Re: [sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2014-01-08 Thread nardine . basta

Hello,

I have reported the following problem
Error: invalid vectorT subscript
Quitting (on error).

in the netconvert module of the sumo.
I have been trying different partitions of the map to regenerate the  
error.  the error
does not occur with small map files.
the smallest that caused the error is the baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm

I originally am trying to convert the following area of a paper due  
11th of jan.
May i kindly ask for ur help, if there is by any chance a working  
version at your end to
convert this part of the map and make it public for me to download and  
start my work.

the area i need is :
--bounding-box top=50.5644529365 left=7.5113934084 bottom=47.5338000528
right=13.8350427083

thank you so much in advance :)

best regards




Quoting Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:

 Hello,
 this sounds like a bug in netconvert to me.
 Please try to find a small input file which triggers the error and send it
 to us (along with the list of used options).
 To produce a small input file you could try to download only one half of
 the original bounding box and the check which half triggers the bug. If you
 can manage to provide an input file of less than 100MB it will allows us to
 fix the problem much faster.
 regards,
 Jakob


 2013/12/20 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

 hello,

 I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly fine
 however towards the end it gave the following error

 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17)
 Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
 Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.04)
 Error: invalid vectorT subscript
 Quitting (on error).

 i tried different partitioned map through osmosis and it gave the same
 output.

 How do u think I can solve it?

 thank you again :)

 best regards







 Quoting Michael Behrisch behri...@users.sourceforge.net:

  Hi,
 maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
 version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
 http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip

 Best regards,
 Michael

 2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:

 Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to help.
 The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final network.
 On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import Germany so I suggest that
 you
 try again on a computer with more main memory.
 regards,
 Jakob


 2013/12/17 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

  hello,

 it works on small files
 the pc i work on is quad core with 8g rams and 150 g of free space on
 the
 hard disk.
 do i need more than that for the netconvert to convert my osm file?
 splitting the osm file into different small files that will be given all
 as input helps?

 what do u suggest for me to try?

 best regards


  
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Re: [sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2014-01-08 Thread Jakob Erdmann
Hello,
the error you encountered was caused by unexpected values in the OSM input.
As Joerg correctly suggested, such a big area is likely to turn up problems
which have not been encountered before. This particular issues is fixed in
svn revision [15356].
regards,
Jakob


2014/1/8 Joerg Schweizer joerg.schwei...@unibo.it

 Nardine,

 I am not a SUMO developer, just a user, but from my experience
 the size of the osm map you are trying to convert (Baden-Wuertemberg)
 is really big. I am not saying that it does not work, but it is likely
 that there are some combinations of elements/attributes/geometries in
 your osm file that cause eventually an error.
 Remember that anybody can insert data in osm and not everything is 100%
 conform.

 Now, dependent on what you want to do with your imported network, you
 can play with some netconvert options in order to filter and to cut down
 the amount of edges and nodes of your network. This may also eliminate
 some insane situations during the import process.

 Have you already tried these options:

--junctions.join   Joins junctions that are close to each other
 (recommended for OSM import)

--junctions.join-dist FLOAT

   --tls.join-dist FLOAT   Determines the maximal distance for
  joining traffic lights


 --geometry.remove   Replace nodes which only define edge
  geometry by geometry points (joins
  edges)

--remove-edges.isolated Removes isolated edges

 You can also try to eliminate edge types that are not necessary for your
 study. For example if you study inter-city traffic you may be only
 interested in roads of level 1-3:

--keep-edges.by-type STROnly keep edges where type is in STR
--remove-edges.by-type STR  Remove edges where type is in STR

 But I have no experience with this option because I used OSMOSIS,
 another tool to filter osm data.

 My own minimal set of options are:
 --ramps.guess --tls.guess --tls.join -v --proj.utm
 --remove-edges.isolated --roundabouts.guess


 Hope it helps,

 Joerg

 On 08/01/14 10:05, nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de wrote:
 
  Hello,
 
  I have reported the following problem
  Error: invalid vectorT subscript
  Quitting (on error).
 
  in the netconvert module of the sumo.
  I have been trying different partitions of the map to regenerate the
  error.  the error
  does not occur with small map files.
  the smallest that caused the error is the baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm
 
  I originally am trying to convert the following area of a paper due
  11th of jan.
  May i kindly ask for ur help, if there is by any chance a working
  version at your end to
  convert this part of the map and make it public for me to download and
  start my work.
 
  the area i need is :
  --bounding-box top=50.5644529365 left=7.5113934084 bottom=47.5338000528
  right=13.8350427083
 
  thank you so much in advance :)
 
  best regards
 
 
 
 
  Quoting Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:
 
  Hello,
  this sounds like a bug in netconvert to me.
  Please try to find a small input file which triggers the error and send
 it
  to us (along with the list of used options).
  To produce a small input file you could try to download only one half of
  the original bounding box and the check which half triggers the bug. If
 you
  can manage to provide an input file of less than 100MB it will allows
 us to
  fix the problem much faster.
  regards,
  Jakob
 
 
  2013/12/20 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de
 
  hello,
 
  I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly
 fine
  however towards the end it gave the following error
 
  Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17)
  Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node
 '1411389193'.
  Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node
 '1411389193'.
  Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19)
  Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
  Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
  Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.04)
  Error: invalid vectorT subscript
  Quitting (on error).
 
  i tried different partitioned map through osmosis and it gave the same
  output.
 
