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Simulation of Urban MObility

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## Open Source Development

### Hosts

- sourceforge.net Host of open-source projects (about 100.000).
- freshmeat.net Portal to free applications

### How To Contribute

- 5 Ways to Contribute to Open Source Projects Without Coding

## Programming Tools

### Documentation

- Doxygen A class documentation utility.
- XMLMind XML Editor An editor supporting DocBook.
- DocBook - HowTo A description of how to use DocBook, the format used for SUMO-documentation.

### Software Engineering

- SourceMonitor A great source code metrics tool.

### Configuration Tools

- Autoconf Autoconf ftp-site.
- Automake Automake ftp-site.

## Open Source Traffic Simulation Packages

### Road Traffic in General

- Matsim A mesoscopic simulation package.
- JUTS - J-Sim based Urban Traffic Simulator A road traffic simulation based on cellular automata written in Java. [not revised].
- Trafix A road traffic simulation based on cellular automata written in C++. [not revised].
- Visual Traffic Simulation A java application which allows to build own networks and simulate them. [not revised].
- MITRASIM-2000 An (open source?) traffic simulation in Java. [not revised].
- Traffic Cellular Automata+ A java application to test cellular automata traffic models. Very nice, but runs on Java1.3 only.
- BABSIM A simulation mainly concentrating on highways (BAB=BundesAutoBahnen, Federal Highways). Not yet given o the public.
- TraffSpot A microscopic simulation with a nice 3D-view.

### Traffic Lights Optimisation

- Green Light District A software for testing optimisation methods from the artificial intelligence, such as reinforcement or genetic algorithms on their abilities to optimise traffic lights within a complex environment. Seems to be closed in July, 2001., works pretty fine.

### Applets

- Microsimulation of Road Traffic A very neat simulation applet based on the IDM-model that includes lane changing by Martin Treiber.

This page was last modified on 27 October 2011, at 10:14.