SUMO User Documentation
"Simulation of Urban MObility" (SUMO) is an open source, highly portable, microscopic road traffic simulation package designed to handle large road networks. It is mainly developed by employees of the Institute of Transportation Systems at the German Aerospace Center. SUMO is licensed under the GPL.
If You use SUMO, please support its development by telling us about your Publications.
Please use the mailing lists for sharing your results or for asking questions. Answers to some common questions may also be found in the FAQ.
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Introduction
- Traffic simulations in general
- The traffic simulation SUMO (includes also "Features", "Included Applications", and "Usage Examples")
Basic Usage
- Notation in this Documentation
- Needed, basic Computer Skills
- Installing SUMO
- Using SUMO Command Line Applications
- Tutorials
Network Building
- Introduction to SUMO Road Networks
- Importing networks with NETCONVERT
- Generating abstract networks using NETGEN
Demand Modelling
- Demand/Introduction to demand modelling in SUMO
- Definition of Vehicles, Vehicle Types, and Routes
- Demand/Importing O/D Matrices
- Random Routes
- Demand/Shortest or Optimal Path Routing
- Demand/Routing by Turn Probabilities
- Demand/Routes from Observation Points
- Demand/Activity-based Demand Generation
- Computing the dynamic user assignment
- Importing foreign demands
- Routing directly in the simulation (one shot routing)
Simulation
- Simulation/Basic Definition
- Traffic Management and Other Structures
- Simulation output
- On-line Interaction via TraCI (Traffic Control Interface)
- Common Problems
Appendices
- Glossary
- FAQ
- XML Schema Definitions
- Additional Tools
- Known File Extensions
- Application Manuals
Translations
- Persian SUMO tutorial on version 0.9.8; thanks to Omid Mohajerani
- Persian tutorial on "Vehicular Adhoc Network Simulation With NS2, SUMO And MOVE";
This page was last modified on 27 October 2011, at 07:52.