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VISSIM 8 INTRODUCTION WORKSHOP

SIGIT W. PRASETYA
Director TRANSFORUM
PTV Certified Trainer
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sigit@transforum.co.id
THE TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES
OF TODAY AND TOMORROW

Urbanization

Accessibility
&
Insufficient affordability
road safety of transport
services

Climate
?
change &
GHG, Motorization
pollution,
noise

Congestion

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THE TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES
OF TODAY AND TOMORROW

Transportation
Planning

Public
Road Safety
Transport

Transportation
Network /
Model

Reduction of
GHG, Noise, Traffic
Pollution Engineering

Traffic
Management

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TRANSPORTATION MODELLING ANSWERING QUESTIONS!

of new road infrastructure of Public Transport changes

of new New of demographical


developments Commercial changes
zone

of mobilty pricing Of changing


Super 1 ,9 9
fuel costs
Maut
Diesel 1 ,9 5
Peage

of regulative actions of new signal programs


Program 1 Program 2
tC = 60s tC = 90s
tg1= 20s tg1= 30s
tg2= 28s tg2= 48s

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Transportation Modeling Approaches

Modeling of individual vehicles and their interactions


(PTV Vissim)

Modeling of individual Modeling of individual


vehicles which move vehicles but based on
through the network based simplified assumptions
on macroscopic properties regarding their behaviors

Vehicles move through the Cell based approaches


network as packages of
vehicles

Modeling of traffic using the relationship between


aggregated quantities like flow, speed, density
(PTV Visum)

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Transportation Modeling Tools

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WHEN TO USE PTV VISION TRAFFIC SUITE?

Regional and Citywide


Strategic Planning
Visum

Large-scale Traffic Studies,


Small-scale Plans

Localized Operations, Traffic Vistro


Impact Analyses / Studies for
Improvement Identification

Detailed Operational Analysis /


Design Analysis Vissim

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What is VISUM?
1. Transportation Planning Platform

2. Integrated Multimodal Network Model

3. Windows Interface

4. Extensive GIS Functionalities

5. Advanced Environment for Assignment

6. Analysis and Optimisation of Networks

7. Transportation Intelligence for public


and private transport
Short Introduction to
Transportation Modelling
Travel Demand modelling
Assignment
How do we model travel demand?
Demand for activities ? Which destination ?

caf 1

3000m caf 2

Which mode ? caf 3


Which route ?
By foot?
By bike? 1
By car?
By PuT?
caf 3
caf 3

2
Traffic demand models the famous 4 steps
1. Trip Generation 2. Trip Distribution

3. Mode Choice 4. Assignment


Analysing Transport Demand
Desire Lines
to display structure and volumes
of O-D relations,
typically based on an aggregate
matrix (main zones)
What is an assignment?
What is an assignment?
The first iteration

60min

30min
The solution: the equilibrium

28min
16min

13min
25min
SOME BASICS
PTV VISION SUITE

REAL-TIME TRAFFIC
STRATEGIC PLANNING OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS
MANAGEMENT

PTV Vissim
Planning tool for detailed, operational level analysis
Multi-modal microscopic simulation

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OVERVIEW OF SIMULATION MODELING WITH VISSIM
Some previous applications of VISSIM includes:
Feasibility and traffic impact studies
Easy comparison of design alternative (stop sign and signalised controlled intersection,
roundabouts, grade separated interchanges, etc)
Capacity and operations analyses of complex station (rail and bus systems)
Evaluation and optimisation of traffic operations (coordinated and actuated traffic
signals)
Evaluation and fine tuning of signal control logic using VAP and built in signal control
packages such as SCATS, SCOOT
Pedestrian flows in streets and buildings allow for a wide range of new applications

The VISSIM package internally consists of two parts


Traffic simulator
Microscopic traffic flow simulation model; including car following and lane change logic
Signal state generator
Signal control software
Taking detector information from traffic simulator (time step basis down to 1/10 of a sec)
Determines the signal state for the next time step and returns this to the traffic simulator

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KAJI SOFTWARE VISSIM SOFTWARE
1997 and NEVER updated First 1992 and ALWAYS updated
developed
Pendekatan empiris di kota-kota besar di Indonesia Analysis Pendekatan empiris di wilayah kajian saat ini
saat itu kemudian diformulasikan dengan varian method kemudian disimulasikan sesuai dengan model
penyesuaian yang mempengaruhi perilaku lalu dasar lalu lintas dari pergerakan kendaraan
lintas
Terbatas pada aplikasi sebuah segmen tertutup; Scope of Ruang lingkup aplikasi berkisar dari berbagai isu
tidak dapat mengukur kinerja jaringan keseluruhan application untuk tujuan ilustrasi dan komunikasi untuk publik
Data volume menggunakan Satuan Mobil Base volume Data volume menggunakan Satuan Kendaraan
Penumpang (SMP) sehingga lalu lintas yang input dengan simulasi multi-modal mampu
digunakan selalu mengasumsikan besaran mobil memperhitungkan lebih dari satu jenis lalu lintas
penumpang
Kapasitas dasar dihitung berdasarkan jumlah lajur Capacity Kapasitas jalan dipengaruhi oleh jumlah lajur jalan,
mobil karena satuan yang dipakai adalah SMP factor karakteristik dan perilaku pergerakan kendaraan
DOS/Windows 97/XP/Vista OS Computer Windows 7/8/10

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OVERVIEW OF SIMULATION MODELING WITH VISSIM

What is the maximum network size that VISSIM can handle?


