ULTIMO
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Phase 1 composable mode is restricted to SAND-compatible combinations.
Default speed unit is km/h unless GMNS explicitly encodes units.
Selecting both GMNS files auto-loads the network for the active engine.
These bounds are initialization-only (period 0). Set min=max for uniform initial speed.
Set min=max for uniform initialization. Model default keeps baseline behavior (SONG/SONIC random range; SIGNAL downtown when land-use feedback is enabled).
Select a node or link from the preview.
Set lanes or capacity to 0 to close a link to traffic.
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Saves two files: {base}-node.csv and {base}-link.csv.
Use this mode for network structure assessment controls.
Land-use, topology evolution, and growth parameters belong to Run stage dynamics layers when those engines are active.
ADAM parameters are active.
Applies peak-hour/time-of-day and auto mode-choice scaling before engine-specific TG/TD/DC models run.
Scaling: (Peak Hour Rate * Auto Mode Share * All-Purpose Peak Multiplier) / Auto Occupancy.
Values are preserved when switching between models.
Range warning: use values within the shown [min,max] bands for stable ADAM runs.
ADAM baseline has no endogenous land-use or topology growth dynamics in this panel.
Range warning: use values within the shown [min,max] bands for stable SAND runs.
SAND demand scaling uses the demand scaling layer above.
SAND computes gravity OD then assigns trips using the selected route choice model.
SAND baseline keeps topology fixed during assignment. Growth/evolution engine controls will appear here as engines are added.
Range warning: use values within the shown [min,max] bands for stable SONG runs.
These expose SONG paper-form coefficients directly for reproducibility and sensitivity runs.
SONG assignment mode controls each period's route choice and therefore the flow/speed inputs used by investment updates.
SONIC runs coupled evolution rounds: SONG demand/assignment on the active network, then deactivates low-flow links while protecting bridge links from removal. Lower removals and threshold values give more conservative topology pruning.
SOUND is currently a structure diagnostics adapter. It does not run OD demand assignment in this phase.
PINE applies pricing/investment updates to a base run result (default SONG) and reports transition effects under policy assumptions.
These controls are active only for SIGNAL assembly. Land-use feedback updates node trip-end production/attraction across periods using signed J-J/J-W/W-J/W-W accessibility response coefficients.
After running, export GMNS-style matrices/link performance and transition snapshots/logs.
Transition-diff details are enabled when both transition-log files are provided.
Load two scenario manifests to compare key outputs and transition summaries.
No pre-loaded network. Select files to begin.
TTI_1 = travel time / current-network free-flow travel time. TTI_0 = travel time / baseline-network free-flow travel time (reported only when free-flow network evolves). Accessibility layers are rendered as a space-covering choropleth with node markers overlaid.
Run the model to populate report output.
Load data to begin.