CMAP Trip-based Model

This repository contains the code needed to run the CMAP trip-based model's mode, destination and time-of-day model components.

Installation Instructions

First, if "conda" is not already installed and accessible by the current user on the target development machine, install it. An easy installation solution is using the "Mambaforge" installer, which can be downloaded for Windows here. Once downloaded, double-click and run the installer. Mamba is a somewhat faster implementation of the conda package installer, and can be used interchangably with conda - nearly any command you might run as conda foo can also be run as mamba foo.
Then if needed also install git and (optionally) the GitHub command line interface. From either the Anaconda Prompt or the Miniforge Prompt, run:
```
mamba install git gh -c conda-forge 
```
Now clone the CMAP trip-based model code from GitHub, and checkout the CS2021 branch.
```
gh repo clone camsys/cmap_trip-based_model  
cd cmap_trip-based_model  
git checkout CS2021  
```
To clone into a different directory than the current directory (probably the user's home directory) change to that directory using cd first.
Next, create a conda environment to use for the mode, destination and time-of-day model components, which are written in Python.
Creating a unique environment will ensure that all the necessary computational libraries are installed, and no conflicts are introduced with other tools (including Emme). A conda environment file is included in the GitHub repository, which installs everything you need into an environment called "CMAP-TRIP".
```
conda env create --file src/Mode-Dest-TOD/conda-environment.yml
```
Many of the necessary files for a basic run of the model using the default base year inputs are already in the repository, but not everything. The emmebank, skim data, and few other files are quite large and don't fit nicely into git. You can get the rest of these files from Amazon's S3 service.
```
conda activate CMAP-TRIP
python get_data/get_data.py
```

Execution Instructions

Running the Full Model (including Feedback Iterations)

Running the full model requires an active and properly licensed EMME installation, plus a conda package and environment manager (available as open source, described above under installation). Assuming these are available, run the batch script:

cd Database
Submit_Full_Regional_Model.bat

This batch script can be run from any flavor of conda terminal (Anaconda Prompt, Miniforge Prompt, etc) or from a plain Windows command prompt, which means it can also be run just by double-clicking the Submit_Full_Regional_Model.bat file in Windows Explorer.

Running Only the Mode, Destination and Time-of-Day Components

To run the mode, destination, and time-of-day components for the CMAP Trip-based model, first activate the correct conda environment. From either the Anaconda Prompt or the Miniforge Prompt, run:

conda activate CMAP-TRIP

(If you created an environment with some other name, activate that other environment instead.)

Then, you can run the model by calling its executable version right from that same command prompt, pointing at the correct Database directory:

cmap_modedest .\path\to\Database

The cmap_modedest command line tool has a number of available options. The most important of these include the number of jobs (--njobs N) and the maximum number of origin zones processed per chunk (--max_zone_chunk N), each of which needs to be set appropriately for the computer running the model to maximize resource usage (CPU's, RAM) without exceeding available resources, which can cause out-of-memory errors or processor thrashing that can slow the overall runtime. A complete list of other options can be reviewed in the online help:

cmap_modedest --help

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