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Is there a way to generate values for "wait time", "walk time" and "transit time" separately?
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12-18-2019
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Thanks for replying, Melinda. My analysis needs to separate the walking time and the transit time on train/bus. And due to the size of my data, I need to use Python command to do the Network Analysis instead of clicking on buttons on the menu. When I tested the menu options (so that I can create my arcPy commend accordingly), I found that the output route file only provides values for "Total_PublicTransitTime" if I choose "Mode: Public trasnit time " in the "Travel Settings" banner in the Network Analysis. The output column "Total_walktime" will be "null". However, if I clicked on the blue sum sign and check both "PublicTransitTime" and "WalkTime", the output file will give me the walk time I need. Is there anyway to include this option into the python command?
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12-18-2019
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Hey, I am using arcpy.na.solve to find the best transit route using network converted from GTFS data. I need two cost attributes to be combined: public transit time and walk time. How should I set up the travel mode? Here is what I use for public transit only (which works fine): travel_mode = "Public transit time" arcpy.na.MakeRouteAnalysisLayer('TransitNetwork_ND','Route',travel_mode) Thanks Jane
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12-17-2019
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I have built a network from shapefile using "minutes" as the cost field. The "minutes" field needs to be updated several times and each time a new fastest route needs to be generated between a pair of O/D. I tried to use python code (arcpy.buildnetwork_na) in the embedded window in ArcGIS to do this automatically. However, it doesn't work, even though I removed the network AND the orginial shapefile from my ArcGIS (due to the "exclusive schema lock" issue). Anyone knows what's going on here? Thanks
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09-02-2011
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I have a similar situation. I created a network from my shapefile. The "Minutes" field needs to be updated and each time it updates I need find the shortest path. That means, I need to build it each time the "Minutes" changed. It won't allow me to re-build, saying "Runtime error <class 'arcgisscripting.ExecuteError'>: ERROR 030033: Parameter does not contain a network dataset data element." I used "arcpy.BuildNetwork_na". This network is not a SDC file, right? Since I can manually build it from ArcCatalog. Any suggestions?
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