Usually used to analyse flows along a network. For example, to find the shortest path between two locations on a road network perhaps taking into account the different speeds and different fuel costs on different types of roads.
an important part, then, in evaluating economic COGs and target sets
A data processing method using topologically linked data such as street maps or river networks with the purpose of determining routes between geographic locations, and other analyses requiring the consideration of path and direction. Such analyses might include finding the most efficient travel route, generating directions, or defining service coverage based on travel time.
The technique utilized in calculating and determining relationships and locations arranged in networks, such as in transportation, water and electrical distribution facilities.
The process of identifying early and late start and finish dates for the uncompleted portions of project activities. See also critical path method, Program Evaluation and Review Technique, and Graphical Evaluation and Review Technique.
method used for calculating a project's critical path and activity times and floats. Note: see also critical path analysis, project network techniques.
Network analysis is the process of identifying early and late start and finish dates for project activities.
Analytical GIS techniques used to determine the relationships between locations on a network, such as the calculation of optimal routes through a road network based on distance or time.
The next step following the network audit is the analysis. Data gathered from the audit is thoroughly analyzed utilizing various methodologies. In addition, MC Info will perform a complete future needs analysis to determine the best direction for the customer.
analytical techniques concerned with the relationships between locations on a network, such as the calculation of optimal routes through road networks, capacities of network systems, or best location for facilities along networks.
A range of techniques employed by engineers and planners to study the properties of networks including connectivity, capacity, and rates of flow. Network analysis can be used to estimate the capacity of a road network or to plan for additions to an electrical distribution system.
In project management, the calculation of early and late start and finish times for those activities not yet completed. See: critical path method, graphical evaluation and review technique, and program evaluation and review technique (PERT).
Network analysis is the analysis of networks through network theory (or more generally graph theory).