SUMO

Simulation of Urban MObility

User

Introduction
- The traffic simulation SUMO
Basic Usage
- Notation in this Documentation
- Needed, basic Computer Skills
- Installing SUMO
- Using SUMO Command Line Applications
- Tutorials
Network Building
- SUMO Road Networks
- Abstract networks generation
- NETCONVERT
Demand Modelling
- Introduction to SUMO Demand Modelling
- Definition of Vehicles, Vehicle Types, and Routes
- Simulation of public transport
- Simulation of individual persons and trip chains
- Simulation of logistics
- Shortest or Optimal Path Routing
- Routing in the Simulation
- Computing Dynamic User Assignment
Data sources for demand generation
- Importing O/D Matrices
- - Other VISUM Demand Importers
  - Other Vissim Demand Importers
- Routes from Observation Points
- Routing by Turn Probabilities
- Activity-based Demand Generation
- Random Trips
Simulation
- Basic Definition
- Simulation output
- TraCI (On-line Interaction)
Traffic Management and Other Structures
Traffic Modes
Additional Features
Model details
Common Problems
Additional Tools
Theory
- Traffic simulations in general
Appendices
- Glossary
- FAQ
- Additional Tools
- Known File Extensions
- Application Manuals
- - SUMO
  - SUMO-GUI
  - NETCONVERT
  - NETGENERATE
  - OD2TRIPS
  - DUAROUTER
  - JTRROUTER
  - DFROUTER
  - MAROUTER
  - POLYCONVERT
  - ACTIVITYGEN
- Tool Manuals
- ChangeLog

Further Resources

Developer

Tools/Import/OSM

generated on 2015-09-02 00:02:07.965156 from the wiki page for Tools/Import/OSM for SUMO 0.24.0

Contents

1 server.py

server.py

This script opens a webbrowser and allows selecting a geographic region on a map. It also provides some controls for specifying random data for differnt traffic modes. When clicking the 'Export'-button, the simulation network for the selected area is build based on OSM data, random demand is generated and SUMO-GUI is started. Call:

<SUMO_HOME>/tools/import/osm/server.py

This page was last modified on 26 January 2015, at 17:32.