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Re: [sumo-user] Aggregate the output detector flow
There is no option to aggregated multiple induction loops. However, you can emulate this with a Multi-Entry-Exit detector (https://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Simulation/Output/Multi-Entry-Exit_Detectors_(E3)) that covers a short cross-section of an edge.
Also, edgeData output might be suitable: https://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Simulation/Output/Lane-_or_Edge-based_Traffic_Measures

regards,
Jakob

Am Mo., 17. Juni 2019 um 20:00 Uhr schrieb hdero <hdero753@xxxxxxxxx>:
Hello
is there a way to aggregate the output flow of two specific induction Loops
and output them in an aggregated output file
here is an example
<detector xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://sumo.dlr.de/xsd/det_e1_file.xsd">
    <interval begin="0.00" end="3600.00" id="E1" nVehContrib="67"
flow="67.00" occupancy="19.88" speed="14.18" harmonicMeanSpeed="0.68"
length="5.00" nVehEntered="68"/>
    <interval begin="0.00" end="3600.00" id="E2" nVehContrib="15"
flow="15.00" occupancy="0.14" speed="15.33" harmonicMeanSpeed="14.85"
length="5.00" nVehEntered="15"/>
    <interval begin="3600.00" end="7200.00" id="E1" nVehContrib="17"
flow="17.00" occupancy="98.74" speed="4.42" harmonicMeanSpeed="0.02"
length="5.00" nVehEntered="17"/>
    <interval begin="3600.00" end="7200.00" id="E2" nVehContrib="9"
flow="9.00" occupancy="0.08" speed="15.88" harmonicMeanSpeed="15.80"
length="5.00" nVehEntered="9"/>
    <interval begin="7200.00" end="7300.00" id="E1" nVehContrib="2"
flow="72.00" occupancy="96.74" speed="8.69" harmonicMeanSpeed="0.03"
length="5.00" nVehEntered="2"/>
    <interval begin="7200.00" end="7300.00" id="E2" nVehContrib="0"
flow="0.00" occupancy="0.00" speed="-1.00" harmonicMeanSpeed="-1.00"
length="-1.00" nVehEntered="0"/>
</detector>
 I want the total output flow of both  E1 and E2 per 3600 automatically
calculated within the same file or in a separate file  instead of
calculating it manually. is there an easier way because in larger number of
files it is not practical to do it in this way. 




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