I am seeking guidance on how to integrate a VANET file, generated using SUMO, which encompasses the road network, vehicles, and routes, with NetSim. Specifically:
What steps are essential for linking this VANET file to NetSim?
Once connected, how can we facilitate communication traffic generation?
Is there compatibility to integrate SUMO files that are produced with the osmWebWizard.py tool?
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To establish a connection between a VANET file and NetSim, follow these essential steps:
1. Ensure synchronization between SUMO and NetSim by including a tag within the section of the SUMO configuration file. Here's an example:
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2. Import the modified SUMO configuration file into VANET NetSim. NetSim offers an option to load the SUMO configuration file for road simulation.
3. Ensure that Python and Pywin are installed, as they are necessary for the integration of SUMO and NetSim. For additional details, refer to the provided article: https://support.tetcos.com/support/solutions/articles/14000083140-please-explain-the-steps-involved-in-interfacing-sumo-with-netsim-
After importing the sumo file in NetSim, facilitating communication traffic generation is straightforward. Simply add an application between the source and destination devices.
You can refer to the video which explains the same https://youtu.be/fEEqgPAlWfo?feature=shared
NetSim is compatible with integrating SUMO files generated using the osmWebWizard.py tool. This compatibility extends to files created in a manner similar to SUMO configuration files produced by NetEdit (SUMO).
For more detailed information, you can refer to the article on this matter: https://support.tetcos.com/support/solutions/articles/14000106979-how-to-interface-sumo-with-netsim-using-osmwebwizard-
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