casaGeoTSP (TSP for travelling Salesman Problem) allows fast route planning in Alteryx Designer. The extension consists of three tools:

• casaGeoTSPInput
• casaGeoTSP
• casaGeoDateTime (optional, further information: Spatial Analytics)

 

casaGeoTSPInput

The Input tool transmits the data. Further configuration options:

Input data

• sequence_id: Sites that should be in one tour need to have the same sequence ID.
• description: Location ID. The ID needs to be unique, even if starting and aiming point are identical.
• Longitude
• Latitude

Last row is the end point of the sequence

The first record is automatically chosen as starting point. If you select this option, the last record is chosen as aiming point. If starting and aiming point should be the same, the starting point must be attached as last record and get a new description ID.

Improve for

• time
• distance

Stretch of way

• shortest
• fastest

Modes of transport

• car
• truck
• public transport
• pedestrian

Mode of rest

• non
• default

Traffic

• traffic enabled
• traffic disabled

casaGeoTSP

The tool casaGeoTSP delivers the following information:

OUTPUT D

• sequence_id
• section
• waypoint_from (Location ID of starting point of this section)
• waypoint_to (Location ID of aiming point of this section)
• distance (meter)
• time (minutes)
• estimated departure (only if casaGeoDateTime is utilised)
• estimated arrival (only if casaGeoDateTime is utilised)
• execution timestamp

OUTPUT M (stops)

• sequence_id
• stop
• waypoint
• longitude
• latitude
• estimated departure (only if casaGeoDateTime is utilised)
• estimated arrival (only if casaGeoDateTime is utilised)
• execution timestamp

OUTPUT T

• sequence_id
• total travel time

OUTPUT R

This output can directly be processed with casaGeoRoutes to map the routes.

• sequence_id
• stop_from
• waypoint_from
• longitude_from
• latitude_from
• stop_to
• waypoint_to
• longitude_to
• latitude_to