Hello!
Not to forget: the real-world traffic light plans, places of public
transport halts and public transport schedule, and, most important,
places and measures of any traffic surveillance infrastructure
(inductive loops or similar) to validate your simulation.
Sincerely,
Daniel
2015-01-26 9:
Hello Jacob
You provided a link that I actually needed. Many thanks for that.From the
provided link, I found out the following, I hope you would not mind if I ask
your opinion about that,
There are some approaches to simulate the mobility of a city but these two are
more appropriate and realisti
Hello all,
I am working a SUMO simulation based on OSM data. I have generated
different random routes using, mainly, randomTrips.py script. I would like
to ask if i can, somehow, visualise my routes back on OSM, Google Maps or
Google Earth in order to present these routes.
Best regards,
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Achil
De : mohsen hs [mohsenh...@yahoo.com]
Date d'envoi : 25 janvier 2015 03:30
À : François Vaudrin
Objet : Re: RE : RE : [sumo-user] What kind of data do we need to simulate
traffic of a real city?
Hi Francois
I greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness and I am so grateful. Your reply was
promising.
Yes, smaller networks do work, but I don’t know if that is because the network
is smaller or if there is some kind of special case in the big network that is
causing the problem.
A few observations based on the netconvert process:
In the working win7 environment I can see memory usage(/reservati
De : Tendaishe Munetsiwa [tmunets...@gmail.com]
Date d'envoi : 25 janvier 2015 12:58
À : François Vaudrin
Objet : Re: RE : Loading additional files
Hi,
Thanks a lot Francois.
I had been working with the examples, maybe i am missing something,
let me try figure it out.
Best Regards
Tendai
On 1/
interesting!
That leaves (at least) two questions:
- why could Jetze Baumfalk reproduce the error on win7 (may not enough main
memory after all)?
- could you reproduce the error on win8.1 with a smaller network? (i.e.
berlin only or even smaller)
Unfortunately, I don't have a single win8 machine in
Hi,
it seems to me to be a problem with windows 8.1 rather than the memory.
I played around on a linux system with much more RAM and it worked flawlessly
in all cases but as you had no problems loading it on windows 7 I made another
little test.
I have the following system:
Lenovo w540 with i7-
Hello,
as far as I can figure it out the error you encounter could be caused by
any of the following three things:
1) not enough main memory (sounds unlikely with 5GB free)
2) not enough contiguous memory (not sure how likely that is)
3) heap corruption due to a bug in the code. (not sure why I did
Hi,
my machine has 16GB of RAM. When starting to load the net in the gui I can see
in the ressource monitor of windows how the memory gets reserved (standby
memory increases) but when the error happens the system still shows 5GB as
completely free, so I'd be suprised if this really is the case.
you need
- digital road network (i.e. OSM), manually tweaked to correct the typical
errors (lane numbers, connections, traffic lights)
- demand data in any of the router-supported formats:
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/SUMO_User_Documentation#Data_sources_for_demand_generation
regards,
Jakob
2015-01-24
Hello,
for each TAZ, define the list of network edges that shall be used for
departing / arriving vehicless in the 'edges' attribute (if these are
identical you can put the 'edges' attribute directly in the element.
see http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Demand/Importing_O/D_Matrices
regards,
Jakob
2015-0
use
http://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Simulation/Output/Induction_Loops_Detectors_%28E1%29
2015-01-26 1:02 GMT+01:00 sally ghanem :
> hi all, i want to know how can i count the number of cars passing through
> an interval of time as 5 minutes, along with their speeds in this interval,
> how can i do that?t
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