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SIMLOG-25k

24,483 driving scenarios on 7 SimForge Worlds (HD maps of real places), for closed-loop simulation. Each scenario describes a driving situation: the map, the vehicles and people in it, where they go and what triggers what. There is no video and no sensor data in this dataset; you simulate or render a scenario yourself with SimForge.

Version 0.2.2 · format simforge.public-dataset/v1 · licence Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (commercial licence available).

Worlds

World Scenarios
Belmont Research Center (belmont-research-center) 915
Di Rosa, San Francisco (di-rosa-sf) 3,951
Easterbrook Discovery School (easterbrook-discovery-school) 760
El Camino Road, Palo Alto (el-camino-road) 2,989
Richmond Field Station (richmond-field-station) 206
San Ramon, phase 1 (san-ramon-phase-1) 11,511
Yale Street, Palo Alto (yale-street) 4,151

The Worlds are available after a free sign-in, with simforge maps pull <map> (see https://simforge.ai/docs).

Files

Each scenario is a folder scenarios/<map>/<id[:2]>/<id>/ (<id[:2]>: the first two characters of its id, which keeps every folder far below 10,000 entries):

File Format
document.json the scenario: SimForge scenario document v4 (schema/)
recordings/<sha256>.rec.json.gz the motion tracks the scenario plays back, if any: simforge.recording/v1, positions on the map's OpenDRIVE frame at 50 Hz
trace.json.gz the simulation result: simforge.trace/v5, every actor's pose per 20 ms tick, as the SimForge runtime 0.31.0 (build 1163) simulated it
scenario.xosc the same scenario as ASAM OpenSCENARIO 1.4, for other simulators

At the root: scenarios.jsonl (one line per scenario: id, title, map, split, the checks' readings, files and their sha256), index/<split>.parquet (the same index, one table per split), manifest.json (counts, the runtime, the gates), SHA256SUMS (sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS), schema/ (scenario-template.v4.schema.json, recording.v1.schema.json) LICENSE and NOTICE.

12,691 scenarios use a CARLA model in place of a vehicle or prop model that is not in the public asset pack; each substitution is listed in its scenarios.jsonl line (actorSubstitutions).

Splits

Split Scenarios
train 19,297
val 2,320
test 2,866

The splits are fixed: a scenario keeps its split in every version of the dataset.

How scenarios were checked

Every scenario was simulated afresh on the released SimForge runtime, and is in the dataset only if:

  1. it simulates, and its ego and key actors move only in physically possible ways;
  2. it has no collision, unless the scenario is labelled as a collision scenario;
  3. none of its ego and key vehicles runs a red light or rolls through a stop line, and no crossing is a possible violation that could not be checked. Crossings the measurement could not observe are counted per scenario (crossings in scenarios.jsonl).

Each scenario's quality verdict comes from a closed-loop simulation on the released runtime; a re-simulated sample of 468 scenarios was byte-identical.

Test sets and duplicates are removed. Scenarios that use an actor model outside the public CARLA asset pack are either mapped to the CARLA model with the same blueprint or left out.

Licence

The scenarios are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (LICENSE holds the full legal code): free for research, evaluation and other non-commercial use, with attribution. A commercial licence is available from SimForge: contact@simforge.ai. Access is granted after you accept these terms on this page.

How to cite and attribute

When you share this dataset or anything made from it, credit SimForge, name the dataset and its version, link this page and the licence, and state whether you modified it (NOTICE has the same text):

"SIMLOG-25k" (version 0.2.2) by SimForge, https://huggingface.co/datasets/SIMFORGE-AI/simlog-25k, licensed under CC-BY-NC-4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). Modified: [what you changed, or "no"].

@misc{simlog_25k,
  title  = {SIMLOG-25k},
  author = {{SimForge}},
  year   = {2026},
  note   = {Version 0.2.2},
  url    = {https://huggingface.co/datasets/SIMFORGE-AI/simlog-25k}
}
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