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Baoding is a medium-sized city in Hebei Province, China. The Baoding case study—testing a new household utility function—proposed two scenarios to compare the performance of two utility functions: the household and individual utility functions. In Scenario 1, it was assumed that each household sought to maximize their overall household utilities when they scheduled; thus, family members’ communication and coordination was communal in each household. In Scenario 2, the individual utility function—the default utility function in MATSim—was utilized to score plans; here, each agent tried only to maximize his own utilities without communicating with other family members. Overall, Scenario 1 di ered from Scenario 2 only in the utility function; other input data and parameters in these two scenarios were kept the same. The scenarios simulated only urban residents’ travel behavior. In 2007, the study area population was 1 060 783, in 299 850 households, encompassing 355 465 privately owned cars.

Baoding: A Case Study for Testing a New Household Utility Function in MATSim