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Eclipse sim@openPASS

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openPASS = open Platform for Assessment of Safety Systems

The Eclipse sim@openPASS platform mainly consists of a GUI and a simulation core interacting with openPASS modules as well as external programs for post-processing.

Top-level architecture
Top-level architecture

 

In the sim@openPASS GUI, the users will conveniently select traffic scenarios, traffic participants (including vehicles, drivers and systems to be tested) as well as post-processing of the simulation results. The GUI will access module information and enables the parametrization and linking of the comprised models. Furthermore, scenarios available in the openDrive format or openScenario format can be loaded. The entire configuration of the simulation will be saved in an xml-format, which allows re-simulation or batch processing.

The simulation core will import the configuration, load the configured modules and run the specified number of multi-agent simulations. This mainly consists of managing the virtual world, setting up the traffic participants by instantiating their modules as well as scheduling and calling the module interface functions.

The openPASS modules will contain the entire functionality of the traffic participants. SpawnPoint modules are responsible for the creation of new traffic participants. Component modules comprise models assigned to the traffic participants, hence including the human behavior and/or system behavior. A general wrapper module to incorporate models using the FMI standard will be provided as one of the demonstrator modules. Observation modules observe the traffic scenario and log general or specific simulation results.

The post-processing of the simulation results will be carried out by separate applications and/or openPASS GUI plugins including evaluation or visualization.

Please find more information on the WG homepage:
https://openpass.eclipse.org/target_objectives

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Eclipse Public License 2.0
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From February 3rd, 2021 to February 3rd, 2021

NameDateReview
0.72021-02-03
Active Member Companies: 
Member companies supporting this project over the last three months.
Contribution Activity: 
Commits on this project (last 12 months).
Contributors: 
Alexander Eliseev
Arun Das
Jan Dobberstein
Daniel Schmidt
Manel Hammouda
Thomas Platzer
David Weiß
GitLab Repositories: 
https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/simopenpass/simopenpass
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