Hello everyone,

How the osm node ids and the sumo junction ids are related? I am looking at
LuST. The lust.net.xml file has junction ids for the junctions. For
example,
<junction id="-26782" type="priority".....>

Same is present at Lust.polygons.osm file as
<node id='-26782' visible='true' lat='49.6285696' lon='6.0618223' />

And in the lust.legacy.scenario.osm file as
<node id='-26782' visible='true' lat='49.5852427' lon='6.0883019' />

In the last two files, the node ids are same but their lat lon are
different. Why?
Also when it is made to the lust.net.xml how they are mapped and from which
file?

I am trying to plot few junctions and their connecting edges (like a tree)
on top of the map file (osm file). Now the processing is done with the sumo
ids and when I try the same ids to plot on the osm file some of the nodes
are not matching or their connecting paths are not matching (i.e they are
distant nodes, not adjacent). I am confused with the ids of the osm files
and the sumo files and how they are related?

BDW is there any way so that I can plot few junctions and their connecting
edges (like a tree) on the sumo file itself rather than on the osm map
file? I know about NetEdit and can manually select the junction and edge
ids to plot them. But I have too many nodes to plot manually. How do I
solve this issue?

Thanks.
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