Simulation d'un processus de densification du tissu urbain à base d'agents
Author(s) -
Florence Curie,
Annabelle Mas,
Julien Perret,
Anne Puissant,
Anne Ruas
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
rev. int. géomatique
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.3166/rig.21.489-511
The approach presented in this paper uses a multi-agent system to model the selforganising properties of urban systems from a morphological point of view and aims at providing a tool to study urban growth. The proposed multi-agent system is a hierarchy of topographic agents (e.g. buildings, roads, rivers or urban blocks) that are built, modified, merged, split, restructured and destroyed over time. Each agent’s behaviour is controlled by a set of evolution rules, constraints and associated actions. This paper deals especially with populating functions which allow the creation of new agents while respecting a certain spatial organisation and a certain construction process. MOTS-CLÉS : tissu urbain, simulation urbaine, systèmes multi-agents, croissance urbaine, densification
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