Sumo: 1, made by SunCSR Team. Download & walkthrough links are available. Od2trips computes trip tables from O/D (origin/destination) matrices. Od2trips assumes the matrix / the matrices to be coded as amounts of vehicles that drive from one district or traffic assignment zone (TAZ) to another within a certain time period. Because the generated trips must start and end at edges, od2trips requires a mapping of TAZ to edges. During conversion of VISUM networks with. 1: Kumagantani Oyakata, the former head coach of Miyagino stable and now an assistant at the stable, is fired by the Sumo Association after being indicted for an assault with a baseball bat on his personal driver. A total of 110 SpecV were built, 77 for Japan, 24 for Europe, 1 for United Kingdom, 7 for Middle East and 1 additional car. Auto Express tested the SpecV and posted a 0–97 km/h (0–60 mph) time of 3.20 seconds, 1 ⁄ 4 mile (400 m) time of 11.5 seconds, pulled 1.12 g on the skidpad and 120.2 km/h in the slalom. Using the typemap file typemap.xml the following call to polyconvert imports polygons from OSM-data and produces a Sumo-polygon file. Polyconvert -net-file berlin.net.xml -osm-files berlin.osm -type-file typemap.xml -o berlin.poly.xml The created polygon file berlin.poly.xml can then be added to a sumo.

The following were the events in professional sumo during 2015.

Tournaments[edit]

• Hatsu basho, Ryōgoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, 11 January – 25 January^[1]
• Haru basho, Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, 8 March – 22 March^[1]
• Natsu basho, Ryōgoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, 10 May – 24 May^[1]
• Nagoya basho, Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium, Nagoya, 12 July – 26 July^[1]
• Aki basho, Ryōgoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, 13 September – 27 September^[1]
• Kyushu basho, Fukuoka Kokusai Center, Kyushu, 8 November – 22 November^[1]

News[edit]

January[edit]

• 23: YokozunaHakuhō wins his 33rd Yūshō and breaks the all-time tournament win record held by Taihō since 1971.^[2] He beats ōzekiKisenosato in a re-match after their first bout was judged too close to call. It is his thirteenth straight win and with no one else scoring better than ten wins, he has wrapped up the championship with two days to spare.
• 24: Hakuhō wins his 800th bout in the top division with a defeat of his fellow yokozunaHarumafuji,^[3] only the fourth man after Kitanoumi, Chiyonofuji and Kaiō to reach this landmark.
• 25: The final day of the tournament is a sell-out, meaning every day of a basho held in the Ryōgoku Kokugikan has sold out for the first time in 18 years.^[4] Hakuhō completes his 11th zenshō yūshō or perfect score (another record) with a win over Kakuryū, meaning exactly one third of his championships have come without suffering a single defeat. There are a record 61 sponsor's envelopes placed on his bout. Trailing in a long way behind on 11–4 are Harumafuji, Kisenosato, and maegashiraTokushōryū who share runner-up honours. There is just one special prize awarded, to Terunofuji who defeated two ōzeki and is the only man ranked between sekiwake and maegashira 5 to get a majority of wins. He is certain to be promoted to the sanyaku ranks next tournament. Gōeidō preserves his ōzeki rank by beating Kotoshōgiku, who had also been threatened with demotion. The jūryō division championship goes to Kitataiki for the second time. Retiring after this tournament are former komusubiHomasho, maegashiraTochinowaka and Towanoyama, and jūryōSenshō.
• 27: Hakuhō receives criticism after telling a post-tournament press conference that he should not have been made to redo his match with Kisenosato as 'looking at the video, even a child could see (that I won).'^[5] His stablemaster Miyagino apologizes on his behalf.

February[edit]

• 1: The fifth Hakuho Cup is held at the Kokugikan and shown live on Niconico. The event features elementary school and junior high school sumo teams from Japan, Mongolia, South Korea, China, Bulgaria, Estonia, the US and Australia.
• 7: The former Kotomitsuki, dismissed from sumo in 2010, has an informal danpatsu-shiki or retirement ceremony in a Tokyo hotel, attended by all the active yokozuna, former stablemate Kotoshogiku and ex yokozunaTakanohana.
• 8: The 39th Fuji TV Grand Sumo knockout tournament is held at the Kokugikan. Harumafuji wins, defeating Kisenosato in the final. Gagamaru wins the juryo event.

