@inproceedings{6afef82c43bc47b49d026674f81783eb,
title = "Integrating driving simulation and traffic simulation: A case study",
abstract = "In this case study, a VISSIM microscopic traffic simulation was integrated with a DriveSafety driving simulation using the High Level Architecture. The goal was to integrate the two disparate, simulations such that a driver controlling a vehicle in the driving simulation would interact with other vehicles controlled by the traffic simulation. This level of interaction requires a two-way real time exchange of information between the simulations. Because of issues concerning the import/export capabilities of the simulation programs, and inconsistencies in model representation and meaning of data, as well as the delays in the transfer of data, only a one-way communication flow was established. Vehicle location data was sent from the traffic simulation to the driving simulation to create vehicles and control their movements; however the driving simulation maintained primary control over the vehicles.",
author = "Jenkins, {J. M.} and Rilett, {L. R.}",
year = "2005",
language = "English (US)",
isbn = "1894662083",
series = "Proceedings, Annual Conference - Canadian Society for Civil Engineering",
pages = "TR--168--1--TR--168--9",
booktitle = "Proceedings - 33rd CSCE Annual Conference 2005",
note = "33rd CSCE Annual Conference 2005 ; Conference date: 02-06-2005 Through 04-06-2005",
}