How to obtain, based on an origin and destination, the nearest bus route?
I'm doing an app on Android Studio about bus routes in my city, and it's a function I'd like to include. But I've looked for how to do it, and I have not found anything that comes close.
I have bus routes in a .JSON file (lat and long) which are plotted on Maps. Those routes I want to use them for when the user selects a destination, the application tells him which bus route is closest.
Do you recommend using SQL to store the routes and make queries, or not? Any related comment, is welcome.
Thank you.
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android-studio asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
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I'm doing an app on Android Studio about bus routes in my city, and it's a function I'd like to include. But I've looked for how to do it, and I have not found anything that comes close.
I have bus routes in a .JSON file (lat and long) which are plotted on Maps. Those routes I want to use them for when the user selects a destination, the application tells him which bus route is closest.
Do you recommend using SQL to store the routes and make queries, or not? Any related comment, is welcome.
Thank you.
java google-maps
android-studio asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
11
add a comment |
I'm doing an app on Android Studio about bus routes in my city, and it's a function I'd like to include. But I've looked for how to do it, and I have not found anything that comes close.
I have bus routes in a .JSON file (lat and long) which are plotted on Maps. Those routes I want to use them for when the user selects a destination, the application tells him which bus route is closest.
Do you recommend using SQL to store the routes and make queries, or not? Any related comment, is welcome.
Thank you.
java google-maps
android-studio asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
11
I'm doing an app on Android Studio about bus routes in my city, and it's a function I'd like to include. But I've looked for how to do it, and I have not found anything that comes close.
I have bus routes in a .JSON file (lat and long) which are plotted on Maps. Those routes I want to use them for when the user selects a destination, the application tells him which bus route is closest.
Do you recommend using SQL to store the routes and make queries, or not? Any related comment, is welcome.
Thank you.
java google-maps
android-studio java google-maps
android-studio asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
11
asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
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asked Jan 19 at 20:43
Cristian LedesmaCristian Ledesma
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asked Jan 19 at 20:43
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asked Jan 19 at 20:43
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If you have the data you can use Dijkstra algorithm to get the short's path between nodes in a graph
Create a graph with nodes representing the bus location
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
Mouad KhaliMouad Khali
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If you have the data you can use Dijkstra algorithm to get the short's path between nodes in a graph
Create a graph with nodes representing the bus location
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
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If you have the data you can use Dijkstra algorithm to get the short's path between nodes in a graph
Create a graph with nodes representing the bus location
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
Mouad KhaliMouad Khali
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If you have the data you can use Dijkstra algorithm to get the short's path between nodes in a graph
Create a graph with nodes representing the bus location
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
Mouad KhaliMouad Khali
893
If you have the data you can use Dijkstra algorithm to get the short's path between nodes in a graph
Create a graph with nodes representing the bus location
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
Mouad KhaliMouad Khali
893
answered Jan 19 at 20:49
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