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Methods and outputs JIBE model

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posted on 2024-06-07, 01:03 authored by Belen Zapata-DiomediBelen Zapata-Diomedi, Qin ZhangQin Zhang, Corin StavesCorin Staves, Steve PembertonSteve Pemberton, Mahsa Abdollahyar

Through the JIBE project (Joining Impact models of transport with spatial measures of the Built Environment), we have developed agent-based transport simulation models (ABMs) capable of depicting complex urban systems. These ABMs model how street-level built environment exposures influence behaviour, accessibility and health with high spatial and demographic granularity. By forecasting travel itineraries, behaviours, exposures, and health for a synthetic population of individuals, these ABMs allow us to simulate scenarios of interest to health and transport planners. These presentations include an introduction to the projects, methods and outputs.

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Joining Impact models of transport with spatial measures of the Built Environment JIBE

National Health and Medical Research Council

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JIBE Joining Impact models of transport to spatial measures of the Built Enviornment

Medical Research Council

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Developing tools for knowledge translation in transport and health modelling (VicHealth)

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