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In order to simulate the multiple vehicle (mode) types on the network, minimally one need to (steps are for the releases and nightly builds after 0.8.1):

  • set the allowed modes for each link in the network file
  • set the leg mode for each trip in the plans file
  • set the available vehicle types (for e.g. car, bicycle) 
  • inform mobility simulation (currently only for "qsim") about main modes, and link dynamics (for e.g. FIFO, PassingQ...)
  • inform the router about network modes
  • create travel time calculator for all main modes
  • set the scoring (utility) parameters 

In the following, these are further explained. 


Network

A list of available (allowed) modes for each link can be set as follows. The list of allowed modes could be different for different links. 

...
  <link id="1" from="1" to="2" length="10000.00" capacity="36000" freespeed="27.78" permlanes="1" modes="car,bicycle" />
<link id="2" from="2" to="3" length="10000.00" capacity="3600" freespeed="27.78" permlanes="1" modes="car,bicycle" />
...

Plans

Assign a leg mode between each pair of activities. Different modes can be set for different trips of a person.

...
<person id="1">
<plan>
<act type="h" x="-25000" y="0" link="1" end_time="06:00" />
<leg mode="car"> </leg>
<act type="w" x="10000" y="0" link="20" dur="00:10" />
<leg mode="car"> </leg>
<act type="h" x="-25000" y="0" link="1" />
</plan>
</person>

<person id="6">
<plan>
<act type="h" x="-25000" y="0" link="1" end_time="06:00" />
<leg mode="bicycle"> </leg>
<act type="w" x="10000" y="0" link="20" dur="00:30" />
<leg mode="bicycle"> </leg>
<act type="h" x="-25000" y="0" link="1" />
</plan>
</person>
...

Vehicles

This is an additional file required for mixed traffic conditions. Minimally, the maximum speed and passenger car equivalents (PCE) of a vehicle, and vehicle type for each person are set in this file.

...
<vehicleType id="car">
  <maximumVelocity meterPerSecond="16.67"/>
  <passengerCarEquivalents pce="1.0"/>
  ...
 </vehicleType>
 
<vehicleType id="bicycle">
  <maximumVelocity meterPerSecond="4.17"/>
  <passengerCarEquivalents pce="0.25"/>
  ...
 </vehicleType>

Configuration

For the mixed traffic conditions, the mobility simulation (currently only for "qsim") needs to be informed about the main modes, source of vehicles, link dynamics (FIFO, PassingQ, SeepageQ) and traffic dynamics (queue, withHoles).

<module name="qsim">
   ...
  <param name="vehiclesSource" value="modeVehicleTypesFromVehiclesData" />
  <param name="mainMode" value="car,bicycle" />
  <param name="linkDynamics" value="PassingQ" />
  <param name="trafficDynamics" value="queue" />
</module>

 Main modes are physically simulated on the network, thus router needs to be informed about these modes as follows. 

<module name="planscalcroute" >
   ...
  <param name="networkModes" value="car,bicycle" />
</module>


Also, state, for all main modes, a travel time calculator should be created which will be further used to get the travel dis-utilities.

<module name="travelTimeCalculator" >
     <param name="analyzedModes" value="car,bicycle" />
     <param name="separateModes" value="true" />
</module>


To calculate the dis-utility for the stated mode, the utility parameters should be set, i.e.

<module name="planCalcScore">    
   <parameterset type="modeParams" >
     <param name="constant" value="0.0" />
     <param name="marginalUtilityOfDistance_util_m" value="0.0" />
     <param name="marginalUtilityOfTraveling_util_hr" value="-6.0" />
     <param name="mode" value="bicycle" />
      <param name="monetaryDistanceRate" value="0.0" />
   </parameterset>
</module>



For the time being, it unfortunately does not run with also a Java code piece: In addition to the above, network router needs a travel time and travel disutility calculator for all network modes other than car. This can be set as follows. One can set own travel time calculator and travel disutility factors.

...
controler.addOverridingModule(new AbstractModule() {
 @Override
 public void install() {
 addTravelTimeBinding("bicycle").to(networkTravelTime());
 addTravelDisutilityFactoryBinding("bicycle").to(carTravelDisutilityFactoryKey());
 }
});

Above is not required anymore (29.09.2016). 

See  MATSIM-585 - Getting issue details... STATUS  for possible progress on this.



For illustration, minimal inputs files for "equil-network" are created, which are available matsim/examples/scenarios/equil-mixedTraffic.

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