| [sumo-user] Clarification on output of E1 detectors in mesoscopic simulation |
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Dear all,
I am trying to calibrate a SUMO scenario that uses mesoscopic simulation (—mesosim). I came across the following in the Documentation for
the mesoscopic simulation:
I have two questions related to this?
First, why is it that the lane-based outputs are not possible here? Is it because that the lane-level simulation resolution is lost in the mesoscopic simulation?
Second, are outputs from the E1detectors (loop detectors) for a mesoscopic simulation are also edge-based. Because I observed that all the lanes of a specific edge have
equal outputs (see output snippet below), this seems likely, but I think it is better to confirm.
<interval
begin="18000.00"
end="18900.00"
id="e1Detector_108626246_0"
sampledSeconds="202.39"
density="2.45"
laneDensity="0.82"
occupancy="0.41"
waitingTime="0.00"
timeLoss="10.79"
speed="20.90"
departed="0"
arrived="0"
entered="46"
left="46"/>
<interval
begin="18000.00"
end="18900.00"
id="e1Detector_108626246_1"
sampledSeconds="202.39"
density="2.45"
laneDensity="0.82"
occupancy="0.41"
waitingTime="0.00"
timeLoss="10.79"
speed="20.90"
departed="0"
arrived="0"
entered="46"
left="46"/>
<interval
begin="18000.00"
end="18900.00"
id="e1Detector_108626246_2"
sampledSeconds="202.39"
density="2.45"
laneDensity="0.82"
occupancy="0.41"
waitingTime="0.00"
timeLoss="10.79"
speed="20.90"
departed="0"
arrived="0"
entered="46"
left="46"/>
Apologies, if a similar question has been asked before, could you please link me to that thread.
Thanks for your time.
Best Regards
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Vishal Mahajan, M. Sc. Technical University of Munich (TUM) TUM School of Engineering and Design (ED) Department of Mobility Systems Engineering Chair of Transportation Systems Engineering (TSE) vishal.mahajan@xxxxxx https://www.mos.ed.tum.de/en/tse/home/ |