ots-imb 0.12.00 – OTS-IMB

OTS - Open Traffic Simulation

OpenTrafficSim aims to bring traffic simulation to a new level:

OpenTrafficSim combines micro-simulation, macro-simulation and meta-simulation in a single environment.
OpenTrafficSim combines all traffic modes (private cars, buses, trains, bicycles, pedestrians, airlines, etc.) in a single simulator.
OpenTrafficSim uses DJUNITS for a strongly typed unit system for values. A length scalar cannot be added to a time scalar; if length is divided by time, a speed variable results. This is all checked at compile time rather than at run time.
OpenTrafficSim uses DSOL as the underlying, powerful simulation platform. DSOL takes care of time advance mechanisms, discrete-event and continuous simulation, random streams, probability distribution functions, experiment management, etc..

OTS-IMB is the Open Traffic Simulation module for linking OTS to TNO's Urban Strategy IMB message bus.

More information about IMB can be found at https://github.com/ecodistrict/IDSSFramework/wiki.
A PDF document with the design can be found at http://ecodistr-ict.eu/public-resources. Look for deliverable D4.234.
And a document with the first implementation atcan be found at http://ecodistr-ict.eu/public-resources. Look for deliverable D4.7.
In general, information about IMB is available at GitHub under https://github.com/ecodistrict. Note that we use IMB version 3 in this project, where github shows the development of version 4.

OpenTrafficSim has an open source BSD 3-clause license.

Third party components used in OpenTrafficSim can not have a license that is more restrictive than BSD, Apache, MIT, LGPL, Eclipse.
OpenTrafficSim can be incorporated in part or in full in other products for any use (educational, commercial, whatever).
OpenTrafficSim may be extended, evolved by anyone into anything else for any purpose.