PJA Modelling (formerly Multimodal Ltd) provide a highly skilled service in delivering all elements of professional micro-simulation transport modelling.
Calling all Civil Engineers, Transport Planners and Flood Risk Engineers.....PJA are recruiting heavily in Birmingham, Bristol and Reading. Apply now to join our rapidly expanding team! https://t.co/Gim7k0j2lc
Very enjoyable afternoon yesterday at the @ICAVcluster Simulation Interest Group meeting. Some really interesting work being done, as well as some very useful feedback from the work done so far! #SIG#autonomousvehicles
Our latest R&D video looks at the modelling of lifts in VISSIM and VisWALK and seeing how waiting times and routing is impacted by the number of lifts available #vissim#viswalk#liftmodelling#microsimulation
Really liking the new feature in @PTVGroup's VISSIM 11 for reversing HGVs. Makes a big difference in modelling distribution centres. Here's our example, adapting an existing project to show the enhanced capabilities! #vissim#microsim#distributioncentres
https://t.co/JmAPmLyCW2
Multimodal's latest blog post is live, this time focusing on the calculating and modelling of link gradients. Enjoy and do feedback any comments! #vissim#methodology#trafficmodelling#knowledgesharing
https://t.co/8vumbts5R7
For UK traffic modellers out there who have not yet seen, DfT has released the latest set of National Speed Statistics, with SPE01 available to update those speed distribution profiles!
(https://t.co/7jVUCF754e)
#microsimulation#vissim#sharingiscaring
Thanks to @IntDataCollLtd for a great evening drinks reception in London. Very enjoyable and a great view from the roof terrace! #networking#londonskyline
Our latest technical blog post looks at ways of checking how representative traffic survey data is. We welcome feedback on this and other methodologies for continuous improvement #trafficdatacollection#knowledgesharing#technical#trafficmodelling
https://t.co/wQ6m8dk1nK
โก๏ธ โDigital Transport Exchange 12 July 2018 - Keynotesโ by @teresacjolley
https://t.co/c8iNBwQwZ1
Really interesting day - lots to think about for data use and better working practices going forward