March[edit]

• 7: Yokozuna Kakuryū is a late withdrawal from the Osaka tournament with a shoulder injury, forfeiting his opening match.^[6]
• 11: SekiwakeOkinoumi withdraws through injury in his debut tournament at the rank.
• 13: Crowd pleaser Endo withdraws after a serious knee injury, rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
• 18: Veteran Aminishiki withdraws through injury.
• 21: Hakuhō wins his 34th tournament, and his sixth in a row, by beating Harumafuji on the final day. He avoids a playoff with Terunofuji, who defeated him on Day 13 bringing to an end his 36 match winning streak. Terunofuji, making his sekiwake debut, finishes on 13–2 and wins prizes for Outstanding Performance and Technique. The juryo division championship is won by Fujiazuma.

The spring regional tour begins at the following locations:

• 29: Ise Shrine, Mie Prefecture (Honozumo ceremonial tournament held in the shrine's precincts)
• 30: Minamiawaji, Hyōgo Prefecture
• 31: Himeji, Hyōgo Prefecture

April[edit]

The spring regional tour continues at the following locations:

• 3: Yasukuni Shrine, (Honozumo ceremonial tournament) The Kudan, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
• 4: Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture
• 5: Shizuoka, Shizuoka Prefecture
• 10: Misato, Saitama Prefecture
• 11: Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture
• 12: Hitachiōmiya, Ibaraki Prefecture
• 18: Takasaki, Gunma, Gunma Prefecture
• 19: Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture
• 25–26: Makuhari Messe convention center, Chiba Prefecture, at Niconico's 'Chokaigi 2015'

May[edit]

• 10: The May tournament sees Kakuryu once again unable to compete due to injury. This is the first time since Musashimaru in 2003 that a yokozuna has missed two tournaments in a row.
• 24: Terunofuji follows up his superb performance in March by winning his first top division tournament championship. His victory over Aoiyama on the final day, coupled with Hakuho's surprise defeat to Harumafuji, means Hakuho's streak of six consecutive championships comes to an end. Terunofuji's score of 12–3 is actually not as good as the previous tournament, but no-one else scored better than 11–4. Terunofuji also wins the Fighting Spirit Award, and is virtually guaranteed promotion to ozeki. There are no other sansho winners. The juryo title goes to Kagamio. In the sandanme division, 44-year-old Dewanosato [ja], who spent just one tournament in juryo exactly ten years previously, announces his retirement after an exceptional 29 years and 174 basho in sumo.
• 27: Terunofuji's promotion to ozeki is confirmed.

June[edit]

• 20 : Elder of the Sumo Association Otowayama Oyakata, former ozekiTakanonami, dies of acute cardiac failure at age 43.^[7]

July[edit]

• 13: Yokozuna Harumafuji pulls out of the Nagoya tournament on the second day because of an elbow injury. He had had surgery on the same elbow in May. Way down in the jonokuchi division Brodik Henderson, a 20 year old from Victoria, British Columbia, who joined Nishikido stable in March and is known as Homarenishiki, makes his first official appearance in a tournament.^[8]
• 26: Hakuhō wins his 35th championship, finishing on a 14–1 record. His only defeat in the tournament is to sekiwakeTochiozan, who had also defeated returning yokozuna Kakuryu and is given the Outstanding Performance Award. Kakuryu is joint runner-up on 12–3 with maegashira Yoshikaze, who wins the Fighting Spirit Award. Terunofuji finishes on 11–4 in his ozeki debut. Kyokutenhō can only score 3–12, and faces certain demotion to the juryo division. Fellow veteran Wakanosato faces demotion to makushita. The juryo division championship is won by Mitakeumi, who only made his professional debut in March.
• 27: Kyokutenhō, facing demotion to the second division, officially announces his retirement. He will stay in sumo as a coach under the name Ōshima Oyakata. Among his records are most appearances in the top division (1470), oldest ever first time yusho winner (37), oldest winner of any top division tournament since the 6 tournaments a year system was established in 1958, and oldest wrestler to record a top division kachi-koshi or winning record since 1926 at 40 years of age.

August[edit]

The summer tour visits the following locations:

• 3–4: Gifu, Gifu Prefecture
• 5: Sabae, Fukui Prefecture
• 6–7: Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture
• 8: Itoigawa, Niigata Prefecture
• 9: Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima Prefecture
• 10: Gosen, Niigata Prefecture
• 11: Minamisōma, Fukushima Prefecture
• 13: Kōriyama, Fukushima Prefecture
• 14: Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture
• 15: Tendō, Yamagata Prefecture
• 16: Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture
• 17: Ichinoseki, Iwate Prefecture
• 18: Mitane, Akita Prefecture
• 19: Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture
• 20: Shichinohe, Aomori Prefecture
• 22–23: Sapporo, Hokkaido
• 29: KITTE Basho, Tokyo

