Frank,
I saw your email on the MapInfo-L site. MapCentric is an independent
distributor of a number of add-on desktop mapping products throughout
Europe, Middle East, Africa, North America and South America.
We have a product, developed by Dataview Solutions, called RouteView which
can do traveling salesman analysis. There are various packages and options
available within the RouteView range depending on your requirements.
RouteView? is completely data independent and allows you to process any
link and node data.
RouteView? can quickly calculate and display shortest or fastest routes
between different points in the order you want to visit them. It also
enables you to find the optimum route based on route types and speeds and
also to calculate drive times and distances. RouteView? also contains a
function enabling you to calculate catchment areas based on time or
distance (isochrones). These regions are critical for marketing and
demographic analysis.
RouteView Pro? contains all the features of RouteView? plus some extra
analysis tools for the more demanding user. RouteView Pro? has
user-defined restrictions such as impassable one-way and other
restrictions. You can also set variable road speeds for different times of
the day and print out detailed directions including names, distances
between each section, direction and which way to turn. RouteView Pro?
allows editing of roads so you can create short-cuts that would not
normally be available in datasets (ideal for calculating walking distances)
and includes a territory builder which allocates regions to the closest
resources by drivetime.
RouteX? is based on leading routing and drivetime analysis packages
RouteView Pro?. Designed to be a platform independent OCX control, RouteX?
adds key functionality to any development project.
RouteView? Software Developer Kit allows you to integrate all or some of
the functionality of RouteView? into your own applications. The kit is
broken down into two sets of DLL's; Set One: Point to Point Route &
Optimisation and Set Two: Drive Distance and Drive Time Regions and works
with any programming language that supports DLL calls.
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From: Frank Tanser[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 July 1999 14:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI Travelling salesman application
Has anyone developed a mapinfo application to handle 'travelling salesman'
type geographical problems?
Many thanks.
Frank
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