Project using an Agent-based Modelling approach to analyse traffic congestion in Singapore. Agent-based modelling is a modelling approach where different agents interact with each other in a simulated environment in an attempt to model real-world behaviour.
In this model, there are two types of agents:
- Working Adults
- Students
The environment is modelled as a weighted undirected graph where the nodes are planning areas around Singapore and the edges are the travel time between the different nodes.
Each agent has a home_location and a work_location and they travel to and from work/school everyday. By using census data about where citizens live and work, we construct a simulated environment in which we can study how minor traffic disruptions can snowball and affect lots of people. This project also allows us to propose possible solutions and study their effectiveness when used in this simulated model
base.mp4
The ./data folder contains many .csv files which controls the set up of the environment.
locations.csv-.csvfile which shows the different nodes and distances between them
Using main.py there are several simulations that can be used
Each simulation will create an entry in the logs/ directory which is stdout from all the print statements when performing the simulation. utils.parse_log is then used to read the log files and create a .csv file to display the number of people at each location at every timestep
Visualisations were obtained using Geopandas and publicly available shapefiles to create the heatmap animations
├───agents
├───assets
│ └───plan-shp
├───data
├───env
├───logs