You import ANM data adaptively, if the Vissim network was originally generated through an ANM import.
When the Vissim network was generated through an ANM import, the ANM raw data were saved by Vissim and even after being manually edited in the Network editor were not discarded. When an edited *.anm file is imported adaptively, Vissim only adopts the changes compared to the originally saved ANM data and adjusts the Vissim network accordingly. If a node is changed in the *.anm file, only the node and the edges connected to it are generated anew. This way, only manual changes made to this small part of the Vissim network are lost. All other manual changes made to the rest of the network and the Vissim network objects added in the Network editor are kept.
If after performing an ANM import, you define network objects on links and then select adaptive ANM Import, the network objects of the following network object types are retained. This applies to Vissim versions from 8.00-14 and 9.00-05.
Conflict areas are not retained.
When you start adaptive import, an additional check is performed of the Vissim nodes. If a Vissim node corresponds to an ANM zone, Vissim checks whether the current edge structure matches the internal ANM attributes, e.g. the ANM zone connectors IDs of the node.
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Notes:
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1. From the File menu, choose > Import > ANM Adaptive.
The ANM Import Adaptive window opens.
Adaptive ANM import uses all parameters of the original ANM import (Importing ANM data). Adaptive ANM import also provides the following options:
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Delete omitted objects |
Omitted objects might occur when after a first ANM export, the Visum network is edited in Visum and network objects are deleted that were part of the first import into Vissim. These network objects are not included in the *.anm file that is newly created for adaptive import.
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Complete routes after Import |
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2. Make the desired changes.
3. Click the Import button.
A network with network objects is generated (Generated network objects from the ANM import).