ArcGIS Network Analyst

Strictly by pre-registration only

What is this course about?

ArcGIS Network Analyst provides network-based spatial analysis tools for solving complex routing problems. Designed for ArcGIS users who want to plan routes for an entire fleet, calculate drive-times, locate facilities and solve other network related problems. Attendees will learn how to configure a transportation network dataset, allowing organisations to accurately represent their unique network requirements.

Course details

Price

IDR10,323,000.00

Location

Jakarta

Duration

2 days

Level

Advanced

Category

Visualisation, Editing and Analysis Course

CPD points

Safety measures for training courses

While courses in our training facility have resumed, we want to assure you that the wellbeing of our trainees and staff remains Esri Indonesia’s highest priority.

As the COVID-19 situation continues to develop, strict safety measures and guidelines as recommended by the Ministry of Health are being adhered to for all training conducted.

All computer equipment and desks are disinfected before class commences and during the lunch break, while seats are placed and marked at least 1-metre apart, in accordance with official Safe Distance Measures. Acrylic partitions have also been installed between each desk.

Masks are mandatory throughout training, and alcohol hand sanitisers and anti-bacterial wet wipes will be available.

Your temperature will be taken before commencement. For your safety, you will be asked to return home and see a doc if your temperature exceeds 37.5deg.

Are there any prerequisites?

What skills will I learn?

After completing this course, you will be able to:

  • Reduce your mileage to decrease fuel cost and save time by driving less
  • Give more accurate service time window estimates and miss fewer appointments
  • You will be able to define order, driver, vehicle, and other constraints and requirements critical to how the organisation functions

What can I expect?

  • Course topics

    Fundamentals of network systems

    • What is a network?
    • Types of network systems
    • Components of a network: Physical & Logical
    • General geometry of networks
    • Understanding turns in a network system
    • Networks in ArcGIS
    • Geometric networks vs network datasets

    Network Analyst basics and the Route solver

    • Network analysis workflow, toolbar & window
    • Network layer & network analysis layer
    • Properties of network analysis layers
    • Network locations
    • Analysis properties of network analysis layers
    • Network layer vs network analysis layer
    • Route solver & options
    • Directions

    Additional network solver

    • Closest Facility solver & options
    • Service Area solver
    • Service Area polygon & line options
    • Origin-Destination (OD) Cost Matrix solver
    • OD Cost Matrix solver results
    • Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP) solver

    Advanced network analysis options

    • Network locations in the network
    • Location fields of network locations
    • Analysis properties of network locations
    • Advanced network solver options
    • Incorporating time
    • Using time windows
    • Route solver results with time windows
    • Curb approach
    • Setting a curb approach & options
    • Hierarchy
    • Reasons to use hierarchy
    • Exact route vs hierarchical route
    • Hierarchy requirements
    • Using hierarchy and with ranges

    Preparing data for network analysis

    • Workflow for using Network Analyst
    • Source data for network datasets
    • Source data's level of quality
    • Examples of data quality
    • Verifying coincident geometry
    • Creating coincident geometry: Integrate tool
    • Common attribute fields for street data
    • Migrating existing Esri network data
    • Turn Table To Turn Feature Class tool

    Network dataset connectivity

    • Network dataset, properties & connectivity
    • Modelling network dataset connectivity
    • Connectivity groups and policies
    • Multiple connectivity groups
    • Coincident geometry for line features and point features
    • Overview of connectivity policies
    • Line feature connectivity
    • Edge connectivity policies
    • Common line feature connectivity errors
    • Point feature connectivity
    • Junction connectivity policies
    • Common point feature connectivity error
    • Summary of connectivity policies
    • Methods of network dataset connectivity
    • Elevation fields
    • Intersection scenario
    • Overpass/underpass scenario

    Network attributes

    • Network dataset attributes & properties
    • Four types of network attributes
    • Cost attributes
    • Restriction attributes
    • Hierarchy attributes
    • Descriptor attributes
    • Assigning network attributes
    • Attributes and edge directionality
    • Evaluators
    • Parameterised attributes
    • Using network attributes

    Creating and building network datasets

    • Constructing a network dataset
    • Select network sources
    • Set network connectivity
    • Set turns in the network dataset
    • Turn features
    • Global turns
    • Modeling penalties for global turns
    • Set network attributes
    • Set properties for directions
    • Building a network dataset
    • Network building process
    • Types of network datasets

    Modifying network datasets

    • Editing network sources
    • Modifying turn feature classes
    • Turn Feature Class toolset
    • Editing network dataset properties
    • Rebuilding the network dataset
    • Multimodal network systems
    • Multimodal networks in the real world
    • Modeling a multimodal network
    • Connectivity in a multimodal network
    • Multimodal network analysis

    Network Analyst and geoprocessing

    • Learning objectives
    • Review of ArcGIS geoprocessing framework
    • Network Analyst Tools toolbox
    • Analysis toolset functionality
    • Review of ModelBuilder concepts
    • Network solvers in ModelBuilder