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Quick how-to: generate synthetic grids with the netgenerate UI, compare networks visually with the integrated netdiff view, and build an OSM-derived scenario with the web wizard that imports bicycle infrastructure. Show configuring batch runs: eight runs with different random seeds produce varying counts (e.g., 470 persons → 940 bike trips) and reveal a large spread in waiting time. Demonstrate widening bike lanes in netedit, enabling the sub-lane model, extracting trip/edge outputs, and plotting waiting time and time-loss to locate a signal-plan artifact.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00SUMO network generation intro
- 1:25Synthetic networks with NETEDIT
- 5:20Compare networks with NETDIFF
- 9:59Scenarios with SUMO Web Wizard
- 13:53Bicycle traffic simulation
- 19:17Detailed bicycle simulations
- 26:09Bicycle flows with persons
- 33:50Analyze simulation output
- 41:26Trip stats visualization
- 47:55Spatial performance metrics
- 53:22Traffic light signal plans
- 1:00:44Multiple simulations with seeds
- 1:04:51Compare results across runs
- 1:11:32Closing remarks
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