizon 2020 SETA project: Cutting Congestion with Data

TSS is partner in SETA project: Cutting Congestion with Data Official announcement date: 01 February 2016 The new European project known as SETA aims to change the way mobility is organised, monitored and planned in large metropolitan areas. The project is funded by the European Commission as part of Horizon 2020. A consortium led by the University of Sheffield and involving 13 European partners, including TSS, the ‘SETA’ project will use big data (essentially large, complex dynamic data from mi [...]

TSS in Horizon 2020 SETA project: Cutting Congestion with Data2016-10-17T11:53:48-02:00

TSS wins role in Horizon 2020 SETA project to cut congestion with data

TSS wins role in SETA project to cut congestion with data Official announcement date: 01 February 2016 The new European project known as SETA aims to change the way mobility is organised, monitored and planned in large metropolitan areas. The project is funded by the European Commission as part of Horizon 2020. A consortium led by the University of Sheffield and involving 13 European partners, including TSS, the ‘SETA’ project will use big data (essentially large, complex dynamic data from milli [...]

TSS wins role in Horizon 2020 SETA project to cut congestion with data2016-10-17T11:53:47-02:00

What’s New in Aimsun 8.1

What’s New in Aimsun 8.1   Aimsun 8.1 includes significant improvements to Aimsun 8.0 both at the modelling and platform levels. The Final Release version came out in June 2015. We’ve summarised the highlights for you below, followed by a quick guide to some of the most significant new features available in travel demand modelling, macroscopic modelling, vehicle-based simulators, the microscopic simulator, the user interface and data analysis. As always, your feedback is a valuable f [...]

What’s New in Aimsun 8.12016-10-17T11:55:30-02:00

New release: Aimsun 8.0.8

New release: Aimsun 8.0.8 Release date: 19 March 2015 The latest version of Aimsun, 8.0.8, is ready for download as of Thursday 19th March 2015. For the first time, the Aimsun 8 user interface is available in Mandarin Chinese in addition to English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Russian. Aimsun 8.0.8 also includes the following improvements: HASP drivers updated to version 6.65 Compatible with Legion Spaceworks R5.2 Adaptive control interfaces for SCATS have a new feature: a SCATS signal group [...]

New release: Aimsun 8.0.82016-10-17T11:55:48-02:00

Hybrid model of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport now complete

Aimsun hybrid microscopic mespscopic model of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport Hybrid model of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport now complete Aéroports de Paris (AdP) has completed the road simulation model throughout the airport area of Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport. The hybrid model has been built using Aimsun traffic modelling software, which comprises a large-area mesoscopic model dotted with pockets of simultaneous microscopic simulation wherever more detail is necessary. Aéroports de Paris [...]

Hybrid model of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport now complete2016-10-17T11:55:52-02:00
Ir ao Topo