SESAM: First Steps Towards SUMO in the Cloud
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Cloud-hosted platform that runs SUMO on a high-performance cluster located in Germany with its own OpenStreetMap mirror; web builder clones the OSM web wizard, generates random trips and creates scenarios users can download or run on the cluster. Guests get 24‑hour storage and are limited to 10 builder calls and 10 simulator calls per 24 hours; registered users get free long-term storage, unlimited runs, built‑in scenarios, a relative‑speed analyzer heatmap, and a REST API forthcoming.
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