Developing a Stakeholder-Centric Simulation Tool to Support Integrated Mobility Planning

Dametto, Diego; Michelini, Gabriela; Higi, Leonard; Schröder, Tobias; Klaperski, Daniel; Popiolek, Roy; Tauch, Anne; Michel, Antje

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“…Success in SUMP/SULP planning hinges on stakeholders' understanding of the inherent problems, coupled with a grasp of the needs, requirements and contributions of their counterparts. Participatory modelling emerges as a potential solution, bridging understanding gaps (Raghothama and Meijer, 2015;Kornevs et al, 2019) and albeit with limitations, fostering governance transitions vital for SUMP/SULP's successful implementation (Halbe et al, 2020;Dametto et al, 2022). Kornevs and other researchers emphasise the utility of models to emulate real-world scenarios, involving actual participants in experiential learning, solution prototyping, policy testing and facilitating system changes (Kornevs et al, 2019).…”

Section: Research Questions and Challenges In Urban Logistics Modellingmentioning

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“…Participatory modelling emerges as a potential solution, bridging understanding gaps (Raghothama and Meijer, 2015; Kornevs et al. , 2019) and albeit with limitations, fostering governance transitions vital for SUMP/SULP's successful implementation (Halbe et al ., 2020; Dametto et al. , 2022).…”

Section: Research Questions and Challenges In Urban Logistics Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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From novice to expert: advancing step-by-step simulation guideline for urban logistics with an open-source simulation tool

Baalsrud Hauge,

Jeong

2024

IJLM

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PurposeThis research analyses challenges faced by users at various levels in planning and designing participatory simulation models of cities. It aims to identify issues that hinder experts from maximising the effectiveness of the SUMO tool. Additionally, evaluating current methods highlights their strengths and weaknesses, facilitating the use of participatory simulation advantages to address these issues. Finally, the presented case studies illustrate the diversity of user groups and emphasise the need for further development of blueprints.Design/methodology/approachIn this research, action research was used to assess and improve a step-by-step guideline. The guideline's conceptual design is based on stakeholder analysis results from those involved in developing urban logistics scenarios and feedback from potential users. A two-round process of application and refinement was conducted to evaluate and enhance the guideline's initial version.FindingsThe guidelines still demand an advanced skill level in simulation modelling, rendering them less effective for the intended audience. However, they have proven beneficial in a simulation course for students, emphasising the importance of developing accurate conceptual models and the need for careful implementation.Originality/valueThis paper introduces a step-by-step guideline designed to tackle challenges in modelling urban logistics scenarios using SUMO simulation software. The guideline's effectiveness was tested and enhanced through experiments involving diverse groups of students, varying in their experience with simulation modelling. This approach demonstrates the guideline's applicability and adaptability across different skill levels.

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Section: Research Questions and Challenges In Urban Logistics Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Research Questions and Challenges In Urban Logistics Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

From novice to expert: advancing step-by-step simulation guideline for urban logistics with an open-source simulation tool

Baalsrud Hauge,

Jeong

2024

IJLM

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Developing a Stakeholder-Centric Simulation Tool to Support Integrated Mobility Planning

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From novice to expert: advancing step-by-step simulation guideline for urban logistics with an open-source simulation tool

From novice to expert: advancing step-by-step simulation guideline for urban logistics with an open-source simulation tool

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