Dear friends and colleagues, the next SUMO conference is getting closer and the program is just about to settle. We have several highlights this year including two plenary talks given by Fritz Busch of the Technical University of Munich and Hans van Lint of the Technical University of Delft.
Furthermore there will be a SUMO Cafe discussing all questions and enhancements you would normally discuss on this mailing lists and a tutorial on modelling intermodal traffic and pedestrians in SUMO. For the preliminary list of talks see below. The number of places is limited, so please register at https://dlr-sumo.meetingmasters.de/ at your earliest convenience. Best regards, Michael Behrisch (for the conference team) 1. Session: Scenarios Petru Pau - Experiences with SUMO in a Real-Life Traffic Monitoring System Lara Codecà - LuST: a 24-hour Scenario of Luxembourg City for SUMO Traffic simulations Andres F. Acosta Gil - Developing tools for building simulation scenarios for SUMO, based on the SCRUM methodology 2. Session: Control Manuel Schiller - Multi-Resolution Traffic Simulation for Large ScaleHigh Fidelity Evaluation of VANET Applications Laura Bieker - How does the traffic behavior change by using In-Vehicle Signage for speed limits in urban areas? Michael Behrisch - A Hybrid Approach to Large Scale Simulation Based Traffic Assignment 3. Session: Extensions Jetze Baumfalk - Distributed normative traffic control systems as a SUMO extension Andreas Kendziorra - Extensions for logistic and public transport in SUMO Marek Heinrich - Accurate Vehicle Simulation in Logistic and Manufacturing Planning 4. Session: Intermodality Jakob Erdmann - Modelling Pedestrian Dynamics in SUMO Tutorial Intermodality : The tutorial will cover the preparation and execution of a scenario including cars, pedestrians and busses based on OpenStreetMap-data. It demonstrates novel features and should therefore be of interest to new and existing users 5. Session: Traffic networks Katya Pyatkova - Flood impacts on road transportation using microscopic traffic modelling technique Andrea Fuksová - Fix of NETCONVERT to produce correct left-hand road maps Tamas Kurczveil - eNetEditor: Rapid prototyping urban traffic scenarios for SUMO and evaluating their energy consumption ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dive into the World of Parallel Programming The Go Parallel Website, sponsored by Intel and developed in partnership with Slashdot Media, is your hub for all things parallel software development, from weekly thought leadership blogs to news, videos, case studies, tutorials and more. Take a look and join the conversation now. http://goparallel.sourceforge.net/ _______________________________________________ sumo-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sumo-user
