Road Network Analysis with GIS and GRASS-GIS: A Probabilistic Approach

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By:Giuseppe Caristi, Roberto Guarneri, Sabrin Lo Bosco

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jgr.v4i4.3759

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In this paper we show how it can be useful to the probability of intersections in the determination of a classification rule for raster conversions in Geographical Information System (GIS) and GRASS GIS for the Road Network Analysis (RNA). We use a geometric probabilities approach for irregular path considering these results for transportation planning operations. We study two particular problems with irregular tessellations, in order to have a situation more realistic respect to map GIS and considering also the maximum value of probability to narrow the range of possible probability values.

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