"Surfaces of Movement: Simulation of Human Motion" is a specialized book that explores the complex interaction between individuals and their spatial and temporal context during spontaneous movements. The work examines how people adjust their movements to find the trajectories that are most beneficial to them and offers a model for predicting these movements. A central concept of the book is the "surfaces of movement," which represent the utility of the environment in the form of a discrete cell structure. These cells are designed to increase the likelihood of passage by exerting attractive forces according to their utility. The theoretical foundations are based on gravitational models of accessibility, leading to an innovative approach to the analysis of movement patterns. The book is aimed at professionals and students in the fields of mathematics and natural sciences, providing valuable insights into the modeling of movement behavior.