September[edit]

• 3: Wakanosato confirms that he will retire rather than fight in makushita. He will stay in sumo as a coach under the name Nishiiwa Oyakata. He finishes his career with 1691 total bouts, the fifth highest ever, and fought in 87 top division tournaments, the eighth highest ever.^[9]
• 10: On the eve of the Aki Basho, yokozuna Harumafuji withdraws, having not fully recovered from the elbow injury sustained in the previous tournament.^[10]
• 15: After suffering two defeats in the first two days to komusubiOkinoumi and maegashiraYoshikaze (neither of whom had ever beaten him before), Hakuho withdraws from the tournament, citing an injury to his left knee.^[11] It is the first time he has missed a tournament since November 2006, when he was still ranked as an ozeki, and breaks a run of 722 consecutive days competing as a yokozuna and 51 consecutive tournaments posting double-digit wins; both all-time records.^[11]
• 27: The tournament is won by Kakuryu, who defeats Terunofuji in a playoff after both men finish with identical 12–3 records. Terunofuji had been tournament leader on 11–0 but then lost three in a row; however he then unexpectedly beat Kakuryu in their regulation match despite suffering from an injury sustained against Kisenosato on Day 13. It is Kakuryu's second championship and first as a yokozuna. Yoshikaze, who defeated two yokozuna and scored 11–4, collects the Outstanding Performance and Technique prizes. The Fighting Spirit Award is shared between Tochinoshin and Ikioi. The jūryō division championship is won by former komusubiShohozan. Chiyoshoma, a Mongolian from Kokonoe stable, wins the makushita championship.
• 30: It is announced that Takasago stable's Asabenkei [ja] has been promoted to the jūryō division. He is the first wrestler from Kanagawa Prefecture to reach jūryō since Asanosho in 1993.

October[edit]

• 1: Kumagantani Oyakata, the former head coach of Miyagino stable and now an assistant at the stable, is fired by the Sumo Association after being indicted for an assault with a baseball bat on his personal driver. The coach, known as Kanechika in his days as an active wrestler, is no stranger to controversy, having been forced to step down as head coach at Miyagino in 2010 after being caught on tape discussing match-fixing.

The autumn tour visits the following locations:

• 8: Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture
• 9: Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture
• 10: Saitama, Saitama Prefecture
• 11: Kōfu, Yamanashi Prefecture
• 12: Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture
• 13: Toyota, Aichi Prefecture
• 14: Matsumoto, Nagano Prefecture
• 16: Nagano, Nagano Prefecture
• 17: Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture
• 18: Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture
• 19: Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture
• 20: Marugame, Kagawa Prefecture
• 21: Imabari, Ehime Prefecture
• 22: Masaki, Ehime Prefecture
• 23: Kurayoshi, Tottori Prefecture
• 24: Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture
• 25: Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture
• 26: The banzuke for the upcoming tournament in Kyushu is released. Kakuryu takes the most prestigious spot, East Yokozuna, for the first time.^[12] There is one newcomer to the top division, Mitakeumi, who reaches makuuchi only four tournaments after his professional debut, the second fastest since the start of the Shōwa era^[12] (although due to his amateur sumo achievements at Toyo University he was given special dispensation to start in the third highest division, makushita).

November[edit]

• 5: Hakuho declares himself fit for the Kyushu tournament, having recovered from the left knee injury that forced him out in September. He is competing in his 50th basho as a yokozuna, putting him in sole possession of fourth place on the all-time list.^[13]
• 20: The chairman of the Japan Sumo Association, former yokozunaKitanoumi dies of colorectal cancer at the age of 62. He had been in Fukuoka for the current tournament and was taken to hospital suffering from anemia, after which his condition worsened. Hakkaku Oyakata, the former yokozuna Hokutoumi, is named acting chairman. A memorial service for Kitanoumi is announced for December 22.
• 22:The Kyushu tournament is won by Harumafuji on his return from a two basho absence. It is his seventh championship and first in two years. He loses on the final day to Kisenosato to finish on 13–2, but Hakuho cannot take advantage, losing to Kakuryu. Hakuho finishes on 12–3 having been 12–0 up, and has to share second place with rank-and-filers Ikioi and Shohozan, who both receive the Fighting Spirit Award. The Technique Award goes to Yoshikaze – his fourth special prize in the last three tournaments. Ozeki Goeido preserves his rank with a bare majority of wins, 8–7.

