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penalty on busstops

MaximKaskov

I am building a network with bus lines (about 200 lines). I have 2 layers: 1 containing bus routes and 1 containing bus stops. I would like to achieve is a network which route cost by travel time and no penalty (additional cost) when route across busstop without change busline(busnumber) and have a penalty 10 minutes (additional cost) when route change busline on bus stops, like on attachment picture. how it create in Network Dataset?

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nicogis

Extra info x transit data: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=0fa52a75d9ba4abcad6b88bb6285fae1

RamB

hi,

Can you please give the link to the tutorial?

thanks,

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Please use table 1 row 4 and table 2 row 1 to achieve the desired result, also refer to my previous comment.

regards,

JuliaGalindo

For bus I think that you also have schedulate time stop in stop bus so you also could use custom evaluator kind this: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=72ef24542857413c8981f2e196f1bb13

Thank you!

nicogis

For bus I think that you also have schedulate time stop in stop bus so you also could use custom evaluator kind this: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=72ef24542857413c8981f2e196f1bb13

JuliaGalindo

Hi,

You can build a bus route if you have starting and ending point of the route and the busstops along the routes. To do this you need to make a list of node IDs (Start Node ID ....... intermediate nodes IDs ....... End Node ID) and have a field in all those nodes that is a route name. Then you can use the route tool. detailed procedure is available in tutorial.

regards,

hi,

Can you please give the link to the tutorial?

thanks,

RamB

Hi,

You can build a bus route if you have starting and ending point of the route and the busstops along the routes. To do this you need to make a list of node IDs (Start Node ID ....... intermediate nodes IDs ....... End Node ID) and have a field in all those nodes that is a route name. Then you can use the route tool. detailed procedure is available in tutorial.

regards,

ThaoTruong

I am building a network with bus lines (about 200 lines). I have 2 layers: 1 containing bus routes and 1 containing bus stops. I would like to achieve is a network which route cost by travel time and no penalty (additional cost) when route across busstop without change busline(busnumber) and have a penalty 10 minutes (additional cost) when route change busline on bus stops, like on attachment picture. how it create in Network Dataset?

Hi Maxim,
I'd like to build a bus routable network. Since you already built your bus network, wondering which method that you used? I have bus routes and bus stops feature class. Could you please share steps and your experience how to build?
Thank you very much.
Truong

MattCrowder

Assuming you have a cost attribute named "Minutes". Create a turn feature class with a field named "Wait_Minutes" and set a field evaluator for the "Minutes" attribute referencing the "Wait_Minutes" field. Then create a turn feature from bus line 1 to bus line 2 at the bus stop and set the "Wait_Minutes" value to be 10. Rebuild your network.

In that way, when the route requires traveling from bus line 1 to bus line 2, it goes through the turn and incurs and additional 10 minutes of travel time.

If all transitions are always 10 minutes, you can simplify it by using a constant evaluator of "10" instead of requiring a field and using a field evaluator...

matt

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