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README.md

Libs

Libs is part of Insel4D architecture for the urban simulations, created by the CERC group at Concordia University.

Libs repository contains a set of classes modeling the data for urban environments in the form of:

  • city_model_structure
  • geometry
  • physics
  • usages

Released under LGPL license, will provide an object-oriented, modular approach to urban simulations.

Our aims are:

  • involve as many scientists and contributors as possible
  • provide a complete set of classes that help scientists and students to model urban environments.

Please check the contributing information and code of conduct if you want to contribute, and let us know any new feature you may be of interest for you or your team.