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Network Analyst Tutorial
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Network Analyst Tutorial
About the ArcGIS Network Analyst tutorial
The ArcGIS Network Analyst extension allows you to build a network dataset and perform analyses on a
network dataset. The best way to learn Network Analyst is to use it. In the exercises in this tutorial, you will do
the following:
• Use ArcCatalog to create and build a network dataset from feature classes stored within a
geodatabase.
• Define connectivity rules and network attributes for the network dataset.
• Perform various network analyses in ArcMap using the Network Analyst toolbar.
• Learn how to use the Network Analyst geoprocessing tools to create models that automate analyses.
To use this tutorial, you need to have ArcGIS installed with the Network Analyst extension and have the
tutorial data installed on a local or shared network drive on your system.
Tutorial data
Ask your system administrator for the correct path to the tutorial data if you do not find it at the default
installation path (C:\ArcGIS\ArcTutor\Network Analyst\Tutorial).
In this tutorial
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Exercise 1: Creating a network dataset
In this exercise, you will create a network dataset in a geodatabase using
San Francisco street and turn features. You will also include historical traffic
data so you can solve time-dependent routes.
Complexity:
Beginner
Data Requirement:
ArcGIS Tutorial Data Setup
Data Path:
C:\ArcGIS\ArcTutor\Network
Analyst\Tutorial\Exercise01
Goal:
To create a network dataset from a
streets feature class in a geodatabase
Creating a network dataset
Steps:
1. Start ArcCatalog by clicking Start > All Programs > ArcGIS
> ArcCatalog 10.
2. Enable the Network Analyst extension.
a. Click Customize > Extensions.
The Extensions dialog box opens.
b. Check Network Analyst .
c. Click Close .
3. On the Standard toolbar, click the Connect To Folder button .
The Connect to Folder dialog box opens.
4. Navigate to the folder with the ArcGIS Network Analyst tutorial data.
The default location for the tutorial data is C:\ArcGIS\ArcTutor\Network Analyst\Tutorial
5. Click OK .
A shortcut to the folder is added to the Catalog Tree under Folder Connections .
6. In the Catalog Tree , expand ...\ArcTutor\Network Analyst\Tutorial > Exercise01 >
SanFrancisco.gdb .
7. Click the Transportation feature dataset.
The feature classes the feature dataset contains are listed on the Contents tab of ArcCatalog.
8. Right-click the Transportation feature dataset and click New > Network Dataset .
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The New Network Dataset wizard opens.
Note: To open the New Network Dataset wizard in a geodatabase, you
right-click the feature dataset that contains the source feature
classes (Streets, for example) and choose New > Network
Dataset . For a shapefile-based network dataset, you right-click the
Streets shapefile itself—not the workspace that contains the
shapefile—and choose New > Network Dataset.
The reason for the difference is that geodatabase networks allow
you to use multiple sources that are stored in the feature dataset
to create a multimodal network, while shapefile-based network
datasets are only capable of handling a single source feature
class.
9. Type Streets_ND for the name of the network dataset.
10. Click Next .
11. Check the Streets feature class to use it as a source for the network dataset.
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