The winter tour begins at the following location:

• 29: Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture

December[edit]

The winter tour continues at the following locations:

• 1: Saiki, Ōita Prefecture
• 2: Beppu, Ōita Prefecture
• 3: Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture
• 4: Izumi, Kagoshima Prefecture
• 5: Miyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture
• 6: Minamiaso, Kumamoto Prefecture
• 7: Minamisatsuma, Kagoshima Prefecture
• 8: Kirishima, Kagoshima Prefecture
• 9: Yatsushiro, Kumamoto Prefecture
• 10: Nōgata, Fukuoka Prefecture
• 12–13: Naha, Okinawa Prefecture

Deaths[edit]

• 20 June: Former ozeki Takanonami (see above)
• 28 June: Former maegashira 1 Ryūō, the first top division wrestler from Okinawa Prefecture who unsuccessfully tried to become head coach of Asahiyama stable, aged 70, of a stroke.
• 20 November: Former yokozuna Kitanoumi (see above)

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^abcdef'Grand Tournament Schedule'. Japan Sumo Association. Archived from the original on 2013-12-05. Retrieved 2015-01-22.
2. ^'Hakuho broke the all-time tournament win record'.
3. ^'Hakuho collects 800th victory in top division'. Japan Times. 24 January 2015. Retrieved 25 January 2015.
4. ^'Sumo has 1st 15-day sellout in 18 years'. News On Japan. 25 January 2015. Archived from the original on 28 January 2015. Retrieved 25 January 2015.
5. ^'Hakuho feels heat over rematch quip'. Japan News. 27 January 2015. Retrieved 1 February 2015.
6. ^'Sumo: Yokozuna Kakuryu out of spring meet with shoulder injury'. Mainichi Daily News. 8 March 2015. Retrieved 30 March 2015.^{[permanent dead link]}
7. ^'Ex-ozeki Takanonami, 43, dies of cardiac failure'. Japan Times. 20 June 2015. Retrieved 19 April 2016.
8. ^Armstrong, Jim (10 July 2015). 'HOMARENISHIKI'. Hamilton Spectator. Retrieved 10 May 2016.
9. ^'Sumo: Warhorse Wakanosato announces retirement'. Kyodo News. 3 September 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.
10. ^'Harumafuji sidelined with elbow injury'. Japan Times. 10 September 2015. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
11. ^ ^ab'Yokozuna Hakuho withdraws from Autumn Basho'. Japan Times. 15 September 2015. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
12. ^ ^ab'Kakuryu takes east yokozuna slot for Kyushu basho'. Japan Times. 26 October 2015. Retrieved 5 November 2015.
13. ^'Hakuho fit and ready for Kyushu basho'. Japan Times. 5 November 2015. Retrieved 5 November 2015.

Veins 5.1

This is the current release of Veins. Note that, from Instant Veins 5.1-i2 on, INET 4 and SimuLTE are included with every release.

Veins 4.7.1

This is the last release of Veins in the Veins 4 series.Please consider upgrading to a Veins 5 release.

Development Version

If you want to closely follow the development of Veins, you might be interested in its public code repository.

Older and Other Versions

• Browse Veins 1.x for OMNeT++ 4.2, SUMO 0.13.1, and the INET Framework

Compatibility

Veins 5.x

Veins 5.x was written for use with specific versions of OMNeT++ and SUMO (and, optionally, the INET Framework), but will work (sometimes with a restricted feature set) with other versions as well.

OMNeT++:

• OMNeT++ 6.0pre10 works
• OMNeT++ 5.6.2 works, recommended version
• OMNeT++ 5.6.1 works
• OMNeT++ 5.6 works
• OMNeT++ 5.5.1 works (replaces unsupported OMNeT++ 5.5)
• OMNeT++ 5.4.1 works
• OMNeT++ 5.4 works
• OMNeT++ 5.3 works
• OMNeT++ 5.2.1 works
• OMNeT++ 5.2 works
• OMNeT++ 5.1.1 partly (limited command line tool support)
• OMNeT++ 5.1 partly (no command line tool support)
• OMNeT++ 5.0 partly (no command line tool support)

SUMO:

• SUMO 1.8.0 works, recommended version
• SUMO 1.7.0 works
• SUMO 1.6.0 works
• SUMO 1.5.0 works
• SUMO 1.4.0 works
• SUMO 1.3.1 works
• SUMO 1.3.0 works
• SUMO 1.2.0 works
• SUMO 1.1.0 works
• SUMO 1.0.1 works
• SUMO 1.0.0 works
• SUMO 0.32.0 works
• SUMO 0.31.0 works
• SUMO 0.30.0 works

INET Framework (optional):

