OpenPASS Documentation

The OpenPASS (Open Platform for Assessment of Safety Systems) tool is a developed framework for the simulation of interaction between traffic participants to evaluate and parametrize active safety systems. The simulation is based on a specific situation configuration and can contain several simulation runs, which differ due to random parameters.

The software suite of openPASS started as a set of stand-alone applications, which can be installed and configured individually. Over time, especially the graphical user interface evolved to a single entry point, enabling the average user to use openPASS as a “monolithic” tool.

This guide contains information about installation, configuration and usage of all tools in the OpenPASS environment.

Installation Guide

• Getting Started
• Installing Prerequisites
• Installing OpenPASS
• Further Guidance
• Building with Conan

The GUI lets the user configure the simulation and generate configuration files from all set parameters. Based on these the simulation core calculates different simulation runs and compiles trace files for further processing.

User Guides

• Overview
• Tutorials
• GUI Plugins
• Configs in Depth
• Outputs in Depth
• Simulator

Advanced topics

• Simulator
• EndToEnd Test Framework

Developer Information

• IDE Support
• Documentation Concept

Other Information

• External Dependencies
• Glossary
• License

Todolist

Todo

The configuration is still “itchy”, as Qt creator changes the interface with every version

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The configuration is still “itchy”, as Qt creator changes the interface with every version

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In what way do scenario agents deviate from the standard?

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What is an EntitySelection?

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Write a paragraph about the concept “Trajectories, OSC Actions, and so” in the developer zone.

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Write a paragraph in the developer zone about the concept “wrapping FMUs” and the “OSMP FMU”

(The original entry is located in /home/jenkins/agent/workspace/ASS_simulator_build_openPASS_0.9/build/doc/source/user_guide/configs/scenario.rst, line 806.)

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Write a paragraph in the developer zone about the concept “Component State Change”

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The concept Cyclics and the DataBuffer needs further explanation. We also need a way to better communicate, who is publishing what. This should directly come out of the source code, to keep the documentation up to date.

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Check description of Delta

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Write tutorial for PCM simulation

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