STRADA (Simulation of TRAffic DAta) is an urban traffic web simulator that uses data in real time built with Angular, TypeScript & Firebase.
Project developed for the dissertation of my bachelor's degree in computer engineering.
Official docs: STRADA documentation
A widespread cliché wants urban traffic to be created because roads and public transport are insufficient or not working. Indeed, those who participated in the design of complex systems know perfectly that overdimensioning beyond average demand often does not give the expected results, or is not economically sustainable or for other factors. Traffic is due to population density and human activities that are concentrated in the same place or time. Even the Romans or medieval cities had busy roads: a sign of vitality, productivity, the ability of some centers to attract people and activities. In fact, over time, various meanings have been attributed to traffic: from "trade" to "circulation", but only in the automobile age the effect of congestion has replaced its original meanings to become the common use.
Although traffic is inevitable in some situations, it is possible to study it in order to reduce the effect of congestion - as well as traffic accidents and pollution.
Software simulators allow you to analyze, design, plan and manage urban mobility in order to find the best solutions for the traffic problems before adopting them in reality.
The STRADA simulator - Simulation of TRAffic DAta - is a web application that can process any transport network, obtain traffic data in real time and offer a simulation of traffic flow, with the purpose of controlling, estimating or predict traffic considering different conditions, such as different weather conditions.
npm install npm@latest -g
npm install -g @angular/cli
npm install -g firebase-tools
firebase login
.firebaserc
filesrc/app/app-config.json
filefunctions/src/functions-config.json
filecd functions
npm install
npm run serve:dev
npm install
npm start
npm test
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