Dear SUMO community,

I am modelling the traffic in a small city (140 000 inhabitants) and decided to 
use activitygen. I made a bit of sensitivity analysis with the parameters in 
the stat.xml file and I noticed some particularities and wanted to discuss them 
with you.


1.       Changes in the beginning or ending time of the schools do not 
influence the traffic demand. Moreover, I have several schools and nurseries in 
the network and I haven't observed heavier traffic around them. I describe the 
schools as follows:

<school edge="-111495" pos="23.0" beginAge="12" endAge="18" capacity="500" 
opening="28800" closing="46800" />

Is the school scheme working? If it is, please advise how it is best to use it.


2.       If 24 hours simulation is used, the number of trips per hour gradually 
increases in the evening (regardless the value of freeTimeActivityRate) and the 
highest value is always at 24 o'clock. Is there any way this can be reduced?


3.       To distribute the traffic demand, I am specifying edges where 
residential or industrial areas are located. The network is flooded by vehicles 
that seem to have the same trip. I haven't succeeded in making the traffic a 
bit more evenly distributed. If I increase the parameter uniformRandomTraffic, 
it seems it adds more trips to the existing ones. I have tried selecting 
multiple nearby roads, just to distribute the traffic a bit more evenly, but it 
doesn't do any good. Any suggestions how it can be made more realistic are most 
welcome.


I appreciate any help you can provide on these questions!

Best regards,

Katya Pyatkova
MSc, PhD Student
Centre for Water Systems
College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences (CEMPS)
University of Exeter, North Park Road, Exeter EX4 4QF, United Kingdom
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>, +44 (0) 7598 
659122<tel:%2B44%20%280%29%207598%20659122>


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