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ArcView Network Analyst e e )-7871 Answer Your Questions Based on Different Criteria Use Your Data to Answer Your Questions Build Custom Solutions Technical Specifications Designed for Power Integrate Data Solve Your Problems Find the Shortest Path Determine the Closest Facility Generate Service Areas Give Clear Directions ArcView Network Analyst can use any cost field for its calculations. You can solve your questions based on drive time, street length, traffic conditions, or any of a number of criteria. You can move beyond simple distance-based routing and make use of the additional information available today. ArcView Network Analyst supports all of ArcView GIS software's line data. This means you can transparently create routes across your CAD data, ESRI@ shapefiles, or ARCIINFO coverages. ArcView Network Analyst adds extra functionality to ArcView GIS and to A venue. You can build complete customized solutions from simple tools to complete applications using the power of Avenue and ArcView Network Analyst. . True 32-bit architecture. . Multiplatform portable design (Windows [NT and 95] and UNIX). . No limits to size of the network problem. . Networks are persistent with the data, reducing solve time. . Use existing ArcView GIS features directly. . Use your existing ARCIINFO networks, CAD drawings, and ESRI shapefiles. . Build data-driven networks. . Find the shortest path between any number of points. . Determine the closest facility for any location. . Generate service areas around any location. . Build clear directions using points as landmarks for your directions. . Enter your "stops" using their addresses or by pointing. . Reorder the "stops" automatically to find the best order. . Return to your starting location for a round-trip route. . Solve based on distance, time, or other variables. . Determine the closest facility(s) from any given point. . Enter your "stops" using their addresses or by pointing. . Use cut-off distances/times as criteria. . Change the travel direction. . Solve based on distance, time, or other variables. . Evaluate multiple service centers. . Set multiple service areas based on time; distance, or other variables. . Change the service areas based on travel direction. . Enter your service center using their addresses or by pointing. . Generate results as polygons and/or lines. . Specify which attributes to form directions from. . Use existing landmark information within the directions. . Save directions to an ASCII file. . Set the measurement units to use in the directions. April 1998 6