By Michael Behrisch, Daniel Krajzewicz, Melanie Weber
This publication constitutes the completely refereed lawsuits of the 1st foreign convention on Simulation of city Mobility, SUMO 2013, held in Berlin, Germany, in could 2013. The 12 revised complete papers provided tin this booklet have been rigorously chosen and reviewed from 22 submissions. The papers are prepared in topical sections: versions and technical strategies and functions and surveys.
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In the literature, some similar approaches can also be found that apply the agent metaphor to traffic simulation. ITSUMO [21] implements a cellularautomata approach and is formed up by four distinct modules, namely the data module, the simulation kernel, the driver definition module, and the visualization module. The agent metaphor is used in the sense it is possible to define driver decision-making procedures that simulate human-like cognition processes. The simulator also offer apropriate tools to test with intelligent traffic control strategies.
3. Designated bus route (left) and its topographic profile (right) In a subsequent step, parameters for the newly developed vehicle model in SUMO have been determined that represent the reference behavior optimally, in the sense of least-squares. The reference (blue) and parameterized (red) simulation outputs for the same route as the model input are shown in Fig. 4. The cumulated ðDt ¼ 1sÞ deviation of the two simulation outputs add up to EError ¼ 3:3998 kWh2 . The implementation of this vehicle kinematic and charging model is described in Chap.