• INET 4 (for use with, e.g., Internet protocols or wired networks; and for use of, e.g., PCAP traces or emulation features)
  • INET 4.2.1 works, recommended version
  • INET 4.2.0 works
• INET 3 (for use with, e.g., SimuLTE)
  • INET 3.7.0 works
  • INET 3.6.8 works
  • INET 3.6.7 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.5.1)
  • INET 3.6.6 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.5.1)
  • INET 3.6.5 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.5.1)
  • INET 3.6.4 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.3)
  • INET 3.6.3 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.2.1)
  • INET 3.6.2 works (with old OMNeT++ 5.2.1)

Changelog

Upcoming (in Development Version)

• feature: make Veins compatible with INET 4.3.0
• feature: make Veins compatible with INET 3.7.0
• feature: make Veins compatible with OMNeT++ 6.0pre10
• feature: minimize warnings on Windows
• bugfix: work around linker errors on Windows (adapted from INET 4.2.1)

New in Veins 5.1

This is the current release of Veins.

If you are upgrading from Veins 4, see the documentation on upgrading for a brief summary.

• change: tests: change ./runall to Python3
• feature: visualization: add module for visualizing roads in 2D/3D
• feature: traci: add Lane::setDisallowed
• feature: traci: offer generic method for serializing string lists
• change: deprecate script names sumo-launchd.py, format-code.sh, run in favor of new names veins_launchd, veins_format_code, veins_run and new location (bin/), which is in search path after sourcing setenv
• bugfix: fix computation of asynchronous sending times in IEEE 1609.4 Demo Base Application Layer (thanks Antonio Di Maio)
• feature: traci: add getSpeed, getAcceleration, getDistanceTravelled, getAngle(), getLeader() methods (thanks Cian Johnston)
• feature: make Veins compatible with OMNeT++ 6.0pre9
• feature: whitelist INET 3.6.8 and INET 4.2.1
• feature: add run script --mode=sanitize option (in preparation of OMNeT++ 6 sanitize target)
• change: deprecate run script --debug flag in favor of new --mode=debug option
• feature: re-factor channel access for readability (thanks Georg Echterling)
• feature: make some modules safe-to-handle before initialization (thanks Dominik Buse)
• feature: veins_inet add low-poly 3D model of a car
• feature: veins_inet improve sample simulation with radio obstacle, frequency dimension for radio, 3D visualization
• feature: Mac reports received messages’ source address (thanks Max Schettler)
• change: change default departure time of programmatically added vehicles from “triggered” to 0 (to reflect change in behavior of SUMO with SUMO 1.6.0)
• bugfix: move recording of TraCIMobility.posx/posy statistics to after update (avoids recording same value twice at start of simulation; thanks Florian Nolte)
• bugfix: veins_inet3 VeinsInetManager: fix loop condition that caused skipping the mobility module (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: warn if playground size is configured correctly for SUMO road network, but not SUMO polygons
• feature: veins_inet3 VeinsInetMobility: convenience methods for access to TraCI commands for vehicle (thanks Joseph Kamel)
• feature: Add icons for drones
• feature: TraCI: add Poi::getPosition()
• feature: Cleanup example ned namespaces (for OMNeT++ 6.0pre8 compatibility)
• feature: Avoid specifying duplicate ned paths (e.g., in .ini and from command line) (for OMNeT++ 6.0pre8 compatibility)
• bugfix: Fix ned parameters to include unit even if 0 (for OMNeT++ 6.0pre8 compatibility)
• feature: Keep providing info() method beyond OMNeT++ 5 (for OMNeT++ 6.0pre8 compatibility)
• feature: Supply legacy opp_msgc –msg4 option for OMNeT++ versions other than 5 (for OMNeT++ 6.0pre8 compatibility)
• feature: Enable compiling with -std=c++14 and beyond
• bugfix: BaseMacLayer: add Enter_Method_Silent() to getMacAddress() and setMacAddress() (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: Mac1609_4: add signal to inform applications when a unicast transmission failed and record total amount of failures (thanks Michele Segata)
• bugfix: Mac1609_4: fix memory cleanup and add EV_TRACE (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: BaseMacLayer: add method for setting the MAC address (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: Mac1609_4: add artificial drop rate for data frames for testing purposes (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: Mac1609_4: actually implement artificial ack frame dropping and set default error rate to 0 (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: modify VeinsInetManager to inherit from a new base class and add VeinsInetManagerForker (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: Add callgrind as profiling tool to run script (thanks Julian Heinovski)
• feature: veins_inet: Support INET visualizations (thanks Clemens Boos)
• feature: Add traciModulePreInit signal to TraCIScenarioManager (thanks Clemens Boos)
• feature: Allow getting/setting a vehicle type's max speed via traci (thanks Julian Heinovski)
• feature: Allow to set generic doubles via traci (thanks Julian Heinovski)
• feature: wireshark traci dissector: Add working doc and set default port for traci dissector (thanks Dominik S. Buse)
• feature: veins_inet3: allow INET v3.6.6, v3.6.7
• feature: configure: add options to increase/decrease verbosity
• bugfix: Fix compilation with OMNeT++ 5.0 g++
• feature: veins_inet: update to INET 4.2.0
• feature: configure: nicer pretty-printing of versions
• change: Port sumo-launchd.py to python3
• change: Port configure/run scripts to python3
• change: Add setenv scripts that should be sourced to set environment variables
• feature: Improve templating in run.in.py
• feature: Add signals for sent packets and acks (thanks Julian Heinovski)
• feature: Add statistic recorders to mac (thanks Julian Heinovski)

