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Re: [sumo-user] GTFS or dfrouter?
As a first approximation, you can just combine the traffic generated from counts with that from GTFS.
If public transport is a major part of your cities traffic volume, you can simulate with GTFS-only at first and collect the public transport counting data from your simulation. You can then subtract these numbers from your other counting data to avoid overestimating traffic.

Am Mi., 24. Apr. 2024 um 13:32 Uhr schrieb fereshte jafari via sumo-user <sumo-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello there!

I want to simulate both passenger and bus mobilities. As far as I understood from sumo documentation, I have to proceed like below:
1- Network preparation
2- Locating the bus stops and defining their schedules (adding PT)
3- Generating and assigning traffic demand to the network

What I have now are:
1- Transportation network.xml file which includes allowed modes on each edge (passenger/bus&passenger) in addition to other required information (except bus stops)
2- Bus stop shp.file
3- GTFS.zip file
5- A csv file including detector,time, qPKW, vPKW, qLKW, vLKW to compute flows, according to this documentation:  https://sumo.dlr.de/docs/Demand/Routes_from_Observation_Points.html#computing_flows

But I got confused on continuing with "gtfstopt.py" or "dfrouter" as the next step. "gtfstopt.py" will generate bus stops and routes. On the other hand, I have traffic counts from detectors, and if I am not misunderstanding, "dfrouter" will also generate vehicles and their routes for both passengers and buses. 
I would be very thankful if you let me know your idea and guide me on what to do next. 

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Sincerely,
Fereshteh Jafari Shahdani
PhD candidate, Dep. of Civil Engineering
ISISE - University of Minho

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