FORESEE : A simulation platform for experiments on road traffic self-organization mechanisms

Based on traffic data acquisition by the vehicles themselves, road traffic self-organization has been studied for several years. Geolocation equipment is now available at an affordable cost. With the IEEE-802.11p standard, wireless inter-vehicle communication is of age. This explains current interest for this subject, the practical applications being immediate.

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