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Bearing and BearingTol fields ignored when adding locations to a network

nelsmickaelson

I have GPS points from vehicles that I want to move to the correct location. The use of Bearing and BearingTol fields looked promising as an option. I have added these fields with the correct data type as described in the documentation. Unfortunately I cant get it to work. It seems like these fields are ignored. Anyone have any success using this technique?

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.8/help/analysis/networks/bearing-and-bearing-tolerance.htm

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nelsmickaelson

I'm using Pro and the prebuilt Network Analysis scenarios (Menu) which stubs out the layers for the route analysis when you select it. I'm then using the import stops tool that is enabled for the route analysis to import the feature layer points which already have the Bearing and BearingTol fields. I'm not adding them after. According to ESRI's documentation if they exist in the layer your adding as stops then the fields will automatically be used. I will keep experimenting. Perhaps use the geoprocessing tool instead to add locations to the stops layer, though would expect the same results. Thanks.

JaySandhu

If you have already loaded the Stops and then are adding the Bearing/BearingTol fields and adding values, they will not be used. The values should be present when Add Locations is called so that when the location is happening the fields are getting used.

You can add these fields to the Stops Analysis layer using the GP tool Add Field to Analysis Layers

Add Field To Analysis Layer (Network Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

If these fields are present then when Add Locations is called, the values of the Bearing and BearingTol are also copied over to the Stops field. Now if something happens to cause a network re-build, the locations are computed again at solve time and these fields will continued to be used.

Jay Sandhu

nelsmickaelson

Hi Jay,
The values are in degrees (0-360), the field names are correct (Bearing, BearingTol), and the field types (Long) are correct. I was adding them as stops in a route scenario. None of them were locating. My next step is to test using a newly built network. I will report back if I have success.

Thank you

JaySandhu

Bearing and BearingTol field values are used when the points are initially used by Add Locations to load them as Stops. The value units for both are in degrees. What values are you putting into them? And what happens when you load these points? Do you get any warning message about feature not being located?

Jay Sandhu

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