Genereer GTFS-shapes met network analyst genereert alleen rechte lijnen

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Bij het genereren van GTFS-shapes met network analyst worden bijna alle routes gemaakt met route_type 100 en als een rechte lijn getekend. Ik krijg geen foutmeldingen.<\/P> In het gtfs-bestand route is de route_type gecodeerd zoals in het onderstaande voorbeeld, maar wanneer ik de tool gebruik, verandert het in type 100 (overig).<\/P> <\/P> route_id,agency_id,route_short_name,route_long_name,route_desc,route_type,route_url,route_color,route_text_color ATB:Line:2_5101,ATB:Authority:2,5101,L5ften/Slupphaugen - Grf8tte skole,,712,,, ATB:Line:2_5100,ATB:Authority:2,5100,Meldal - Store5s - Orkanger,,712,,, ATB:Line:2_510,ATB:Authority:2,510,Orkanger skysstasjon - Hovsbak,,701,,, ATB:Line:2_51,ATB:Authority:2,51,Sandmoen - Tillerringen - Kroppa,,704,,, ATB:Line:2_505,ATB:Authority:2,505,Melhus - Skaun - Bf8rsa,,701,,, ATB:Line:2_504,ATB:Authority:2,504,Melhus - Hf8londa,,701,,,<\/P> <\/P> Heeft iemand een idee wat er mis is? <\/P>

Kjell_MortenHaavet · Answer

thanks for the reply.

The network dataset is delivered by the Norwegian public road adminstration and i think its working fine. It is big (the whole of Norway) but 7-8 hours is still a long time...

My organization are switching from Arcmap to ArcGis Pro, so maby i just put the further work with GTFS files on pause until the upgrade is complete.

Melinda Morang · Answer

That definitely seems too long.

It's possible that there could be an issue with the locations of the stops or with your network dataset, or the relationship between the two. The tool uses the Network Analyst Route solver, and that solver will try to find a path through the network from each stop to the next stop in the sequence. If something is wrong with the network or the stop locations, it's possible that it could be searching the entire network dataset trying to find a path. If the network is large (like all of Europe, for example), that could take a really long time.

Have you tested or used this network dataset outside of this tool? If not, that's my next recommended step. Run some standard Network Analyst workflows to make sure it's working properly.

If you find out there's something wrong with the network, I can probably give you some tips on how to fix it. However, I cannot provide any more detailed help with the Generate GTFS Shapes tool because it is deprecated and no longer supported. You should switch to ArcGIS Pro and use the tools there. They are more thoroughly tested, probably run faster, and you can get full tech support on them.

Kjell_MortenHaavet · Answer

followup question: 7 hours in and still on step 1 of 28... Are something wrong or is it normal to take so long time to finish?

Executing: Step1GenerateShapeswithNetworkAnalyst "C:\DATA\Prosjekt\GTFS testsenter\access\atb\rb_atb-aggregated-gtfs" "C:\DATA\Prosjekt\GTFS testsenter\access\atb\rb_atb-aggregated-gtfs\AtB Output" AtB '0 - Tram, Streetcar, Light rail';'3 - Bus';'5 - Cable car' '2 - Rail';'4 - Ferry';'100 - Other / Type not specified' ERFKPS_ND "Minutes (Units: Minutes)" Right "Allowed only at intersections and dead ends" # 30 65
Start Time: Wed Jun 16 12:43:25 2021
Running script Step1GenerateShapeswithNetworkAnalyst...
SQLizing the GTFS data...
(This step might take a while for large datasets.)
Collecting and processing GTFS stop information...
Collecting GTFS route information...
Collecting GTFS trip information...
Calculating unique sequences of stops...
Your GTFS data contains 2846 unique shapes.
Generating on-street route shapes for routes of the following types, if they exist in your data:
'0 - Tram, Streetcar, Light rail'
'3 - Bus'
'5 - Cable car'
(This step may take a while for large GTFS datasets.)
- Preparing stops
- Calculating Routes part 1 of 28.