Abstract
We consider stationary Poisson–Voronoi tessellations (PVT) in the Euclidean plane and study the properties of Voronoi tessellations induced by linear Poisson processes on the edges of the PVT. We are especially interested in simulation algorithms for the typical cell. Two different simulation algorithms are introduced. The first algorithm directly simulates the typical cell, whereas the second algorithm simulates cells from which distributional properties of the typical cell can be obtained. This second algorithm can also be used for simulating the typical cell of other Cox–Voronoi tessellations. The implementation of both algorithms is tested for their correctness using random software tests. Then different cell characteristics are studied by simulation and compared with the typical cell of PVT and Cox–Voronoi tessellations based on linear Poisson processes on the lines of Poisson line processes. Our results can be applied, for example, in the analysis of telecommunication networks and vesicle paths on cytoskeletal networks.
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