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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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The subroute to be closed is defined in<br />

the same way as a static route is<br />

defined, i.e. they have a starting point<br />

and a destination point.<br />

Route closures can be created and<br />

edited using the Routing Decisions mode<br />

by selecting Closure in the Create<br />

routing decision window. For more<br />

information on Routing Decisions please<br />

refer to section 6.4.4.<br />

12.8.5 Generation of Static Routing<br />

Assignment Control<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> offers the possibility to convert the current state of the Dynamic<br />

Assignment (the routes found and their volumes) into a <strong>VISSIM</strong> model with<br />

static routes. It is then possible to use the simulation without the Dynamic<br />

Assignment module; in other words: the assignment is frozen.<br />

Vehicle inputs and routing decisions are created from the current data of the<br />

Dynamic Assignment files (*.WEG, *.BEW, *.FMA).<br />

Make sure, that the simulation period is a multiple of the evaluation interval<br />

for Dynamic assignment, since path file and cost file save the data by<br />

interval and would otherwise be incomplete.<br />

Vehicle inputs and routing decisions are directly generated from the route<br />

volumes being stored in the path file:<br />

► At least one vehicle input per time interval is created for each origin<br />

parking lot (parking lot with relative flow > 0). Its volume is summed up<br />

from all volumes of paths listed in the *.WEG file which start from this<br />

parking lot.<br />

► One static routing decision is created for each origin parking lot per<br />

vehicle type group which is a set of vehicle types with identical route<br />

choice behavior in the Dynamic assignment (identical cost coefficients,<br />

identical connector closures, identical destination parking lot selection<br />

parameters etc.). The relative flow of each route to a destination parking<br />

lot equals the path volume listed in the path file.<br />

- The identifier of any vehicle input automatically created is 1,000<br />

times the parking lot number plus the index of the time interval.<br />

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