Using Smart Card Data for Agent-Based Transport Simulation

Pieter J. Fourie · Alexander Erath · Sergio A. Ordóñez · Artem Chakirov · Kay Werner Axhausen

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Jan-Dirk Schmöcker is an Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Engineering at Kyoto University. Jan-Dirk’s research interests include a wide range of public transport issues, including modelling of network flows as well as data driven analysis of passengers’ travel behaviour. He has published work related to analysis of London’s Oyster card data and has been involved in studies using smart card data from Japan. Together with Fumitaka Kurauchi he initiated the 1st workshop on smart card data for transit planning in Gifu, Japan.

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