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6.2.1.5 Adaptive ANM Import<br />

Data Import/Export<br />

The adaptive ANM Import should be called only for a <strong>VISSIM</strong> network that<br />

has been originally created by means of an initial ANM Import.<br />

In contrast to the initial ANM Import, the Adaptive ANM Import works as<br />

follows:<br />

The initial ANM data which was saved by <strong>VISSIM</strong> during the initial ANM<br />

import is kept independently of manual refinements in the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network.<br />

During an adaptive ANM Import <strong>VISSIM</strong> compares the new ANM data with<br />

the saved initial ANM data and uses only the differences between the two<br />

data sets to adapt the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network accordingly. If a node has been<br />

changed in the ANM file only this node and the connected edges are created<br />

from scratch by the adaptive import, thus only manual geometry<br />

improvements in this (small) part of the network will get lost. All manual<br />

modifications of the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network in nodes (and edges) that are not<br />

affected by the changes in the ANM file remain intact, however, as do<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> network objects that have been added only in the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network<br />

editor.<br />

Adaptive ANM Import allows for:<br />

► Exporting changes to the original VISUM network into a previously<br />

exported <strong>VISSIM</strong> network which has been refined manually in the<br />

meantime without losing much of the work in the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network editor.<br />

► Loading a different demand scenario (matrix and assignment result) from<br />

VISUM - in this case the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network remains completely unchanged<br />

(unless a necessary parking lot or route need to be added).<br />

Routing data is imported adaptively only if the routes to be imported have<br />

been changed, i.e. if the *.ANMROUTES file has been changed.<br />

If the routes have been changed manually in <strong>VISSIM</strong> and the original<br />

*.ANMROUTES files shall be imported again, initial ANM import has to<br />

be used: Select only routing for import. Then, the network will remain<br />

unchanged.<br />

Starting the adaptive import also runs an additional check of the <strong>VISSIM</strong><br />

nodes. If a <strong>VISSIM</strong> node matches with an ANM zone it will be checked<br />

whether the current edge structure complies with the internal ANM<br />

attributes (IDs of the ANM zone connector) of the node.<br />

The node geometry cannot be restored if only node name or/and the link<br />

name and/or the link behavior type have changed.<br />

In case of changes to name or type, the reconstruction of the node<br />

geometry is forced on purpose in case of two parallel links between two<br />

nodes.<br />

Starting the Adaptive ANM Import<br />

Call FILE – IMPORT… - ANM ADAPTIVE to open the ANM Import Adaptive<br />

window.<br />

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