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MATSim Carrier viewer

carriers-banner MATSim carrier plans

Usage

A file named viz-carrier*.yaml must be present in working folder. Each yaml/yml file matching that pattern will produce a separate carrier visualization.

viz-carrier-example.yml

title: 'Grocery delivery carriers'
description: 'Berlin open scenario'
network: output_network.json.gz # slower: output_network.json.gz
carriers: output_carriers.xml.gz
center: [13.4, 52.5]

YAML fields explained

title: title of the panel

description: brief text description

network: Generally this should be the output_network.xml.gz filename that was used for the logistics run

carriers: The carrier file output, usually of the form *output_carriers.xml.gz

center: Use this to force the map center point. [long,lat]

zoom: zoom level 5-20

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