Dynamic multi-source Dijkstra's algorithm for vehicle routing
conference contribution
posted on 1996-01-01, 00:00authored byPeter Eklund, S Kirkby, S Pollitt
This paper discusses the implementation of Dijkstra's classic double bucket algorithm for path finding in connected networks. The work reports on a modification of the algorithm embracing both static and dynamic heuristic components and multiple source nodes. The modified algorithm is applied in a 3D Spatial Information System (SIS) for routing emergency service vehicles. The algorithm has been implemented as a suite of modules and integrated into a commercial SIS software environment. Genuine 3D spatial data is used to test the algorithm on the problem of vehicle routing and rerouting under simulated earthquake conditions in the Japanese city of Okayama. Coverage graphs were also produced giving contour lines joining points with identical travel times.
History
Pagination
329-333
Location
Adelaide, South Australia
Start date
1996-11-18
End date
1996-11-20
Language
eng
Publication classification
E1.1 Full written paper - refereed
Editor/Contributor(s)
Narasimhan VL, Jain LC
Title of proceedings
ANZIIS 96 : Proceedings of the Australian New Zealand Conference on Intelligent Information Systems
Event
Australian New Zealand Conference on Intelligent Information Systems. (1996 : Adelaide, South Australia)