GISNet (two shape-files)

[Dmitry Nurminsky]

Hello.

I faced a problem:

My network has 2 shape files (1-way links and 2-way links).

How i can process multiple files by GISNet at once?

[John Kerenyi]

You could try the GISNet keys "FIRST_LINK_NUMBER" AND "FIRST_NODE_NUMBER." After the first run you would set these values to be higher than the highest link and node numbers in the first output file set. Then you would concatenate the two link files and the two node files and use the concatenated files as input to TransimsNet. But you will end up with extra nodes and I don't know if TransimsNet would know what to do with those.

Have you considered combining the shapefiles using a GIS program?

John Kerenyi
City of Moreno Valley

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