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Development of an Activity-Based Transport Model in the City of Tallinn, Estonia
This study develops an Activity-Based Model (ABM) for Tallinn, Estonia, using large-scale disaggregate travel diary data. The rule-based framework is applied to simulate individual travel behaviour and daily activity scheduling, for implementation of a cargo bike sharing system in the city. The mode
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