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Rout analysis layer: finding the distance and time for each segment of the route

Vicky_WTam

I am using the route analysis layer to solve a set of points representing multiple stops for multiple routes. As expected, it generated the routes linking all of the stops. Is there a way to determine the drive distance and time for each individual segment along each route?

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Melinda Morang

Yes! After solving the route layer, use the Copy Traversed Source Features tool.

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Melinda Morang

Yes! After solving the route layer, use the Copy Traversed Source Features tool.

Vicky_WTam

Thanks, @MelindaMorang! Rather than every segment time and distance, can I use the tool to find time and distance for all edges between my stops? The output of Copy Traversed Source Features calculated edge data for every junction but there isn't a way for me to determine if these edges are part of my route to my 1st, 2nd, or 3rd etc stop.

Melinda Morang

I think you can achieve this with some joins and post-processing.

The FromJunctionID and ToJunctionID fields in Edges refer to the ObjectID values in Junctions. The Junctions output's SourceType field will be NA_CLASS for stops and NETWORK for intermediate junctions that are part of the network. If you join these two tables, you can figure out which edges started or ended at a stop instead of a regular junction, and you can sum or otherwise combine the intermediate rows.

Vicky_WTam

Great! Thank you so much. This is really helpful.

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