Unit Operating System
In order to define the type of unit your application can run on, you need to speficy the operating system by choosing one of the following:
VehicleOperatingSystem- for applications mapped to normal vehicles.ElectricVehicleOperatingSystem- for applications for vehicles with electro mobility features.RoadSideUnitOperatingSystem- for applications mapped to RSUs.TrafficLightOperatingSystem- for applications mapped to traffic lights.TrafficManagementCenterOperatingSystem- for applications mapped to TMCs.ChargingStationOperatingSystem- for applications mapped to charging stations.
For example:
public class MyVehicleApplication extends AbstractApplication<VehicleOperatingSystem> {
...
}
public class MyRsuApplication extends AbstractApplication<RoadSideUnitOperatingSystem> {
...
}
For more information see package: org.eclipse.mosaic.fed.application.app.api.os.*
Using the Operating System
Each application has access to the operating system of its unit. Depending on the type of unit, the operating system provides different methods. For example,
an application which is mapped on vehicles, has access to the VehicleOperatingSystem by calling this.getOperatingSystem() (or this.getOs() to keep it short). The following examples show a bit
of the capabilities the VehicleOperatingSystem provides:
Get the current simulation time (in nanoseconds):
long time = this.getOs().getSimulationTime();
Return the name of the unit (e.g. “veh_0”):
String nameOfUnit = this.getOs().getId();
Get access to vehicle data, such as speed, position, heading, and the like:
double speed = this.getOs().getVehicleData().getSpeed();
GeoPoint position = this.getOs().getVehicleData().getPosition();
Change parameters of the vehicle during the simulation, such as its maximum speed:
this.getOs().requestVehicleParametersUpdate()
.changeMaxSpeed(10) // m/s
.changeMaxAcceleration(2.4)
.apply();
Get the current lane index of the vehicle and change lane to left (within 5 s):
int laneIndex = this.getOs().getRoadPosition().getLaneIndex();
int newLaneIndex = Math.max(0, laneIndex - 1);
this.getOs().changeLane(newLaneIndex, 5 * TIME.SECONDS);
Sending a V2X message via ITS-G5 singlehop broadcast:
MessageRouting routing = this.getOs().getAdHocModule().createMessageRouting().topoBroadCast();
V2xMessage message = new MyV2xMessage(routing);
this.getOs().getAdHocModule().sendV2xMessage(message);
Park the vehicle in 200 meters at the right side of the road for 3 minutes:
double distance = 200;
double duration = 3 * 60 * 1000;
IRoadPosition stopPosition = RoadPositionFactory.createAlongRoute(
getOs().getNavigationModule().getRoadPosition(),
getOs().getNavigationModule().getCurrentRoute(),
0,
distance
);
this.getOs().stop(distance, duration, Stop.StopMode.PARK);