Roosevelt Boulevard Digital Twin

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Overview

This project builds a drivable digital twin of Philadelphia’s Roosevelt Boulevard to support the study of roadway changes. It combines geographic data, a three-dimensional road environment, and traffic microsimulation informed by real traffic.

Applications

The simulation provides a setting for comparing road-design scenarios and discussing their implications with transportation and urban-planning stakeholders before physical changes are made.

Contributors

Helen Loeb, Jaime Hernandez, Rajnish Gupta, Ramon Diaz, Xiaoxia Dong, Rahul Mangharam, and Erick Guerra.