imosudi/abuja-mobility-simulation

The project appears to be a niche academic or research-oriented simulation specifically tailored to the geography of Abuja. With only 1 star but 17 forks, the quantitative signals suggest this is likely a template for a university course or a specific research group's collaborative effort rather than a production-grade tool. Defensibility is very low because it relies on standard simulation paradigms (ABM, DES) that are better served by established, more robust frameworks like SUMO (Simulation of Urban MObility), MATSim, or AnyLogic. The primary 'value' is the local parameterization for Abuja, which is easily reproducible by anyone with access to OpenStreetMap and local transit data. Frontier labs pose almost no risk as this is a hyper-local civil engineering application, but it is highly vulnerable to displacement by professional urban planning software or more mature open-source simulation platforms.