The ABMTRANS workshop provides a multidisciplinary collaborative forum for researchers and practitioners to submit papers presenting new research results and novel ideas related to the theory or the practice of agent-based traffic and transportation modeling. This

Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):

Agent-based transportation modeling and simulation
Agent-based negotiation of QoS and SLAs in traffic and transportation models
Agent-based and activity-based scheduling to establish synthetic agenda for day-to-day activities (travel demand prediction)
Calibration and validation of (agent-based) models for traffic and transportation
Collaboration, cooperation, competition, coalitions in traffic and transportation models, including collaborative multi-modal transport
Conceptual modeling of agent-based approach
Data mining and statistical learning for travel information
Environment modeling and interaction protocols
Human-computer interfaces in intelligent transportation applications
Human factors including adaptive driving, travel behavior, pervasive technology
Large scale simulation of agent-based microscopic traffic models
Logistics and transportation management
Marketing decision support
Mathematical optimization in traffic engineering and smart city topic
Multi-modal routing of agents in a dynamic traffic environment
Novel applications targeted to health, mobility, livable environment and sustainability
Renewable energy sources in transportation
Role of multi-agent methodologies for complex systems
Simulation of traffic, passenger flows, assisted driving or collaborative transport
Social and emergent behavior in MAS-T (multi-agent systems applied to traffic and transport)
Social and institutional information related to travel
Traffic flow and transportation modeling
Travel information, including recommender systems and user feedback systems
Uncertain information in collaborative transport and assisted traveling