Contributed
Some people extended SUMO or built tools to make it more usable. Not all of these extensions have found its way to what we would call "SUMO core".
Contents
Within SUMO
The following extensions became a core part of the SUMO package.
- online interaction with the simulation
Included in the Distribution
The following contributions are included in the package, but are less supported.
- a tool by Gunnar Flötteröd which adapts the simulate flows to the real flows in a known net
- a tool by Joerg Schweizer supporting the whole SUMO toolchain with a GUI especially for demand modelling
- a middleware that couples LISA+ and SUMO to simulate real-world traffic light controllers.
Contributed/SUMO Traffic Modeler
a graphical user interface for defining high-level traffic for SUMO(obsolete)
External
The following extensions are managed and supported by other parties.
Demand Generators
- mobility pattern generator for vehicular networks (VANet focus)
Scenario and Network Editors
- an application that allows to convert and enrich roads networks
- an importer for SUMO's .net.xml road network files into the Unreal Engine 4 environment.
Connections to Network Simulators
- connects SUMO to OMNeT++
- connects SUMO to ns-2
- connects SUMO to ns-2
- connects SUMO to OMNeT++ and JiST/SWANS
Other
- a framework for applying reinforcement learning and custom controllers to SUMO, developed
Purgatory
The following extensions exist or have existed, but their state is unclear.
- extension by online-calibration using induction loop data by Tino Morenz
- prunes road networks to a given boundary; by Andreas Florides
Note:
SUMOPlayer was removed in release 0.24.0. You should be able to use traceExporter.py for the same task.
SUMOPlayer was removed in release 0.24.0. You should be able to use traceExporter.py for the same task.