Oxfordshire Mobility Model: MIMAS project update - September 2020
Welcome to MIMAS and the OMM
What can the OMM do?
Use-cases that can be modelled through the platform are the impact of new housing and employment sites, new roads, public transport improvements, reallocation of road space, parking availability, park-and-ride, impact of developments outside Oxfordshire. OMM is a strategic model and is not intended as a replacement for local models such as LinSig or TRANSYT. Some key features users will access though MIMAS are:- Interrogate the model results directly;
- Visualise Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to understand the impact of new infrastructure and development schemes;
- Compare simulation outputs with observed data;
- Track data and configurations back to source.
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