Hi Emre,
For me it it works fine. Both times the vehicle with ID "1.0" travels the
same distance. Please check your files whether you made some mistake during
copying...
Best regards
Mirko
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Betreff: [sumo-user] Calculating A Single Vehicle Road Length
Datum: 2024-01-19T12:22:19+0100
Von: "Emre AKISKALIOĞLU via sumo-user" <sumo-user@eclipse.org>
An: "SUMO-User mailing list, ." <sumo-user@eclipse.org>
Dear SUMO,
I'm trying to calculate a road length for my simulation. I have two
simulations that have the same values - have the same number of cars, same
network, same simulation duration. The only difference is one of them is
full of regular cars and the other one has EV defined.
I'm examining the first car called Vehicle 1.0. Generated emission output
for both using sumo -c run.sumocfg --emission-output emissions.xml code.
For the fuel simulation, Vehicle 1.0 has an average speed of 21.8075 m/s .
It stays 55 seconds so it should take 1999,41 meters.
For the EV simulation, the same car (Vehicle 1.0) has an average speed of
14,74 m/s. It also stays 55 seconds and has the same road so it should take
810,7 meters.
Why is it so different and am I looking at it the wrong way? Is there a
different way to calculate each vehicle's road length? Should I use the
pos values in the emissions output?
Sharing the documents in the attachment. Thanks in advance for the help!
Best Regards,
Emre AKISKALIOĞLU
PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering
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