  How do u think I can solve it?
 
  thank you again :)
 
  best regards
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Quoting Michael Behrisch behri...@users.sourceforge.net:
 
Hi,
  maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
  version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
  http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip
 
  Best regards,
  Michael
 
  2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:
 
  Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to
 help.
  The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final
 network.
  On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import 

Re: [sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2013-12-20 Thread nardine . basta
hello,

I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly fine
however towards the end it gave the following error

Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17)
Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19)
Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.04)
Error: invalid vectorT subscript
Quitting (on error).

i tried different partitioned map through osmosis and it gave the same output.

How do u think I can solve it?

thank you again :)

best regards






Quoting Michael Behrisch behri...@users.sourceforge.net:

 Hi,
 maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
 version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
 http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip

 Best regards,
 Michael

 2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:
 Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to help.
 The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final network.
 On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import Germany so I suggest that you
 try again on a computer with more main memory.
 regards,
 Jakob


 2013/12/17 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

 hello,

 it works on small files
 the pc i work on is quad core with 8g rams and 150 g of free space on the
 hard disk.
 do i need more than that for the netconvert to convert my osm file?
 splitting the osm file into different small files that will be given all
 as input helps?

 what do u suggest for me to try?

 best regards


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Re: [sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2013-12-20 Thread Jakob Erdmann
Hello,
this sounds like a bug in netconvert to me.
Please try to find a small input file which triggers the error and send it
to us (along with the list of used options).
To produce a small input file you could try to download only one half of
the original bounding box and the check which half triggers the bug. If you
can manage to provide an input file of less than 100MB it will allows us to
fix the problem much faster.
regards,
Jakob


2013/12/20 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

 hello,

 I so much wish to thank you for the hint. it finally worked perfectly fine
 however towards the end it gave the following error

 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.08, length: 0.17)
 Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
 Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node '1411389193'.
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.09, length: 0.19)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.00, length: 0.00)
 Warning: Splitting vector close to end (pos: 0.02, length: 0.04)
 Error: invalid vectorT subscript
 Quitting (on error).

 i tried different partitioned map through osmosis and it gave the same
 output.

 How do u think I can solve it?

 thank you again :)

 best regards







 Quoting Michael Behrisch behri...@users.sourceforge.net:

  Hi,
 maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
 version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
 http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip

 Best regards,
 Michael

 2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:

 Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to help.
 The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final network.
 On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import Germany so I suggest that
 you
 try again on a computer with more main memory.
 regards,
 Jakob


 2013/12/17 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

  hello,

 it works on small files
 the pc i work on is quad core with 8g rams and 150 g of free space on
 the
 hard disk.
 do i need more than that for the netconvert to convert my osm file?
 splitting the osm file into different small files that will be given all
 as input helps?

 what do u suggest for me to try?

 best regards


  
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Re: [sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2013-12-18 Thread Michael Behrisch
Hi,
maybe it is important to note that you will need to use the 64bit
version to make use of more than 2GB of RAM.
http://sumo-sim.org/daily/sumo-msvc10x64-svn.zip

Best regards,
Michael

2013/12/17 Jakob Erdmann namdre.s...@googlemail.com:
 Splitting the osm file into smaller files is probably not going to help.
 The memory requirements grow linear with the size of the final network.
 On my linux box it took 35GB of RAM to import Germany so I suggest that you
 try again on a computer with more main memory.
 regards,
 Jakob


 2013/12/17 nardine.ba...@uni-ulm.de

 hello,

 it works on small files
 the pc i work on is quad core with 8g rams and 150 g of free space on the
 hard disk.
 do i need more than that for the netconvert to convert my osm file?
 splitting the osm file into different small files that will be given all
 as input helps?

 what do u suggest for me to try?

 best regards


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[sumo-user] Netconvert problem

2013-12-15 Thread nardine . basta
Hello,

I have a fatal problem with netconvert since a couple of months.
I am trying to convert the osm file to sumo network file using netconvert
the area i am trying to convert is the area of bayern and  
baden-württemberg combined together.
I tried different methods with different computers, all running windows.
I tried the prebuilt version and the latest svn version.
i tried converting the downladed latest osm files of bayern and  
baden-wurttemberg with the netconvert call on both files separated  
iwth comma the output was:
can not load nodes, quitting on error

I tried cropping different parts usig osmosis, with the following command:
\osmosis-latest\bin\bzcat germany-latest.osm.bz2 | osmosis --read-xml  
enableDateParsing=no file=-\ --bounding-box  top=50.5644529365  
left=7.5113934084 bottom=47.5338000528 right=13.8350427083 --write-xml  
file=out.osm

and running the netconvert on the output file, i got the same error.


I tried it with the latest svn reposetry folder and got an allocation error!

I kindly badly need help.




