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hello sir..
I am working on TCP variants for parameters in VANET.
so i have use mobility models for simulating. but i dont know how to install mobility models like Manhattan model, city section mobility model and reference point group mobility model in NS-2.
Distribution: PCLinuxOS2023 Fedora38 + 50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
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Welcome to LQ.
http://sys.cs.uos.de/bonnmotion/ :
the Random Waypoint model,
the Random Walk model,
the Gauss-Markov model,
the Manhattan Grid model,
the Reference Point Group Mobility model,
the Disaster Area model,
the Random Street model,
and more.
Installation problem regarding SUMO and MOVE in ubuntu 14.04
hello sir..
Thank u for give me reply..
but please send me the link of sumo and move installation in ubuntu 14.04.
please tell me that is it MOVE support for mobility model?
like
1)Manhattan mobility model
2)City section mobility model
3)Reference point group mobility model..
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#3.
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Please tell me that is it MOVE support for mobility model ? like ..
1) Manhattan mobility model
2) City section mobility model
3) Reference point group mobility model..
MOVE creates a file you somehow can use in ns2. ( Don't remember how.)
Hello sir..
Please tell me that if I using Manhattan model in Ubuntu 14.04 using SUMO & MOVE.on this any code is available or using command I can use Manhattan mobility model.
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Re #9.
You will have to confirm that you now can use Sumo, Move, Bonnmotion.
Generally : You will have to respond to advice's and questions ... if you want answers.
* There is no "Ubuntu 14.04" :
It's either Ubuntu 14.04 - i686, or Ubuntu 14.04 - x86_64 : Respond please.
sir sorry to disturb u again and again..
but I am not clear about all this things..
sir I want to use MOVE.which is a mobility generator model.which is built on top of the open source micro traffic simulator SUMO. SO that every time I asked u about MOVE and SUMO.because SUMO generate the tracefile.
I will work on ubuntu 14.04 64-bits.
so please tell what can I do now?
and installation steps of SUMO.
please respond.
sir I read FAQ.
and as a result i know how to configure the SUMO..
but U send first link $ svn co....on this link any SUMO version which is supported in ubuntu 14.04 (64-bits)is not there..
so pls tell me which version I can use..
thank u
... The sumo 'configure' is generated with this command :
$ libtoolize && aclocal && autoheader && automake --add-missing && autoconf
Version to use : See the file README >>>
Quote:
As the program is still under development and is extended continuously, we advice you to
use the latest sources from our Subversion repository. Using a command line svn client
the following command should work:
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