A
talented band of coders in St. Petersburg, Russia has put together a
nifty simulation modeling application written in Java. Anylogic™ "supports virtually all existing
approaches to discrete event and continuous modeling, such as process
flow diagrams, system dynamics, agent-based modeling, state charts,
equation systems, etc. With this incredibly rich toolset you are not
limited with the technology anymore – analyze the problem, identify the
best approach, and find the solution!"
The
package is relatively affordable, especially if one can qualify for the
educational discount. It could make for a handy tool to model
and/or illustrate a variety of dynamic aspects in an urban setting --
ambulance response time, crowd movement during an anti-war
demonstration.
Today, too, the roll-out of the LA Times re-designed web site includes an intuitive interactive map of freeway traffic flow
-- real time -- of the greater LA basin. Perhaps some
enterprising news organization will figure out a way to tie these maps
from SigAlert into the dashboard-mounted GPS navigation devices. Or will SigAlert itself deliver those goods?
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