FAME is the open Framework for distributed Agent-based Modelling of Energy systems. Its purpose is supporting the rapid development and fast execution of complex agent-based energy system simulations.
FAME is an open Framework for distributed Agent-based Models of Energy systems.
FAME's purpose is supporting the rapid development and fast execution of complex agent-based energy system simulations. All components of FAME are open source. These components are:
FAME is a general framework intended for, but not exclusive to, energy systems analysis. It facilitates the development of complex agent-based simulations. FAME enables parallel execution of simulations without any prior knowledge about parallelisation techniques. Models built with FAME can be executed on computer systems of any capacity – from a laptop to a high-performance computing cluster. Furthermore, FAME applications are binary data files are portable across Windows and Linux systems. FAME's highly adaptable contracting system offers broad configuration options to control simulations without changing its code.
FAME-Core & FAME-Io have been thoroughly tested to fulfil the demand of scientific rigour and to provide a stable and reliable simulation framework. It provides thoroughly tested functionality common to all simulations (e.g. input, output, scheduling, communication), hence resulting in
Please see the related JOSS papers for FAME-Core and FAME-Io.
AMIRIS is the open Agent-based Market model for the Investigation of Renewable and Integrated energy Systems. It aims at enabling scientists to dissect the complex questions arising with respect to future energy markets, their market design, and energy-related policy instruments.