Note to self:
Hi there!
This is mostly a note of self about SUMO simulation learning and practise. However, I think it could help someone out there so posting it.
Learnings from the YouTube lectures by Rodrigue Tchamna:
Lecture 1:
- SUMO + python installation
- Manual (node + edge) network and route creation
- And finally, SUMO configuration file and is used to run the simulation
Lecture 2:
- Download map from OpenStreetMap
- Convert the map to SUMO network> netconvert.exe — — osm-files map.osm -o network-filename.net.xml
- Next create random trips> py PATH/randomTrips.py -n network-filename.net.xml -r test.rou.xml -e 50 -l (OR copy the randomTrips.py script to the working directory)
- And finally, SUMO configuration file and is used to run the simulation
Lecture 3:
- Get the network-filename.net.xml file
- Create taz-file.taz.xml and origin-destination.od files
- Next create OD to trips file> od2trips -c PATH/od2trips.config.xml -n PATH/taz-file.taz.xml -d PATH/origin-destination.od -o PATH/od-file.odtrips.xml
- Create dur file> duarouter -c PATH/duacfg-file.trips2routes.duarcfg -o od-routefile.odtrips.rou.xml
- And finally, SUMO configuration file and is used to run the simulation
Now what is not there in his lectures
Creating vehicle distribution, say, a traffic distribution of passenger cars and trucks
Creating additional file
Using better visualization