Saving incident data to a file
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Note: You must have an automotive license. |
Incident data can reveal modeling errors in the Vissim network, such as incorrectly configured conflict areas.
Ensure that the simulation parameters specify at least 10 time steps per simulation second for simulation resolution. This enables Vissim to detect collisions occurring within a single time step.
You can output the following data and data formats:
Output |
Text file |
Database file |
Attribute file from attribute list |
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Aggregated data |
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Raw data |
*.inc |
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Defining evaluation of the discharge record results
1. On the Evaluation menu, click > Configuration > Direct Output tab.
2. In the Incidents row, select the option Write to file.
3. You can change the time if you wish (Using the Direct output function to save evaluation results to files).
4. Confirm with OK.
5. Start the simulation (Running a simulation).
An *.inc file (Incidents protocol) is saved. If the file was created based on the simulation of a scenario, the file name contains the name of the scenario.
Result of incidents evaluation
The *.inc file containing incident data may include the following:
Element |
Description |
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File |
Path and name of network file |
Comment |
Optional comment from the simulation parameters |
Date |
Time of evaluation |
PTV Vissim |
Version number, service pack number, build number |
Data block |
Each row contains data for an incident and the two involved vehicles (1 and 2), separated by ';’.
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*.inc file with incident data - example:
Incidents protocol
File: C:\Users\Public\Documents\PTV Vision\PTV Vissim 2025\Examples Demo\3D - Complex Intersection Karlsruhe.DE\Karlsruhe 3D.inpx
Comment: Karlsruhe 3D example
Date: 27.02.2025 17:47:46
Application: PTV Vissim 2025.00-05* [290294]
EndTime;StartTime;VehNo_Veh1;VehType_Veh1;Link_Veh1;Lane_Veh1;Position_Veh1; VehNo_Veh2;VehType_Veh2;Link_Veh2;Lane_Veh2;Position_Veh2; IncidentType;
12.800;12.800; 19; 610; 16; 2;10.103; 20; 100; 16; 2;14.029; Collision;
14.000;13.700; 19; 610; 16; 2;10.455; 24; 100; 16; 3;9.598; Collision;
66.800;66.000; 67; 100;311; 2;8.062; 75; 100;10294; 1;3.571; Collision;
75.800;53.200; 11; 620;375; 2;8.850; 46; 610;375; 2;7.098; Collision;
76.300;53.300; 46; 610;375; 2;7.158; 51; 610;375; 2;5.415; Collision;
76.800;53.200; 51; 610;375; 2;5.310; 52; 620;375; 2;3.572; Collision;
77.700;77.000; 67; 100;311; 2;8.062; 93; 100;10294; 1;3.388; Collision;
78.900;78.200; 41; 620;311; 1;2.873; 93; 100;384; 1;0.961; Collision;
88.000;86.800; 91; 610;10207; 2;0.120; 131; 100;10047; 1;7.551; Collision;
97.900;96.500; 187; 100; 16; 3;7.180; 188; 100; 16; 2;6.318; Collision;