COMPREHENSIVE USE OF MULTI-AGENT MODELS IN URBAN TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

Abstract

As urbanization continues to rise, understanding and managing the complex dynamics of urban population flows is crucial for effective city planning. The article discusses the significance of using multi-agent systems for monitoring urban population movements in transportation, detailing key methodologies. It examines the fundamental components of multi-agent systems and presents examples of their application in transportation systems, hazardous materials transport, and route planning. Finally, based on study outcomes, the article evaluates potential areas for the broader application of multi-agent systems to enhance convenience for urban residents and outlines future directions for this technology.