There is no built-in limit to the network size that VISSIM can handle
Maximum network size is only limited by computer resources
Apart of hardware, the simulation speed mainly depends on the number vehicles
simultaneously simulated in the network, number of signal controls, and number
of possible paths (when dynamic assignment is used)

What are typical times to create a VISSIM network?


The geometric coding can be finished within few hours for the simple 4-leg junctions
Coding an existing signal control depends heavily on the on the control logic

What is general process for developing a VISSIM model?


There is 5 steps to developing a VISSIM model, i.e.:
a) Identification of model scope (geographic and temporal)
b) Data collection and preparation
c) Base model development (network coding)
d) Error Checking
e) Model calibration and validation

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DATA REQUIREMENTS
GEOMETRIC DATA
Roadway segments length, width, gradient and number of lanes
Intersection length, width, gradient and number of lanes include lane designations and the
storage length of designated turn pocket.
Field observations are required to determine unusual network geometry and driving behavior

TRAFFIC DATA
Speed changes, intersection control device (e.g. stop, yield and signal head), locations and signal-
timing plans
The location where vehicles modify their desired speeds are also required. Speed changes in
VISSIM can be temporary or permanent.
Speed in VISSIM is defined as a distribution rather than a fixed value; its an important parameter
that has a significant influence on roadway capacity and achievable travel speeds.
Link entry volumes can be defined for different time period in terms of vehicles per hours if time
period is different from one hour.

VEHICLE CHARACTERISTICS

Vehicle compositions and dimensions include maximum acceleration and maximum deceleration
Default setting passenger car, single-unit truck, trailer truck, single-unit bus and articulated bus

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DATA REQUIREMENTS

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DATA REQUIREMENTS
SIGNAL CONTROL
SIGNAL CONTROLLER TYPES IN VISSIM

Signal Control

SG Based
Controller fix.
Type
Vissig act.
Stage Based VAP/VisVAP
ext.

Other External
Virtual Controller: External Controller:
Controller:
SCOOT, SCATS, RBC, McCain, D4
Signal API, COM

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DATA REQUIREMENTS
SIGNAL CONTROL
VAP/VISVAP: ACTUATED SIGNAL CONTROL
Flowchart based programming
SG based or stage based
Any kind of signal control logic
Vehicle Actuation
PT Preemption

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MODEL DEVELOPMENT COMPONENTS

Network Traffic Control


Results &
- Roadway - Vehicles & Routing - Unsignalized
Interfacing
- Transit - Behavior - Signals

NETWORK CONTROL

VISSIM uses a link-connector structure to provide a


Its required to define how traffic behaves in case
flexible representation of the network geometry. Links
conflicting movements. The control element in a VISSIM
are the basic network element representing roadway
network include stop signs, conflict areas, priorities rules
segments with a specific direction; and they are
and signal heads for intersection control; speed reduction
connected by Connectors for continuing traffic.
areas and desired speed decision points for speed
changes; and routing decision points for routing control.
TRAFFIC
Traffic building block is used to represent the vehicular
movements in the network. Traffic demand in VISSIM is
specified by traffic composition, Vehicle volume, and
travel routes.

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Results and Interfacing
Simulation

Video

Aggregated
Results Raw Data
(Protocols)

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Simulation Result:
INTEGRATION WITH PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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Simulation Result:
SIMULASI SIMPANG

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RESULTS
Aggregated Results Raw Data (Protocols)

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RESULTS IN LISTS Can also be exported to
text files and data bases

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AGENDA : VISSIM 8 - INTRODUCTION WORKSHOP

Session #1 Session #2

Background Image Node Results


Developing Model Network Parking Lots
Vehicle Inputs and Static Routes Static 3D Models
Signal Controller (fixed time) 3D Traffic Signals
Conflict Area & Priority Rules AVI Recording

INSTALATION

Select ENGLISH
then click NEXT

Double Left Click

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PTV VISSIM
TRAINING COURSES
Basic Tutorial

Modelling Basics Using Microscopic Pedestrian simulation


Traffic Flow Simulation with PTV Vissim with PTV Viswalk
(3 days) (1 day)
Advanced

Modelling Vehicle- Extending PTV Vissim


Actuated Signal using the COM
Programs with VisVAP interface
(1 day) (1 day)

Individual training and In-house training : Available on request

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Size of software packages
VISUM size 0 1 2 3 4 5
Number of zones 100 400 1,000 3,000 5,000 7,500
Number of time profiles 1,000 10,000 30,000 50,000 80,000 120,000
VISSIM size
Number of signalized intersections 3 20 50 unlimited unlimited unlimited
Size of road network lin X- or Y- directions (km) 1.5 x 1.5 10 x 10 100 x 100 unlimited unlimited unlimited
Pedestrian simulation size
Maximum number of pedestrians simultaneously
10,000 50,000 100,000
in system
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