1. Developed by the Institute for the Application of Geospatial Technology in collaboration with the Rochester Institute of Technology U.S. Department of Labor’s High Growth Job Training Initiative Program Vehicle Routing and Tracking Food and Beverage Manufacturing and Processing Industry Finger Lakes Region of New York State

2.  Vehicle routing  Street networks  Other routing applications  Vehicle tracking Topics Covered

3. Food Supply Chain / Network 1 4 3 5 2 Introduction Farmers Customer s Retailers Distributors Processors

4. Vehicle Routing 500 Almay Rd 484 Almay Rd 300 Almay Rd  GIS-based routing requires accurate geocoding.  Transportation network layers should include:  Address ranges  Speed limits  Stop lights  One way streets

5. Routing Example – Basic Routing  Distributor Location  New Account Location Shortest Route Available

6. Street Network Attributes How address ranges are stored in a GIS layer From Node To Node Left Right Grove St. Left From = 16 Left To = 2 Right To = 1 Right From = 29 Most streets are navigable in both directions.

7. Routing Example – Preference Settings Quickest route follows the highway rather than secondary roads.

8. Routing Example – Multiple Stops Pre-determined stop orderOptimized stop order

9. Other Routing Applications Distributor Delivery Location Construction Barrier

10. Vehicle Tracking

11. Other Location Tracking Examples (43.2157, -77.7872) 149 Webster Rd Rochester, NY 14623 Webster Farmer’s Market Reverse Geocoding Service Finder Distance to Market Precision Agriculture Supply Chain Logistics Integration Here is my current GPS Location. What address am I at? Where is the nearest grocery store? Apples Potatoes Fertilizer application rate automatically adjusted as GPS location of tractor changes.

12. Correct - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly! Your answer: The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You must answer the question before continuing Submit Submit Clear Clear Concept Review Which of the following are typical street network data elements used by routing applications? Select all that apply Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Concept Review Which of the following factors might be included in street network data?A) Direction of travel B) Police checkpoints C) Street type classification code D) Street address range E) Street length Try again

13. Correct - Click anywhere to continue You answered this correctly! Your answer: The correct answer is: You did not answer this question completely You must answer the question before continuing Submit Submit Clear Clear Concept Review In determining an ‘optimized’ route, a routing application will: Incorrect - Click anywhere to continue Concept Review Which of the following factors might be included in street network data?A) Favor distance over travel time B) Find the best paths of travel between a predetermined sequence of stops C) Determine the best sequence among all stops D) Ignore any user-placed barriers E) Only use highways F) None of the above Try again

14. Conclusion  GIT, wireless communication, and mobile computing are widely used in the food industry  These provide a means for cost saving and efficiency

15. Resources  ArcGIS Online - http://www.arcgisonline.comhttp://www.arcgisonline.com  ESRI’s North American Address Locator - http://www.arcgisonline.com/home/item.html?id=8b980709e0534bb39784dc42f550d554 http://www.arcgisonline.com/home/item.html?id=8b980709e0534bb39784dc42f550d554  ESRI’s North American Routing - http://www.arcgisonline.com/home/item.html?id=4078fece745140d7af17bf74b5f300fd http://www.arcgisonline.com/home/item.html?id=4078fece745140d7af17bf74b5f300fd

16. Contact For more information on How to Succeed with GIT: IAGT 199 Franklin St Suite 300 Auburn, NY 13021 (315)252-8669www.iagt.orgRIT Center for Multidisciplinary Studies 31 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, NY 14623 (585)475-4772www.rit.edu/cms

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