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Re: [sumo-user] Simple Traffic Lights Simulation
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That's brilliant, thank you. Is it then possible to export the full output from a simulation (position/speed/acceleration of all vehicles at all times).
Hello,
The next step up is to define multiple flows to systematically vary the arrival rate over time.
You can use netedit to define traffic (vehicles, trips, flows, ...) graphically:
regards,
Jakob
Hi,
I'm totally new to Sumo and trying to work out how to create a very simple microscopic simulation of traffic flowing through a set of lights.
The simple setup I'm after is a single road (possibly with multiple lanes) with a set of lights midway along it. I want to send a stream of traffic down the road towards the lights. The traffic enters the system at random times but following an overall average flow rate. There may be a mix of different vehicle types of differing lengths and speeds.
I want to be able to vary the flow rates and signal timings to observe how it affects queue lengths and average speed.
I've successfully installed Sumo and managed to setup a simple network (without lights) with a fixed set of vehicles but I can't work out how to autogenerate a constant flow of traffic so I can analyse long term averages.
Any help or pointers to relevant examples would be massively appreciated.
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