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# mobiTopp Framework

mobiTopp is an open-source, agent-based travel demand modeling framework developed by the Institute for Transport Studies at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
It simulates individual travel behavior over a week-long period, providing detailed insights into transportation patterns within a specified region.

## Key Features

- **Multi-Agent Simulation:** Each person in the study area is represented as an individual agent with specific attributes such as age, occupation, and mobility tool ownership (e.g., cars, bicycles, public transport passes).
- **Weekly Activity Modeling:** Simulates daily activities and travel decisions over a full week, capturing both routine and variable travel behaviors.
- **Discrete Choice Models:** Utilizes advanced decision-making models to simulate destination and mode choices, accounting for factors like household context and availability of mobility options.
- **Synthetic Population Generation:** Employs Iterative Proportional Updating to create a synthetic population that mirrors the real-world demographics of the study area.
- **Integration Capabilities:** Offers interfaces to tools like PTV Visum, MATSim, and FleetPy, with supplementary utilities in Python and R for extended analysis.

## Applications

mobiTopp is versatile and can be applied to:

- Assessing the impact of new mobility services or policy measures on travel behavior.
- Evaluating transportation infrastructure projects.
- Studying the effects of demographic changes on travel demand.

## Getting Started

The mobiTopp framework (originally EuroTopp around 1990), previously implemented in Java is now modernized and implemented in kotlin.
It is available as an open-source project on GitHub [mobiTopp GitHub repository](https://github.com/kit-ifv/mobitopp).

## Contact Information

For inquiries or collaboration opportunities, please contact the Institute for Transport Studies at KIT:

- **Address:** Otto-Ammann-Platz 9, 76131 Karlsruhe, Germany
- **Phone:** +49 721 608-42251
- **Email:** info@ifv.kit.edu

For more detailed information, visit the [mobiTopp official website](https://mobitopp.ifv.kit.edu).

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