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ViPCity
ViPCity
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- Andhill, Carl Johan (author)
- Dynagraph
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- Orebäck, David (author)
- Dynagraph
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- Holmertz, Pontus (author)
- HiQ
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- Leandertz, Richard (author)
- Scania
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- Manelli, Matteo (author)
- Scania
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- Persson, Fredrik (author)
- Volvo Cars
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- Ödblom, Anders (author)
- Volvo Cars
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- Saluäär, Dennis (author)
- AB Volvo (GTT)
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- Linköping, 2016
- English 42 s.
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Series: ViP PM ; 2016-2
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Abstract
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- Today simulation studies in ViP are mainly carried out in countryside driving environments. There is a lack of city environments. This is probably due to the fact that creating and running countryside environments in some aspects are easier than creating and running city environments. Another reason might be that countryside driving is very relevant in Swedish studies.As projects, and markets, become more international the need for city simulator studies becomes more important. Many drivers around the world do most of their driving in cities.In the ViPCity project software has been developed which facilitates the generation of driving environments for city simulations on the ViP platform. The project result is a number of assets (software, file formats and 3D components) which integrates well with the ViP platform. These assets together give simulator users the possibility to design city environments in a fast and easy way. The software has been implemented and tested successfully in Scania’s truck simulator.
Subject headings
- TEKNIK OCH TEKNOLOGIER -- Maskinteknik -- Farkostteknik (hsv//swe)
- ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY -- Mechanical Engineering -- Vehicle Engineering (hsv//eng)
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