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What is OpenPaths?

OpenPaths Answers Your Transport Planning “What If?” Questions and Opens Paths To More Efficient, Resilient, and Sustainable Mobility.

OpenPaths incorporates both multimodal transport network modeling and modern travel demand forecasting capabilities to deliver the most comprehensive transport modeling platform for strategic and operational transport planning.

Generational shifts to travel behavior, mobility service, and technology challenge every decision. You need the capabilities to build a model that represents your city or region, including multimodal networks, travel demand, and operational data, to successfully inform 21st century planning initiatives–faster and more accurately than ever before.

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OpenPaths is a leading solution for transportation planning, analysis and modeling! It provides a complete transportation modeling platform, providing strong support for strategic and operational transportation planning, state-of-the-art technology, advanced tools and automation settings, fully meeting various complex scenarios, meeting travel, operation, public transportation and strategic scenario needs, predicting and simulating population, infrastructure, and transportation policy changes, better completing planning, reducing risk discipline, obtaining accurate data and results, allowing various customizations, and allowing the generation of saved outputs!

Software Features
1. Desktop
Desktop is an application that can be used to draw, chart, perform network editing, and compare scenarios.
Desktop is an application opened for interactive workflows, including:
A wide range of maps, charts, and reports that are updated as the model is run or the scenario is compared
An extensive and extensible mapping and charting framework that allows transparent access to model details
An expression system that effectively handles data in calculations, reports, and data-driven styles
Point-and-click network editing tools with undo/redo support and session recording
Supports georeferenced display of multiple base maps and GIS vector data
Embedded relational and spatial databases
Access to Modeller, AGENT (requires setting the functional level), Flow, and Scenes
2. Modeller
Modeller is an extensible application framework for travel demand modeling and transportation planning applications. It includes a graphical interface for interactive preparation, running, and reuse of model processes, and a development framework for rapid construction and deployment of travel model applications. Model logging and auditing can be performed using the logbook. Modeller and Logbook are launched from Desktop or used through scripts.
The EMME standard toolbox includes more than 100 tools that can be used to implement almost any regional integrated travel demand model or multimodal planning application, including:
Data management
Network calculations
Matrix calculations
Flow allocation
Transportation tasks
Demand adjustment
Selection models
The EMME AGENT toolbox includes tools for running advanced agent-based travel demand models and population synthesis.
3. Agents
AGENT is a platform for assembling, calibrating, and applying advanced travel demand models. AGENT supports a variety of travel demand model structures and can be used to implement trip-based, hybrid, trip-based, or activity-based models, as well as mixing elements of each model as needed. AGENT includes an agent-based travel database that supports trips, trips, households and people as well as regions and O-Ds, a flexible agent-based selection modeling framework with advanced features such as spatiotemporal consistency and automatic calibration, and a population synthesizer that can be used to generate synthetic household and person lists from partial samples.
4. Flow
Flow is a code-free automation system that can configure and run integrated travel demand models and workflows without reading and writing code. Automate EMME processes, configure and customize using parameters, control flow using loops and branches, manipulate variables using expressions, organize projects into sections, add inline documentation.
5. Scenes
Scenes is a 3D, interactive and animated mapping framework that allows you to view, explore, analyze and generate video animations from EMME project data. Create one of five scene types:
Network data visualization, including 3D bandwidth and extrusion, animated flows and value animations for multiple time periods.
Travel demand visualization based on demand and accessibility, suitable for understanding regional travel patterns and accessibility between O-D pairs.
Simulation playback of schedule-based bus allocation results, showing bus vehicle movements and station activities.
Choropleth and dot density maps with associated text labels from overall synthetic comparisons and summary results.
Animation of activity/population flows and tourism tracking for visualization and analysis of proxy travel demand scenarios generated by model packages with decomposed agents.
6. Scripts, APIs, and Python
The EMME API for Python is used to develop EMME model workflows and results analysis (Modeller API), customize maps and charts and automate reporting (Desktop API), efficiently process network data (network API), matrix data (matrix API), and other EMME data (Database API), create and analyze synthetic populations, run agent-based demand models and analyze data for demographics and travel scenarios (agent API), build your own Modeller tools with custom front ends, monitor and audit model runs, and more. EMME includes Notebook, an interactive scripting environment where you can combine Modeller tools and logging, desktop worksheets and tables, Python code execution, rich text, media, and plotting. You can also use the EMME API in other scripts to implement workflows that run outside the EMME application using only Python dependencies.

Software Advantages
1. Apply almost any travel demand model structure without the high cost of replacing software.
2. Reduce the time/effort to develop new travel models, regardless of the model structure (trip-based, tour-based, activity-based).
3. Easily adjust or upgrade existing models with comprehensive support for ABM and advanced travel demand modeling.
4. Leverage all mobile data sources, including big data, in the modeling process.
5. Use machine learning (ML) to eliminate costly trial and error, achieve model calibration, and reduce response time for more agile modeling.
6. More consistently support operational transportation planning applications through simulation-based dynamic traffic assignment.