Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for simulating movement data of pedestrians in a district are comprising receiving a district plan for a proposed district; determining a number of users that would populate the proposed district; generating a population of simulated users based on the determined number of users that would populate the proposed district; assigning, for the population of simulated users, groups of simulated users in the population of simulated users to a movement category from a plurality of movement categories; distributing, for the groups of simulated users assigned to each of the plurality of movement categories, trips having the probable walking path of the group of simulated users over time by applying a distribution function to each of the plurality of movement categories; and causing a map representation of the district to be presented.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for simulating movement data of pedestrians in a district are provided.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for generating building layouts are provided.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for simulating movement data of pedestrians in a district are provided.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for generative urban design with user-guided optimization features are provided.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and methods for controlling a sensor system. More particularly, a sensor control system can access respective first data and second data descriptive of one or more monitored parameters associated with a first sensor of an autonomous vehicle. Based on the first data and the second data, the sensor control system can determine that a change in the one or more monitored parameters between the first sensor and the one or more second sensors has exceeded a predetermined threshold level. In response, the sensor control system can implement a control action relative to at least the first sensor (e.g., initiating cleaning of the first sensor, adjusting alignment of the first sensor, determining a compensation factor for the first data received from the first sensor, or communicating a signal request for service of the first sensor).