Title: OPTIMUM ROUTING Using ArcView Network Analyst
1OPTIMUM ROUTING Using ArcView Network Analyst
- By
- SYED ANWAR BASHA
- CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPT.
2Introduction
3- ArcView Network Analyst provides an intuitive,
interactive, easy-to-use, stand-alone interface
for calculating travel routes, finding the
closest facility, reporting the results as
directions and finding service areas.
4ArcView Network Analyst solves problems
associated with any network. Users can
- Access geographic network data based on ARC/INFO
coverages, ESRI shapefiles,or computer-aided
design (CAD) drawings. - Find the most direct route between two locations,
or find the best way to visit several locations.
5CONTD
- Find the nearest facility
- Perform drive-time analyses.
6Gives You the Power to Solve Your Network
Analysis Problems
- It enables you to solve a variety of problems
based on - Geographic networks (i.e., streets, highways,
rivers, pipelines, utility lines) - Finds the most efficient travel route across
town, - Generate travel directions,
- Finds the closest emergency vehicle or service
facility to an incident, - or Defining service areas or sales territories
based on travel time.
7Designed for Power
- True 32-bit architecture.
- Multiplatform portable design (Windows NT and
95 and UNIX). - No limits to size of the network problem.
- Networks are persistent with the data, reducing
solve time
8Scope of the Project
9Network Analyst can do the following
- Find the Best Routes
- Locate the Closest Facilities
- Build Service Areas
- Give Clear Directions
10Answer Your Questions Based on Different Criteria
- ArcView Network Analyst can use any cost field
for its calculations. You can solve your
questions based - on drive time,
- street length,
- traffic conditions, or
- any of a number of criteria.
11Methodology
12Find the Shortest Path
- Enter your "stops" using their addresses or by
pointing. - Reorder the "stops" automatically to find the
best order. - Return to your starting location for a round-trip
route. - Solve based on distance, time, or other
variables.
13Determine the Closest Facility
- Determine the closest facility(s) from any given
point. - Enter your "stops" using their addresses or by
pointing. - Change the travel direction.
- Solve based on distance, time, or other
variables.
14Generate Service Areas
- Evaluate multiple service centers.
- Set multiple service areas based on time,
distance, or other variables. - Change the service areas based on travel
direction. - Enter your service center using their addresses
or by pointing. - Generate results as polygons and/or lines.
15Give Clear Directions
- Specify which attributes to form directions from.
- Use existing landmark information within the
directions. - Save directions to an ASCII file.
- Set the measurement units to use in the
directions.
16Analysis
17Finding Shortest Route
- Imagine youre the operations manager for a
moving company in San Francisco and have been
radioed by one of your drivers. The driver,
caught in rush hour traffic while in the middle
of an important delivery, is uncertain of the
best way to reach his destination. He wants you
to tell him the shortest way to get there.
18To give directions to the truck driver
- Specify where the driver is in the city by using
your cursor. - Specify where the driver wants to go by entering
an address. - Find the shortest route from one location to
another. - Generate directions you can read to the driver.
19Finding the Closest Facility
- You are an emergency dispatcher and get an urgent
call about an automobile accident at Lombard in
San Franciscos north side. It is your job to
decide which ambulance will respond and the
quickest route it will take to get there.
20To decide..
- Specify where the hospitals are by using a point
theme - Specify where the accident is by entering an
address - Specify drive times for city streets by choosing
a field in the line theme feature table - Find which hospital is closest
- Find the quickest route from the hospital to the
accident scene
21Determine Access Sites
- You are a commercial real estate consultant
working for a retail company. Your boss just
asked you to report on how accessible a potential
retail site is, in a meeting that starts in 10
minutes.
22find how many customers live in each area..
- Specify where the site is by entering an address
- Create 5 and 10 minutes drive time service areas
around the site - Find out how many customers are located within
the service areas
23Generate travel directions
- You are the owner of a small package delivery
company. You notice there are an unusual large
number of packages that need to be delivered, so
you want to assign a driver to start delivering.
24To create a delivery plan
- Specify where your delivery truck depot is by
entering an address - Use a customer theme to specify delivery
locations. - Find the most efficient order to deliver the
packages. - Find the shortest route to deliver the packages.
25Thank You..