Tutorial
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Requires SUMO 1.13 plus Python and the tutorial files; uses the osm web wizard to download filtered OSM networks, then fixes a 3‑junction circle with netedit and rebuilds traffic. Joining that junction cuts average vehicle waiting time by about half. Demonstrates flows: 1.5 cars/s overloads insertion (backlog grows), lowering to 0.7 or enabling extrapolateDepartPause removes backlog. Shows actuated traffic lights lowering wait versus static, opposite‑direction overtaking around parked vehicles, and an automatic parking pipeline (per‑edge capacities, 4 km visibility) where all vehicles eventually park.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Outline
- 1:02Prerequisites
- 10:32osmWebWizard - Simulation
- 17:49Network Editing - Traffic light (fixed)
- 22:06Network Editing - Junction shape
- 25:52Demand Editing - Flow
- 35:49Simulation-Flow
- 37:31Opposite Direction driving (1)
- 45:06Pedestrian Crossing (1)
- 49:50Parking Search Setup
- 57:16Conclusion
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