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Eclipse SUMO is an open source, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks. It allows for intermodal simulation including pedestrians and comes with a large set of tools for scenario creation.
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do not build vehicle-actuated pedestrian crossings #7637

Closed namdre closed 2 weeks ago

namdre commented 4 years ago

when option --tls.default-type actuated is set (i.e. in the webWizard) even traffic lights for a pedestrian crossing will be vehicle-actuated. This reduces flow in an unrealistic way. Instead, build static tls (or pedestrian-actuated crossing once available #1746)

namdre commented 2 weeks ago

The current remedy (by osmGet.py / osmWebWizard.py) is to set option --tls.discard-simple thereby not building a traffic light for simple crossings at all.

There is still a choice to be made between having a static light (which gives somewhat realistic signal effects even when simulating without pedestrians) or building a pedestrian actuated crossing (#1746). In the later case, vehicle flow is overestimated when the simulation does not model pedestrians because then the light stays green all the time.

namdre commented 2 weeks ago

Pedestrian crossings are now pedestrian actuated.

namdre commented 2 weeks ago

making actuated crossings static for non-pedestrian simulations should not be handled at the network level but rather at the simulation level (#15723)