IUCM - The Integrated Urban Complexity Model
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This model simulates urban growth and transformation with the objective of minimising the energy required for transportation.
The full documentation and installation instructions are available on http://iucm.readthedocs.io.
Requirements
This package depends on
python >= 2.7
To install all the necessary Packages in a conda environment iucm, type:
$ conda create -n iucm -c conda-forge cython psyplot netCDF4 scipy $ conda activate iucm $ pip install model-organization
Then run pip:
$ pip install iucm
to install the package from pypi, or:
$ python setup.py install
for an installation from a local source. We also provide a conda-package via:
$ conda install -c chilipp iucm
More detailed installation instructions can be found in the installation docs.
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