Hello, I was able to import the osm data without problems. Possibly, the error you encountered was caused by insufficient main memory. (I recall that your computer has 8GB but the import required ~20GB). regards, Jakob
2014-02-05 <[email protected]>: > Hello, > > I unfortunately still facing the sam eproblem until now > I installed both revision 15356 and the latest svn revision and compiled > the 64 bit configuration > and ran the command as follows > > netconvert64 --ramps.guess --tls.guess --tls.join -v --proj.utm > --remove-edges.isolated --roundabouts.guess --geometry.remove --osm-files > C:\Users\Nardine\Documents\documents\Documents\phd\sumo\ > sumo-src-0.17.1-org\sumo-0.17.1\docs\tutorial\ulm\bw_byn.osm -o > bw_byn.net.xml > > both gave me the following error > > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.01, length: 0.02) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.01, length: 0.02) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.01, length: 0.02) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.01, length: 0.02) > > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.10, length: 0.20) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.16) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.05) > Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1749785056'. > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.03, length: 0.07) > Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.10, length: 0.19) > Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1768301910'. > > Error: invalid vector<T> subscript > Quitting (on error). > > I also tried the badenwürttemberg-latest.osm and it gave the same error in > the end. > You were kind enough to send me the converted net file of BW... which > revision u used and how u ran the command. > > I desperately and urgently need to have the .net file for bayern and > badenwürttemberg combined > i.e. the following bounding box > bbox=50.5644529365 7.5113934084 47.5338000528 13.8350427083 > > I so much thank u in advance > > best regards > NArdine Basta > > > Quoting Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>: > > Hello, >> the error you encountered was caused by unexpected values in the OSM >> input. >> As Joerg correctly suggested, such a big area is likely to turn up >> problems >> which have not been encountered before. This particular issues is fixed in >> svn revision [15356]. >> regards, >> Jakob >> >> >> 2014/1/8 Joerg Schweizer <[email protected]> >> >> Nardine, >>> >>> I am not a SUMO developer, just a user, but from my experience >>> the size of the osm map you are trying to convert (Baden-Wuertemberg) >>> is really big. I am not saying that it does not work, but it is likely >>> that there are some combinations of elements/attributes/geometries in >>> your osm file that cause eventually an error. >>> Remember that anybody can insert data in osm and not everything is 100% >>> conform. >>> >>> Now, dependent on what you want to do with your imported network, you >>> can play with some netconvert options in order to filter and to cut down >>> the amount of edges and nodes of your network. This may also eliminate >>> some insane situations during the import process. >>> >>> Have you already tried these options: >>> >>> --junctions.join Joins junctions that are close to each other >>> (recommended for OSM import) >>> >>> --junctions.join-dist FLOAT >>> >>> --tls.join-dist FLOAT Determines the maximal distance for >>> joining traffic lights >>> >>> >>> --geometry.remove Replace nodes which only define edge >>> geometry by geometry points >>> (joins >>> edges) >>> >>> --remove-edges.isolated Removes isolated edges >>> >>> You can also try to eliminate edge types that are not necessary for your >>> study. For example if you study inter-city traffic you may be only >>> interested in roads of level 1-3: >>> >>> --keep-edges.by-type STR Only keep edges where type is in >>> STR >>> --remove-edges.by-type STR Remove edges where type is in STR >>> >>> But I have no experience with this option because I used OSMOSIS, >>> another tool to filter osm data. >>> >>> My own minimal set of options are: >>> --ramps.guess --tls.guess --tls.join -v --proj.utm >>> --remove-edges.isolated --roundabouts.guess >>> >>> >>> Hope it helps, >>> >>> Joerg >>> >>> On 08/01/14 10:05, [email protected] wrote: >>> > >>> > Hello, >>> > >>> > I have reported the following problem >>> > Error: invalid vector<T> subscript >>> > Quitting (on error). >>> > >>> > in the netconvert module of the sumo. >>> > I have been trying different partitions of the map to regenerate the >>> > error. the error >>> > does not occur with small map files. >>> > the smallest that caused the error is the baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm >>> > >>> > I originally am trying to convert the following area of a paper due >>> > 11th of jan. >>> > May i kindly ask for ur help, if there is by any chance a working >>> > version at your end to >>> > convert this part of the map and make it public for me to download and >>> > start my work. >>> > >>> > the area i need is : >>> > --bounding-box top=50.5644529365 left=7.5113934084 bottom=47. >>> 5338000528 >>> > right=13.8350427083 >>> > >>> > thank you so much in advance :) >>> > >>> > best regards >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > Quoting Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>: >>> > >>> >> Hello, >>> >> this sounds like a bug in netconvert to me. >>> >> Please try to find a small input file which triggers the error and >>> send >>> it >>> >> to us (along with the list of used options). >>> >> To produce a small input file you could try to download only one half >>> of >>> >> the original bounding box and the check which half triggers the bug. >>> If >>> you >>> >> can manage to provide an input file of less than 100MB it will allows >>> us to >>> >> fix the problem much faster. >>> >> regards, >>> >> Jakob >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> 2013/12/20 <[email protected]> >>> >> >>> >>> hello, >>> >>> >>> >>> I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly >>> fine >>> >>> however towards the end it gave the following error >>> >>> >>> >>> Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17) >>> >>> Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node >>> '1411389193'. >>> >>> Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node >>> '1411389193'. >>> >>> Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19) >>> >>> Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00) >>> >>> Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00) >>> >>> Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.04) >>> >>> Error: invalid vector<T> subscript >>> >>> Quitting (on error). >>> >>> >>> >>> i tried different partitioned map through osmosis and it gave the >>> same >>> >>> output. >>> >>> >>> >>> How do u think I can solve it? >>> >>> >>> >>> thank you again :) >>> >>> >>> >>> best regards >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Quoting Michael Behrisch <[email protected]>: >>> >>> >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>>> maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit >>> >>>> version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM. >>> >>>> http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Best regards, >>> >>>> Michael >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]>: >>> >>>> >>> >>>>> Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to >>> help. >>> >>>>> The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final >>> network. >>> >>>>> On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import Germany so I suggest >>> that >>> >>>>> you >>> >>>>> try again on a computer with more main memory. >>> >>>>> regards, >>> >>>>> Jakob >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> 2013/12/17 <[email protected]> >>> >>>>> >>> >>>>> hello, >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> it works on small files >>> >>>>>> the pc i work on is quad core with 8g rams and 150 g of free space >>> on >>> >>>>>> the >>> >>>>>> hard disk. >>> >>>>>> do i need more than that for the netconvert to convert my osm >>> file? >>> >>>>>> splitting the osm file into different small files that will be >>> given all >>> >>>>>> as input helps? >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> what do u suggest for me to try? >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> best regards >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>>>> ------------------ >>> >>>>> Rapidly troubleshoot problems before they affect your business. >>> Most >>> IT >>> >>>>> organizations don't have a clear picture of how application >>> performance >>> >>>>> affects their revenue. 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