There are examples of simple walking using NetLogo (see https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/index.shtml) in the model library that comes with the software. More elaborate models can be found here: https://www.comses.net/codebases/?query=walk

Thanks for your interesting.

Both of links were very good. Especially second link.

The samples in second link make a basic understanding about agent based modeling, but the link do not describe with details. On the other hand, I would like to find some sources describing agent based modeling with details. Especially about prediction walking behavior.

URDME is very good, have a look. http://urdme.github.io/urdme/

It is a Monte Carlo sampling algorithm solving Reaction-Diffusion Master Equations, treating diffusion as events where an agent cross the border of some two neighboring subvolumes.

Thanks for asking.

That was very useful. I found some important point in it. However, I think URDME is not appropriate to spatial simulation. Actually, I will do spatial agent based modeling. In addition, it is important for my research that the software links with GIS.

We have implemented the Social Force model in AnyLogic; a presentation on the topic is attached. Let me know if you are interested in more material or sample models.

Maybe you can have a look at this comparison of Prof. Ribeiro et al:

Chapter Benchmarking Simulation Software Capabilities Against Distri...

Thank you for your attention

Good question, I'm trying to follow the same issue. Maybe you can have a look about this interested courses:

https://www.eventbrite.com.br/o/genoa-treinamentos-8013207535

Best Regards,

Luis Cruz

Thank you very much. This site was so useful.