The second type of user is a “resident”. When compared to
the worker, the resident lives in the simulation area and works
outside. To that end, one of the POI is the place of residence
(flat) and the second POI corresponds to the intersection where
the resident leaves and enters the simulation area (see Fig. 4b).
Similarly as the worker, the resident can visit other places. On
the way home, the resident can visit a shop (probability of
10 % per shop) or a restaurant (10 % per restaurant). After
coming home, the resident can visit a shop (15 % per shop) or a
restaurant (15 % per shop). From there, the resident user
always goes back to home. Note that the resident can also stay
home and go directly to work visiting neither restaurant nor
shop (probability of 50 %). In this case, the next movement of
the resident is towards the point where he/she leaves the area.