Re: [sumo-devel] Modelling DRT using SUMO/TraCI

[Daniel K. <d.k...@gm...>]

Hello Nicole,

I only had a fast look on it.

)
I wonder that there was not method for obtaining an assumed travel
time for a vehicle or a route. But indeed, that was missing and is a
nice addition.
I just want to say that there are several possibilities to compute a
travel time estimation
- plain road length / allowed speed
- using the current average speeds instead of the allowed speed
- using adapted speeds as done in one shot-routing

Probably, the both first possibilities should be supported.

)
If you want to, you may add it to SUMO as well. We'd offer you an
access to the SVN. You could either work on an own branch or we'd
set-up some kind of a "all-users" branch.

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Regarding the python files, I think the best solution would be to set
up a small example scenario as a tutorial. You would benefit from
being included in the tests every night so that it's assured your
software runs after modifications. The users would benefit from a
clear description about your software's usage.

Sincerely,
Daniel




2014-05-01 3:27 GMT+02:00 Nicole Ronald <nic...@un...>:
> Hi all,
>
> We have released our first attempt at modelling demand-responsive/flexible route buses using SUMO on GitHub: https://github.com/naronald/SUMOoD.
>
> Our plan was to present this at SUMO2014, however unfortunately none of our team was able to travel to Berlin.
>
> We are interested in feedback and suggestions for further work. Initial thoughts include improving travel time estimation, implementing better optimisation and creating a new SUMO vehicle type that can handle non-direct routes.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Nicole
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