Hi Ifezue,
the concept of a line is that many vehicles operate on one logical line,
I recommend that you name your lines red,blue etc. as suggested by the
route names.
You should add the line attribute to the vehicle.
For the vehicles starting in your PersonFlow file at line 215 I would
use the attribute line=blue"
I my example I use a trip instead of a complete route, specifying only
the stops
<trip id="tram1" depart="100" departLane="best" departSpeed="max"
from="E35" to="E2" type="RB628" line="1">
<stop busStop="B1" duration="20"/>
--
</trip>
<trip id="tram2" depart="363" departLane="best" departSpeed="max"
from="E35" to="E2" type="RB628" line="1">
<stop busStop="B1" duration="20"/>
--
</trip>
Regards, Harald
Am 02.10.21 um 20:38 schrieb vincentobiako:
Jakob & Harald
I was able to get person agents to enter the buses successfully as I
wanted. However, when I added demand for a different bus route no
persons showed up at any of the designated bus stops for the new route
that I was trying to add demand to. I looked through my xml code and I
could not find any mistakes. I am not sure what could be causing this
mishap aside from the ‘lines’ keyword which may be getting confused
about if I am using a bus line id or a vehicle id. Please know that in
the ‘lines’ keyword I am referring to a vehicle id rather than a
particular bus line id. For reference, I have attached both my person
and vehicle xml files.
The problem in the person flow seems to be occurring after line 215
and I am not really sure what the issue is that is preventing the
person agents from appearing in my simulation during the designated
time range.
Thanks
Ifezue
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1. Instead of using a walk to the first busStop you can also define
your personFlow with
<personFlow id="pers2_4_" begin="0" end="3963" number="504" color="1,1,0">
<stop busStop="B2" duration="0/>
<ride busStop="B4" lines="1"/>
</personFlow>
Note, that this ignores the personCapacity of the busStop whereas
approaching the busStop with a walk with respect capacity and may
cause jamming on the sidewalk.
If you wish to create bus schedules with until and duration values
automatically, (i.e. based on a sequence of stops), see
https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Simulation/Public_Transport.html#importing_public_transport
<https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Simulation/Public_Transport.html#importing_public_transport>
2. No. You need two personFlows for this.
regards,
Jakob
Am Sa., 2. Okt. 2021 um 12:01 Uhr schrieb Harald Schaefer
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>:
Hi Ifezue,
i have build a simple model with 7 generic stations, my flows look
like this
<personFlow id="pers1_5_" begin="0" end="3963" number="2016"
color="1,0,1">
<walk from="AB1" busStop="B1"/>
<ride busStop="B5" lines="1"/>
<walk to="AB5"/>
</personFlow>
<personFlow id="pers2_3_" begin="0" end="3963" number="144"
color="1,0,0">
<walk from="AB2" busStop="B2"/>
<ride busStop="B3" lines="1"/>
<walk to="AB3"/>
</personFlow>
<personFlow id="pers2_4_" begin="0" end="3963" number="504"
color="1,1,0">
<walk from="AB2" busStop="B2"/>
<ride busStop="B4" lines="1"/>
<walk to="AB4"/>
</personFlow>
I have above two flows originating at station B2 and ending at
station B3 resp B4. My passengers have colors according to there
destination.
I have a script createFlow(root, start, to, number) and can use
lines like this
createFlow(root, 1, 2, 432)
createFlow(root, 1, 3, 1584)
createFlow(root, 1, 4, 2592)
createFlow(root, 1, 5, 2016)
createFlow(root, 2, 3, 144)
createFlow(root, 2, 4 , 504)
createFlow(root, 2, 5, 612)
createFlow(root, 2, 6 , 396)
to create personFlows according to a simple O/D-Matrix
Best regards, Harald
Am 01.10.21 um 23:55 schrieb vincentobiako:
Hello everyone
I have two questions or issues.
*_First question or issue:_*
I am currently trying to have a person flow appear at specific
bus stops within my network and I was wondering if there is a
way to have persons appear at a bus stop no matter the time of
arrival and have them enter a bus when it arrives at the
designated stop that the persons are located? I was wondering
because using keywords such as ‘until’ and ‘duration’ seem
quite tedious to use in my application of SUMO that has a
large road and bus network. Do you use the ‘triggered’
attribute? Also for some reference please see the attached xml
file for the ‘personFlow’ I am referring to.
Please know that I am trying to make the bus ridership in
simulation follow a specific ridership distribution.
*_Second question or issue:_*
I was wondering if you could have a person flow start at a one
bus stop and end at two different bus stop locations? If this
is possible how do you implement this in xml?
Thank you in advance
Ifezue
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