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NETGRAF: A COMPUTER GRAPHICS AID TO THE OPERATION AND INTERPRETATION OF NETSIM (NETWORK SIMULATION MODEL), A TRAFFIC SIMULATION MODEL. PART III: PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE

D M Combs, J B Schneider

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Information needed to understand the structure and function of a computer graphics system, called NETGRAF, is presented. NETGRAF has been designed to aid the operation and interpretation of NETSIM, a traffic simulation model. Details regarding the structure and function of the 29 routines that constitute NETGRAF are presented as are flow diagrams of each routine. Part 1 of this report gives an overview and some experimental results obtained using NETGRAF, while Part 2 is a User's Guide.

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Key concepts: Programmer, Computer science, Graphics, Computer graphics, Traffic simulation, Simulation, Interpretation (philosophy), Computer graphics (images)