Approximately Orchestrated Routing and Transportation Analyzer: Large-scale traffic simulation for autonomous vehicles

作者: Dustin Carlino , Mike Depinet , Piyush Khandelwal , Peter Stone

DOI: 10.1109/ITSC.2012.6338701

关键词: EngineeringEmbedded systemMobile robotTraffic optimizationDigital mappingTraffic simulationData modelingMulti-agent systemIntersection (aeronautics)Routing (electronic design automation)Real-time computing

摘要: Autonomous vehicles have seen great advancements in recent years, and such are now closer than ever to being commercially available. The advent of driverless cars provides opportunities for optimizing traffic ways not possible before. This paper introduces an open source multiagent microscopic simulator called AORTA, which stands Approximately Orchestrated Routing Transportation Analyzer, designed autonomous at a city-wide scale. AORTA creates scale simulations the real world by generating maps using publicly available road data from OpenStreetMap (OSM). allows be set up through desired region anywhere matter minutes. optimization creating intelligent behaviors individual driver agents intersection policies followed these agents. These define how interact with one another, control when they cross intersections, route their destination. demonstrates simple application experiment testing

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