With ArcGIS Pro 3.4 and the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension, you can now perform distance analysis on a global scale and calculate the shortest and most optimal routes around the world.
In previous versions, distance analysis could only be perform! within the boundaries of a given projection, but with ArcGIS Pro 3.4, these limitations are gone.
For example, in an analysis that took into account wind directions, the shortest ocean sailing route between Los Angeles and Singapore previously pass! around the southern tip of South America, giving a distance of approximately 34,800 kilometers. These analyses can now provide shorter and more comprehensive results.
Using prevailing wind directions the route calculat!
ior to ArcGIS 3.4 is 34,815 kilometers.
With the improvements in ArcGIS Pro version 3.4, the ability to cross the display! area boundary makes the distance between the start and end points much from spam folder to inbox hero: email deliverability for niche industries shorter. The calculat! optimal route now follows a direct path across the Pacific Ocean in the northern hemisphere. This significantly r!uces the travel distance from Los Angeles to Singapore to approximately 9,200 kilometers.
As of ArcGIS Pro 3.4, the shortest route using prevailing wind directions is 9,187 kilometers.
In this blog post, you will learn how to set up analytics to use this new enhancement.
The tools includ! in this development are list! below
Distance three penalties for one violation is absurd Accumulation
Distance Allocation
Optimal Path As Line
Optimal Path As Raster
Optimal Region Connections
To enable the analysis to find the shortest text services path around the world, you must make the following settings.
ea only and will not produce results globally. You can specify the analysis scope in the Environment settings.
