Editing the driving behavior parameter Meso
Mesoscopic simulation uses a simplified vehicle following model (Car following model for mesoscopic simulation) for modeling vehicle behavior.
1. On the Base Data menu, click > Driving Behaviors.
The list of defined network objects for the network object type opens.
The list shows driving behavior parameter sets. Some driving behavior parameter sets can be predefined.
By default, you can edit the list (Using lists).
You can edit all driving behavior parameters for lane change, lateral behavior and following behavior in the list or in tabs with the following steps.
Note: In lists, you can use the Attribute selection icon to show and hide attribute values (Selecting attributes and subattributes for columns of a list). |
2. Right-click the entry of your choice.
3. On the shortcut menu, click Edit.
The Driving Behavior window opens.
4. Select the Meso tab.
5. Make the desired changes:
Long name | Short name | Description |
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Meso reaction time | MesoReactTime |
Temporal safety distance [s] (response time), default value 1.20 s |
Meso standstill distance | MesoStandDist |
Meso standstill distance of vehicles, default value 2.00 m. Meso standstill distance + vehicle length = effective vehicle length for mesoscopic simulation The vehicle length depends on the vehicle type. |
Meso maximum wait time | MesoMaxWaitTime |
Meso maximum waiting time:: Period after which a vehicle waiting at the node entry enters the node from a minor flow direction, even if the time gap in the major flow direction is too short. This way, a minimum number of vehicles of the minor flow direction get to enter the node, despite the heavy traffic in the major flow direction. Default 120 s, value range 0 s to 100,000 s. |
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