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New Developments in VISSIM
PTV Vision Asia-Pacific Users Group Meeting 2011, Brisbane Australia
Julian Laufer, PTV Asia-Pacific
Overview
> SCATS Data Importer
> VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle Simulation
> VISSIM 5.40: Pedestrian Simulation
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> VISSIM 5.40: Pedestrian Simulation
> Preview: VISSIM-R (6.00)
> Paramics Network Importer
> SIDRA Model Importer
VISSIM 5.40
> New Red Icon for VISSIM
> Release notes now in PDF format
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Blocking time distribution for on-street parking
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Link filter for vehicle record
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Additional driving behavior parameters:> lateral behaviour parameters
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What’s my benefit?No change if lessAngle right/ angle left
VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> New Driving Behaviour State: CloseUp> provides a smoother deceleration process up to a standing
obstacle, avoiding unrealistic acceleration after the leading vehicle has (almost) stopped
> Derived from emissions modelling with Toyota fleet
> Vehicles slow down from max look ahead distance in CF
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> Vehicles slow down from max look ahead distance in CF behaviour
Default closeup behavior
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acc(t) Wiedemann 74 [m/s²]
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Smooth closeup behavior
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acc(t) Wiedemann 74 [m/s²]
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Cooperative Lane Changing
> Vehicle pays attention to x number of upstream vehicles in necessary lane change
> Previously only one vehicle considered as object becomes trailing vehicle
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Cooperative Lane Change
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VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Advanced Merging> better tactical look ahead by merging vehicles and by cooperative trailing vehicles
on the target lane
> Utilises Number of Observed vehicles on Car Following Behaviour
> more vehicles to change lanes earlier
> increases the capacity
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> increases the capacity
> reduces the probability of standing vehicles waiting for a lane change.
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Advanced merging
Average Speed [mph]
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HCM 2000
W99 default
W99 advanced + coop lc
W99 advanced + coop lc + 5 obs
W74 default
W74 advanced + coop lc
W74 advanced + coop lc + 5 obs
Weaving Non weaving
VISSIM 5.40: Vehicle simulation
> Simulation Paramters
> Use Gradient from z Coords> Relates gradient calculation for link
by height measures
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> Retrospective Synch> Only for hardware in the loop
Announcement
> VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation is available as stand-alone solution VISWALK
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation
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To avoid confusion
> All existing and presented pedestrian functionality available in VISSIM Ped and VISWALK
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VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation
New Features
> CAD import
> O-D matrix dialog
> O-D matrix evaluations
> Escalators & moving walkways
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> Escalators & moving walkways
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: CAD Import
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> Import *.dwg files to VISSIM
> Use cases> Use existing models
> Use AutoCAD to prepare new models
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: CAD Import
> Created objects> Areas
> Obstacles
> Mapping of CAD Layers > Level
> Type (Area or Obstacle)
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> Type (Area or Obstacle)
> Display Type
> Z-Coordinate
> Thickness
> CAD models need some preparation (see manual)
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: CAD Import
> Example
1st Level 2nd Level
wall wall
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floor floor
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: O-D Matrix Dialog
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> Entering and editing of pedestrian demand in matrix format
> Remember: Flows are in persons/hour !!!
> Automatic creation of Input and Routes
> Pass data between spreadsheets and VISSIM
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: O-D Matrix Dialog
> Time intervals> Input and route need share the same interval
> Synchronization of Route splits and OD flows
Sum is preservedAdapt OD flow
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O \ D 2 3
1 100 100
Route 1 > 2 1 > 3
Split 1 1
O \ D 2 3
1 100 100
Route 1 > 2 1 > 3
Split 1 1
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Route 1 > 2 1 > 3
Split 1 1
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67 =200=200
route splits are adapted
Sum is preservedAdapt OD flow
Adapt route splits
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: O-D Matrix Evaluations
> Alternative way to look at the results
> Output data> Travel time
> Delay
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Travel time:
0s-75s 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
59 35.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
60 0 35.2 0 0 0 0 0 0
61 0 0 35.3 0 0 0 0 0
62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
63 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0
64 0 0 0 0 0 35.6 0 0
65 0 0 0 0 0 0 35.6 0
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> Relative Delay
> Volume
> Time intervals> travel time measurements dialog
> aggregated results
> Contains only arrived Pedestrians
65 0 0 0 0 0 0 35.6 0
66 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35.3
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: Escalators
> Types> Escalator
> Moving walkway
> Additional Parameters
(speed, direction, layout)
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> Routes consider direction …
> Coming very soon:
Walking on escalators
Behind the scenes:
Green Transportation
VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: Elevators
Elevator
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VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: Level of Service
>New option for LOS display: A pedestrian can be "spread" over multiple cells (useful if the cells are smaller than a pedestrian).
>The radius of this approximated circle can be 1->5 cells.
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VISSIM Pedestrian Simulation: Level of Service
Individuals Average (Time Interval)
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Worst of Interval AveragesAverage (Cumulative)
> Multiple network windows
> List windows, coupled lists
> Network editor> New toolbar
> Multiple object types
> Undo
VISSIM-R (6.00)
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> Undo
> Generic attribute model
> Quick view window
> COM access to all network objects
> Evaluation attributes
> New file concept
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Paramics Importer
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>Yet to bring in signals>Still beta testing>Free conversion until licensed options
Future Directions
>SIDRA to VISUM to VISSIM
VISUM
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