SiTR (Road traffic simulation) is a simulation tool with a goal to analyse road traffic and give statistics on its users and the road network itself. Vehicles can behave differently based on the type of controllers they are assigned. One goal is to make conclusions on the effect of augmenting autonomous vehicles amounts in a standard setting (with other, non autonomous vehicles).
In this sense, SiTR has a microscopic approach to simulation, but it will also be able to get more global statistics from the simulation. Its analyses will be run on predefined, small-scale scenarios. These will simulate a small and interesting part of a road network.
Development team:
| Name | Github | |
|---|---|---|
| Loris Gilliand (project lead) | [email protected] | texx94 |
| Alexandre Monteiro Marques | [email protected] | X-Brast |
| Eric Noël (deputy project lead) | [email protected] | Eric-Noel |
| Mateo Tutic | [email protected] | mtutic |
| Luc Wachter | [email protected] | Laykel |
| Simon Walther | [email protected] | Waltharnack |
This software requires Java 8 or above and the following tools and libraries:
- Apache Maven v. 3.5.4
- jUnit v. 4.11
- Lombok v. 1.18.2
- Since the project uses Apache Maven, running
mvn packageshould suffice to run tests and create the jar file (when applicable).
- To do when we have something to run.
Class diagrams, mockups and style guidelines in the wiki.
User manual: to do.
API documentation: to generate.