New in Veins 5.0

If you are upgrading from a previous version, as it is a massive re-write of Veins, user-written models will likely need to be upgraded to work with this version.See the documentation on upgrading for a brief summary.Major changes are summarized below (see also the previous notes).All changes to the base models (along with necessary changes to upgrade the included tutorial simulation) can be found in the Git commit log.

• feature: veins_inet3: update to INET 3.6.5
• feature: veins_inet3: bugfix magnitude of speed vector
• bugfix: signal manager: bugfix use after free

New in Veins 5.0-alpha2

This is the second unstable preview of upcoming features.As it is a massive re-write of Veins, user-written models will likely need to be upgraded to work with this version.See the documentation on upgrading for a brief summary.Major changes are summarized below (see also the previous notes).All changes to the base models (along with necessary changes to upgrade the included tutorial simulation) can be found in the Git commit log.

• bugfix: Fix 802.11p payload bit error calculation to ignore first OFDM symbol (SIGNAL field)
• bugfix: Fix building on Windows
• bugfix: Add Veins version macros (notably, VEINS_VERSION_MAJOR and VEINS_VERSION_MINOR) to veins/veins.h
• change: Rename namespace from 'Veins' to 'veins'
• change: mobility: Allow orientation!=direction (now enforced only by TraCIMobility)
• change: 'Namespaced' naming of OMNeT++ signals changed to org_car2x_veins_...
• feature: obstacles: Speed up calculations by up to an order of magnitude (thanks Dominik Buse)
• change: vehicle obstacles: Make independent from TraCI, refactor to MobileHostObstacle
• change: vehicle obstacles: Separate finding intersections from calculating attenuation
• feature: Improve ./run script to wait for process termination on Windows
• feature: Improve tests
• feature: Add license headers as well as SPDX-License-Identifier comments to every file
• feature: TimerManager: allow repeating timers to be canceled in their own handlers
• feature: New SignalManager: similar to TimerManager, allow subscribing to signals with, e.g., C++11 lambdas (thanks Dominik Buse)
• feature: Improve documentation
• feature: traci: more commands, particularly for controlling a GUI
• change: traci: merge query and queryOptional
• feature: traci: add SUMO's generic vehicle parameter API (thanks Michele Segata)
• feature: veins_inet: update to INET 4.1.1 (but change wlan.opMode from 'p' to 'a' to work around a bug)
• feature: Ease using Veins as external dependency of a project (e.g., Plexe Veins and Veins VLC)
• feature: Support SUMO 1.2.0
• feature: Support OMNeT++ 5.5.1

New in Veins 5.0-alpha1

This is an unstable preview of upcoming features.As it is a massive re-write of Veins, user-written models will likely need to be upgraded to work with this version.See the documentation on upgrading for a brief summary.Major changes are summarized below.All changes to the base models (along with necessary changes to upgrade the included tutorial simulation) can be found in the Git commit log.

