Our paper “Calibrating agent-based transportation demand simulations with differentiable surrogate models – The case of OMoSim” has been published in Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory.

At the end of September, we met with the consortium of the Smart and Sustainable Work Culture (SSWC) project in Seoul for our final project meeting.

Our research group ModSim was proudly represented at the 15th DACH+ Conference on Energy Informatics in Linz, Austria. Our colleagues Daniel Bayer and Paul Benz each presented their latest research on sustainable and intelligent energy systems, contributing two full papers to this year's proceedings.