Integrated simulation of microscopic traffic flow and vehicle dynamics
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This paper demonstrates a method for integrating microscopic traffic simulation and vehicle
dynamics simulation using Simulation of Urban MObility (SUMO) and IPG CarMaker. The goal
is to combine the specific strength of both types of tools and this goal is achieved using the
Simulink interfaces that are available for both simulation tools. Two use-cases are presented
to demonstrate these strengths and the potential of an integrated simulation of microscopic
traffic flow and vehicle dynamics. In the first use case, the detailed vehicle dynamics simulation
is used on a road stretch with high curvature to determine maximum speeds along the road.
These speeds are afterwards transferred into the network of traffic flow simulation to achieve
more realistic speed distributions. Within the second use case, the integrated simulation is
used in order to test the detailed model of an automatic cruise control system with surrounding
traffic that shows stochastic behavior and does not rely on deterministic maneuver planning.
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