• change: Rewrite PHY to use simpler signal representation and short circuiting evaluation (up to 10x speed increase; thanks to Fabian Bronner)
• feature: Add support for multiple PHYs and per-PHY antenna offset
• feature: Add support for linearly extrapolating node/antenna position between position updates
• feature: Add support for treating vehicles as radio obstacles (was a separate branch)
• change: Add (and apply) .clang-format and uncrustify.cfg for formatting code consistently (replace all tabs by spaces, remove hard line breaks, ...)
• feature: Add TraCI method for enumerating POIs
• feature: Add TraCI methods for converting cartesian coordinates to road map locations (thanks to Hamzah Abdelaziz)
• feature: Add TraCI methods for lane area detectors (thanks to Filippo Leveni)
• feature: Add TraCI methods for reading vehicle CO2, CO, HC, PMx, NOx, Noise emissions, Fuel/Electricity consumption
• feature: Add TraCI methods for reading vehicle color, width, height, accel, decel
• feature: Add TraCI methods for reading vehicle waiting time
• change: Remove TraCI methods for parking vehicles
• change: Refactor for C++11 (thanks to Dominik Buse, Max Schettler, Julian Heinovski) and move everything to namespace Veins
• change: Refactor for OMNeT++ 5 (e.g., use EV_{loglevel} macros instead of debug/coreDebug .ned parameters, remove simsignalwrap_t)
• change: Refactor programmatic vehicle insertion from part of TraCIScenarioManager into its own module, TraCIVehicleInserter
• change: Refactor PHY to be less 802.11p centric and more modular (thanks to Agon Memedi)
• change: Rename central include header to veins/veins.h
• change: Rename WaveShortMessage to BaseFrame1609_4
• change: Rename BaseWaveApplLayer, BasicSafetyMessage, WaveServiceAdvertisement to DemoBaseApplLayer, DemoSafetyMessage, DemoServiceAdvertisement
• change: Rename PHY parameters to avoid confusion about their intent and adapt tutorial simulation parameters to realistic values
• change: Move smoke tests into a subproject (veins_testsims)
• change: Change top-level Makefile to (by default) build both debug and release targets
• feature: Emit OMNeT++ signal when vehicles are added or removed
• bugfix: Fix memory leaks
• change: Merge run scripts (from ./run -u Cmdenv and ./debug -u Cmdenv to ./run --debug --tool gdb -- -u Cmdenv; this also allows using lldb and valgrind both with and without a debug build)
• change: Rename veins_inet to veins_inet3 (and update for INET 3.6.4)
• feature: Add new veins_inet for INET 4.0.0 (does not build on Windows - upstream bug yet to be fixed)
• change: Remove support for OMNeT++ 4, require OMNeT++ 5 (recommend OMNeT++ 5.4.1)
• feature: Update for (and require) SUMO 1.0.0

New in Veins 4.7.1

• bugfix: Fix compilation on Windows
• feature: Reduce memory consumption

New in Veins 4.7

• feature: Add experimental unicast support to IEEE 802.11p
• feature: Add OMNeT++ proxy modules for SUMO traffic lights
• feature: Add veins_catch subproject for unit testing of Veins using catch2
• feature: Add TimerManager convenience class for creating simple (or repetitive) callbacks based on time ellapsed
• feature: Add several small new TraCI commands
• bugfix: Fix antenna pattern calculation breaking for some angles
• bugfix: Fix compilation of veins_inet subproject on Windows
• bugfix: Fix include path when using Veins as an external project in some OMNeT++ versions
• change: Refactor TraCI interface to be more modular
• change: Simplify example simulation so beaconing is turned off by default
• feature: Update for OMNeT++ 5.3 and SUMO 0.32.0

New in Veins 4.6

• feature: Rely on icons for visualization instead of manipulating Display String
• feature: Employ 802.1D user priority (UP) values for mapping frames to queues (AC)
• bugfix: Bugfix: Resolve internal collisions by queue AC
• bugfix: Bugfix: Allow setting per-vehicle-type Display String
• feature: Whitelist INET 3.6.0
• change: Require OMNeT++ 5.1.1
• change: Require SUMO 0.30.0

New in Veins 4.5

• feature: Add attenuation model capturing antenna patterns
• feature: Add a subproject 'veins_inet' which allows using Veins as a mobility model in INET 3.4.0 (can be imported from subprojects/veins_inet)
• change: Refactor MAC layer to be more modular
• feature: Rewrite sample application and upper layers
• feature: Add alternative TraCI client (-Forker.cc) that launches SUMO process directly instead of relying on an external script (-Launchd.cc)
• feature: Add simple mobility model using only initial position, speed, and acceleration (LinearMobility)
• feature: Add tracking vehicles' signals (e.g., turn signal indicators)
• bugfix: Fix contention window update in case of internal collisions
• bugfix: Fix channel idle detection on ideal channel
• change: Change vehicle type mappings to use '0' as meaning 'do not instantiate'
• change: Require OMNeT++ 5.0
• change: Require SUMO 0.29.0

New in Veins 4.4

• feature: Veins is now compatible with OMNeT++ 5 (as of the OMNeT++ 5.0 release candidate)
• feature: code has been polished to avoid common errors
• feature: scripts have been polished to keep fewer processes running

