- Lead Developer: Tim Fraser, PhD
<[email protected]>
- Contributors: Erin Murphy, Junna Chen, Mahak Bindal, Shungo Najima, Carl Closs
- Institution: Gao Labs @ Cornell University
- Description: A Docker-based solution to run MOVES anywhere - on Windows, Mac, or Linux
Welcome to moves_anywhere
! This software suite includes several tools to help you run the Environmental Protection Agency's [MO]{.underline}tor [V]{.underline}ehicle [E]{.underline}missions [S]{.underline}imulator (MOVES) more easily. Developed by Tim Fraser and colleagues at Gao Labs at Cornell University, moves_anywhere
aims to solve several common problems for planners, engineers, and researchers who need to know how many tons of emissions are produced from on-road transportation sources in their county or state. These problems include:
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Writing
runspec.xml
documents faster (a recipe for your MOVES run) -
Running MOVES on any OS (Windows, Mac, or Linux), using a Docker container.
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Running MOVES with custom inputs when you have some (or none) of the required custom input tables, but not all.
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Post-processing MOVES inventory output data into the more dataviz-friendly "CAT Format", developed for Cornell's Climate Action in Transportation (CAT) team's research.
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Uploading CAT Formatted Data to a Google Cloud SQL server using a Docker container.
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And more!
To get started, check out our guides in the docs
folder, including:
Try out our demos in the demos
folder! We encourage:
- Setting Up
moves_anywhere
on your computer - Installing the
catr
package - Use
catr
to quickly make a custom runspec - Run
moves_anywhere
on your local computer with Docker - View Example Custom Input Tables
For Cornell Research Team users, try:
More exciting developments coming soon!