Simulating Digital Rail: From PlanPro railway planning's to SUMO simulations
summary
A working pipeline converts PlanPro XML into a SUMO network, including a bespoke PlanPro→SUMO converter, automatic route generation across the topology, and a TraCI test controller that instantiates trains, toggles signals and moves points. Demo uses Scheinberg planning (about four tracks but ~60,000 PlanPro lines) and produces a runnable SUMO scenario that actually drives trains. Integration with the Marvis co‑simulation testbed runs CCS device containers and enables end‑to‑end interoperability and capacity checks.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to digital rail
- 0:44Automating rail testing
- 2:36PlanPro data and conversion
- 6:03Technical conversion pipeline
- 10:46Simulation and demonstration
- 15:12Future work and summary
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