TL;DR
HRSim is an open-source agent-based simulation platform designed to model high-capacity ride-sharing services, integrating real-world data and advanced algorithms to support large-scale, sustainable urban transportation planning.
Contribution
It introduces HRSim, a flexible, scalable simulation tool that combines real-world data, optimization algorithms, and visualization for high-capacity ride-sharing system analysis.
Findings
Demonstrates HRSim's ability to simulate large-scale ride-sharing operations.
Shows HRSim's effectiveness in evaluating carbon emissions and operational strategies.
Validates HRSim as a versatile platform for policy and system optimization.
Abstract
The rapid growth of ride-sharing services presents a promising solution to urban transportation challenges, such as congestion and carbon emissions. However, developing efficient operational strategies, such as pricing, matching, and fleet management, requires robust simulation tools that can replicate real-world dynamics at scale. Existing platforms often lack the capacity, flexibility, or open-source accessibility needed to support large-scale, high-capacity ride-sharing services. To address these gaps, we introduce HRSim, an open-source, agent-based High-capacity Ride-sharing Simulator. HRSim integrates real-world road networks and demand data to simulate dynamic ride-sharing operations, including pricing, routing, matching, and repositioning. Its module design supports both ride-sharing and solo-hailing service modes. Also, it includes a visualization module for real-time…
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