New in Veins 4.3

• feature: The simple obstacle model now reads a full type-value mapping of attenuation values from an XML document (see the sample simulation for how to make efficient use of this option)
• feature: Veins can now be configured to use different module types/names/displaystrings for different vehicle classes (for example, 'a=X b=Y *=' means to use value 'X' for vehicle class 'a', value 'Y' for vehicle class 'b', and not to instantiate any other class)
• feature: Veins now includes a very simple Nakagami-m fading model
• feature: can now simulate cars without network cards
• change: requires SUMO 0.25.0 (which now ships with netedit, the graphical road network editor)

New in Veins 4 alpha 2

• bugfix: fix compilation on Windows
• feature: add option for custom WLAN-based MAC layers to force physical layer to transmit even on busy medium
• bugfix: bugfix CCA threshold changing
• change: requires SUMO 0.22.0

New in Veins 4 alpha 1

• feature: the annotations feature of Veins has been included into OMNeT++ 4.5; Veins now uses this feature if a suitable version of OMNeT++ is detected, speeding up simulations containing annotations by an order of magnitude
• feature: allow changing the CCA threshold during simulations
• feature: include Nist frame error rate model to allow arbitrary PHY configurations
• change: change TraCI API to follow a hierarchical structure (global commands, commands wrt. a single vehicle, commands wrt. a single lane, ...
• change: move all source files from, e.g., src/modules to src/veins/modules; use only a single include search path (the root of the project) instead of adding every single directory to include paths. Together, this should make Veins much easier to link with other module frameworks. Similar efforts have been started for the INET Framework.
• feature: add TraCI commands to ease recording of screenshots and screencasts (from a series of screenshots, all taken at equal intervals wrt. simulation time).
• change: requires SUMO 0.22.0

New in Veins 3.0

• feature: configurable NIC types for cars
• bugfix: improved clean-up of memory on shutdown
• change: requires SUMO 0.21.0

New in Veins 3 alpha 3

• feature: add collision reporting: packet loss due (only) to interfering frames
• change: pad simulated frame length to full symbols
• bugfix: fix TraCI error reporting

New in Veins 3 alpha 2

• change: refactor of TraCI functionality into components
• feature: can keep number of vehicles in the simulation constant
• change: requires SUMO 0.20.0
• feature: add RSU to demo code

New in Veins 3 alpha 1

• feature: first unstable preview release of Veins 3
• change: fork MiXiM core as Veins proper
• change: massive refactor to allow linking Veins and INET
• feature: add support for parking (set to 'stopped' in SUMO) vehicles
• change: requires SUMO 0.19.0

New in Veins 2.2

• feature: render annotations (e.g., communicating vehicles) in SUMO
• feature: update Veins example to show re-routing of cars around accident
• feature: add TraCI dissector for Wireshark
• feature: updates for SUMO 0.19.0

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New in Veins 2.1

• bugfix: fix CCA sometimes failing for superposition of many low-power frames
• feature: updates for SUMO 0.17.0
• feature: updates for gcc 4.7.2

New in Veins 2.0

• feature: support longer running and larger scale simulations
• feature: improved support for batch runs
• feature: configurable antenna position
• feature: removal of deadlocked/livelocked vehicles in OMNeT++
• feature: new metrics: channel busy time
• feature: more pre-configured TraCI commands: traffic lights
• feature: allow switching between IEEE 1609.4 and pure IEEE 802.11p
• feature: support CLang and newer GCC
• feature: code cleanup and minor bug fixes

New in Veins 2.0-rc2

• change: complete IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609.4 rewrite to improve stability and speed
• feature: more pre-configured TraCI commands: routes, junctions, polygons, and parking vehicles
• feature: code cleanup and minor bug fixes

New in Veins 2.0-rc1

• change: MiXiM-only release
• change: adaptation of MiXiM for full IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609.4 support
• feature: two ray interference attenuation model for freeway scenarios
• feature: code cleanup and minor bug fixes

New in Veins 1.99.2

• feature: Dual release for both MiXiM and the INET Framework 1.99.2
• feature: shadow fading model for buildings in urban and suburban scenarios
• feature: graphical annotations in OMNeT++ TKenv

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New in Veins 0.2

• feature: update for INET Framework 2006-10-20
• feature: update for OMNeT++ 3.4b2

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New in Veins 0.1

• feature: first public release
• feature: bidirectionally coupled road traffic and network traffic simulation

New in Veins

• feature: road traffic simulation coupled to network traffic simulation