Learn about the current state and future development of bicycle traffic simulation in SUMO through this 14-minute conference talk. Explore how microscopic traffic simulation tools, primarily focused on motor vehicles, are adapting to include various micro-mobility modes like bicycles, e-bikes, and cargo bikes. Discover the outcomes of a workshop organized by the SUMO team at DLR that assessed bicycle simulation capabilities, identified limitations, and prioritized future feature implementations. Gain insights into different aspects of bicycle traffic simulation, including following behavior, lateral movements, intersections, routing, and network considerations. Understand the growing importance of incorporating diverse micro-mobility modes in traffic simulation studies, particularly in urban areas where they represent a significant modal share. Follow along as the presentation covers the challenges of differentiating between various personal mobility devices and the proposed solutions for enhancing SUMO's capabilities in simulating non-motorized traffic.
The State of Bicycle Modeling in SUMO - Current Capabilities and Future Development
Eclipse Foundation via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Motivation
Subtopics
Following behavior
Lateral movements
Intersections
Routing
Network
Conclusion
Taught by
Eclipse Foundation