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Re: [sumo-user] NETCONVERT problem under Ubuntu

2013-10-22 Thread Michael Behrisch
Hi,
it's hard to say from a distance. Try to call netconvert --help and if
you see a lot of projection options including things like --proj.utm,
then coordinate conversion using proj is available. If it is not on
one platform, then results should differ considerably. If proj is
available on both platforms it could be that the distance is very
close to 0.1m (which is the threshold) and it is a mere floating point
issue.

Best regards,
Michael

2013/10/21 Wilmer Arellano warel...@my.fau.edu:
 Thank you Michael,

 This same example runs fine under windows. Is there something missing in my
 Ubuntu installation?

 Regards,

 Wilmer


 On Sat, Oct 19, 2013 at 3:46 PM, Michael Behrisch
 behri...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

 Hi,
 the start and the end nodes are too close to each other. You could try
 removing geometry nodes (not sure if it helps though) or if you think
 you can safely leave out the edge simply use --ignore-errors.


 Best regards,
 Michael

 2013/10/13 Wilmer Arellano warel...@my.fau.edu:
  Hello,
 
  My problem is more general than what I originally posted.
 
  When importing OSM maps I am having problems with NETCONVERT. I receive
  many:
 
  *Warning: Could not use edge geometry for internal lane, node* errors.
 
  These errors happen with any NETCONVERT options, like the example
  bellow.
 
  netconvert --remove-edges.isolated --type-files I-95.typ.xml --osm-files
  I-95.osm --plain-output-prefix  SF1
 
  If I later try a command similar to:
 
  *netconvert -c I-95.netccfg --type-files I-95.typ.xml -n SF1.nod.xml -e
  SF1.edg.xml --o SF1.net.xm*
 
  NETCONVERT quits on error with a log similar to:
  *
  Error: Edge's '98957963#3' from- and to-node are at the same position.
  Error: Edge's '98957963#5' from- and to-node are at the same position.
  Error: Edge's '98957963#6' from- and to-node are at the same position.
  Error: Edge's '98957966#1' from- and to-node are at the same position.
  done.
   Import done:
 2725 nodes loaded.
 35 types loaded.
 6487 edges loaded.
  Quitting (on error).
  *
  Could you please give some orientation on what to fix?
 
  Thank you,
 
  Wilmer Arellano
 
 
  On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 12:48 PM, Jakob Erdmann
  namdre.s...@googlemail.comwrote:
 
  Hello,
  for me version 0.17.1 is correctly building the network according to
  your parameters and input files on ubuntu.
  Anyway, to obtain revision [14830] you need to check out the source
  from our subversion repository and build it yourself (see
  http://sumo-sim.org/wiki/Installing/Linux_Build).
  The ubuntu repositories are a bit behind at the moment (and only
  contain official releases anyway)
  regards,
  Jakob
 
 
  2013/10/10 Wilmer Arellano warel...@my.fau.edu:
   Thank you Jakob,
  
   I am using SUMO 0.17.1. Installed several months ago.
  
   Could you please help wit the questions bellow?
  
   Do I need to reinstall SUMO using sudo add-apt-repository
  ppa:sumo/stable,
   sudo apt-get install sumo sumo-tools sumo-doc?
   or just copy and paste NETCONVERT?
   I was not able to find  revision [14830] Could you please send a
   link?
  
   Regards,
  
   Wilmer Arellano
  
  
  
   On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 3:21 AM, Jakob Erdmann 
  namdre.s...@googlemail.com
   wrote:
  
   Hello Wilmer,
   I suppose on Ubuntu you were using the very latest svn revision.
   This
   contains a change for reducing the output regarding OSM compound
   edge
   types.
   As a side effect this revision also introduces new edge types which
   were not covered by your SF1.typ.xml file causing an import error.
   (i.e. there was a new type highway.primary|railway.abandoned)
   I have rethought the issue and patched netconvert to prevent
   unnecessary creation of new type names (the compound
   railway.abandoned is not used anyway so the type will be called
   highway.primary as before.
   In conclusion: using revision [14830] your import should succeed.
  
   regards,
   Jakob
  
   2013/10/10 Wilmer Arellano warel...@my.fau.edu:
I am trying to import an OSM map both under Windows 7 and Ubuntu
  12.10.
   
Using the exact same commands the import fails on Ubunto, but
works
  with
no
problem under Windows . The commands used are:
   
   
   1. osmGet.py --prefix SF1 --bbox 26.0937883, -80.1782227,
26.7578734,
   -80.0422668
   2. netconvert --remove-edges.by-type highway.secondary,
   highway.secondary_link, highway.tertiary,
highway.tertiary_link,
   highway.unclassified, highway.residential, highway.road,
   highway.living_street, highway.pedestrian, highway.service,
   highway.bus_guideway, highway.track, highway.services,
highway.unsurfaced,
   highway.footway, highway.path, highway.bridleway,
highway.cycleway,
   highway.step,  highway.steps, highway.stairs,
railway.rail,railway.tram,
   railway.light_rail, railway.subway, railway.preserved,
   railway.narrow_gauge, railway.monorail, railway.funicular