A training course is scheduled for  June 23-25 at the University of Houston.

The Transportation Research and Analysis Computing Center at Argonne National Laboratory, the Houston-Galveston Area Council, and the University of Houston will hold a TRANSIMS training course at the University's Technology Building. The course targets analysts new to the TRANSIMS methodology, and covers both the theoretical underpinnings as well as the practical application of the code. Participants will develop a full understanding of the general TRANSIMS principles, implementation details, data requirements, capabilities, and limitations of the software. 

 Please download the flyer for more information

Version 4.0.5 is available on Sourceforge at the project download page.

See the package changelog on the sourceforge release page for details on bug fixes and new features.

Thanks go to David and Hubert for their work to get this release completed!

If you registered on the site in April but did not receive a confirmation email, you will need to re-register. In the event you re-register and *still* don't receive a confirmation email, you can raise the issue here.

Dr Xuesong Zhou has released the first beta version of NEXTA GUI for TRANSIMS. It includes data manipulation and can work with microsimulator snapshot data. A wiki page and bug reporting page will be setup ASAP, pending completion of the site overhaul. For now, please report problems in the first aid station.

Software, manuals, and test data sets can be found here:
http://www.civil.utah.edu/~zhou/NEXTA_for_TRANSIMS.html

Version 4.04 is available on Sourceforge at the project download page.

See the package changelog on the sourceforge release page for details on bug fixes and new features.