SUMO and the Transportation GeoXchange (TGX)
summary
SUMO is embedded into a cloud SaaS Transportation GeoXchange that runs server-side SUMO deployments as ArcGIS portal items, containerized via ArcGIS Notebooks so users launch concurrent simulations. Simulated feeds and live sources (TTC live bus, Montreal/Rotterdam open 3D data) are hybridized and visualized as 3D digital twins, with data ingested and broadcast streaming via ArcGIS Velocity web sockets. Demonstrated capabilities include authoritative municipal road networks, real‑time sensor integration, curbside/work‑zone scenario testing and lane‑restriction impact analysis.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to project
- 1:02Project goals and background
- 2:20Market challenges
- 4:17Platform architecture
- 6:51Technical workflow
- 8:41Demonstration and results
- 11:37Summary and future outlook
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