The past decade has seen remarkable advances in the state of transport modeling thanks to significant progress in representing behavioral phenomena, computational techniques, hardware and software architecture, real-time data acquisition, and econometric and statistical methods. In this presentation, an overview of recent efforts related to the development and deployment of microsimulation model systems of travel demand and network supply will be provided.

The presentation will include a discussion of several case studies illustrating ongoing initiatives aimed at bridging the gap between research and modeling practice. Finally, the presentation will identify emerging trends and disruptive technologies that motivate a transformative approach to transport model development in the future.

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