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Welcome to SUMOWiki
This Wiki contains information about the Sumo (Simulation for Urban MObility) simulation framework. Here you can get answers to frequently asked questions or follow Tutorials. Furthermore this Wiki serves as communication platform for the Sumo developers and last but not least as a project reference concerning projects and publications in connection with Sumo.
The content of this Wiki is freely editable according to the wiki style. That means, whenever You find a solution to a problem mentioned on the mailing lists, feel free to add an article to this Wiki or an entry to the frequently asked questions. Here is a short help on editing articles.
Please do not ask questions inside the Wiki. Use the mailing lists for that purpose. If you want to report a bug, please use the Sourceforge BugTracker.
This page is also our central hub linking to the most important pages.
Project reference
- Projects - this contains references to all projects using Sumo, if you start a new one, please add a line (and possibly a link) there
- Publications - a list of publications either referring to Sumo or referred by Sumo (e.g. in the user documentation), if you publish something please add a link
- Links - related projects and other pages of interest
User documentation
- FAQ - frequently asked questions
- Tutorial - first steps in Sumo
- Glossary - Sumo terms and abbreviations explained
- CommandLine - thorough list of command line options
- DFRouter - some information about the dfrouter
- ChangeLog - information about the changes between two releases
- FreeNetworks - some information about sources of networks and how to parse them
- DataDefinitions - more documentation about data formats (in work)
- AdditionalTools - some additional applications that ease the work
- Additional Documentation
- Persian SUMO tutorial; thanks to Omid Mohajerani
- Persian tutorial on "Vehicular Adhoc Network Simulation With NS2, SUMO And MOVE"; thanks to Omid Mohajerani
Developer documentation
- CurrentCVSModifications - see ChangeLog
- CodeStyle - information about how the sourcecode should look like
- Roadmap - information about what has been done and what will be done in the next time
- Tests - which tests we have and how to run them
- UsedLibraries - which libraries are used
- BugsReTracked - some comments about solved bugs
- ToRecheck - things to revisit
- HowToRelease - how to build a release
- ImplementationNotes - more information about several subtopics (error handling, options sub system)
- QuickHacks - examples for extending SUMO
- SumoModules - some information about the submodules of the SUMO package
Build instructions
- InstallBinary - How to use the binary Windows distribution
- Build - General build information (includes doc building)
- LinuxBuild - how to build on Linux
- DailyBuild - What is done regularly and where to find the logs
- Status page
- WindowsBuild - how to build on Windows
Extensions
Related to C2C
- TraCI: A Framework for Coupling Road Traffic and Network Simulators
- TraceExporter - Transforms SUMO-netstate dumps into ns2-trace files (home: http://www.auto-nomos.de)
- TraNS - Traffic and Network Simulation environment for design, implementation and realistic evaluation of VANET applications. It is based on TraCI (home: http://trans.epfl.ch)
- RapidGenerationOfRealisticSimulationForVANET - Connection between SUMO and ns2 (home: http://lens1.csie.ncku.edu.tw/MOVE/index.htm)
- Veins - Connection between SUMO and OMNeT++ (home: http://www7.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/veins/)
Related to network building/processing
Related to online calibration
- iTranSIM - extension of SUMO by online-calibration using induction loop data by Tino Morenz
Related to other topics
- eWorld - an application that allows to convert and enrich roads networks; interaction is done via the TraCI-protocol (home: http://eworld.sourceforge.net/)
Some old pages can be found in our attic.
