ETFOMM GitHub Repository
ETFOMM source code and release materials are hosted in the public GitHub repository. The repository includes ETFOMM 2.1 and ETFOMM 2.2 materials.
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ETFOMM source code and release materials are hosted in the public GitHub repository. The repository includes ETFOMM 2.1 and ETFOMM 2.2 materials.
In 2025, ETFOMM joined TSIS-CORSIM for worldwide release through the McTrans Center at the University of Florida.
FHWA-HRT-17-028 describes ETFOMM and the ETFOMM Cloud Service concept as an open-source microscopic traffic simulation approach.
The public SSAM3 repository provides source code, executable folders, installation materials, and documentation for the SSAM 3.0 project.
FHWA-HRT-17-027 documents the 2017 enhancement and update of the open-source Surrogate Safety Assessment Model, including SSAM Version 3.0.
FHWA describes SSAM as a software application for identifying, classifying, and evaluating traffic conflicts from microscopic-simulation trajectory files.
SBIR.gov provides a public portfolio of New Global Systems awards, including rural shared-mobility research and development activities.
Kentucky public announcements and KSTC startup news provide additional context for NGSIM's rural shared mobility research and commercialization activities.
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The protected portal now uses a MySQL 8 account-based workflow with email verification, manual approval, user accounts, login logs, and future download tracking.