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ServiceArea



Description:
The serviceArea resource. This page simulates how to perform service area analysis using REST interfaces.
Service Area Analysis calculates the area a location serves in the network.
A service area is an area containing all connected edges and nodes in the network that can be reached within a specific impedance.


centers * Array of the service center nodes, it can be the array of ID, like [2,4,6], or node coordinates
weights * The service radius set. The size of this set depends on the number of service centers, this set specifies the extent values for calculating the service area for each service center.
isFromCenter: whether to start the analysis from the center.
isCenterMutuallyExclusive: Calculating whether to enable the no-overlay processing on the results depends on the distance of the centers.
weightFieldName The wight field name, which indicates the weight field used during network analysis. If not set, the first field in the environment setting will be used.
turnWeightField Turn weight field name
barrierEdgeIDs Barrier edge ID array.
barrierNodeIDs Barrier node ID array
returnEdgeIDs: true indicates the ID collection of the passed edges is included.
returnNodeIDs: true indicates the ID collection of the passed nodes is included.
returnPathGuides: true indicates the collection of path guides is included.
returnRoutes: true indicates the collection of route objects is included.
returnEdgeFeatures: true indicates the collection of the edge features is included.
returnEdgeGeometry: The default is false, indicating the edge feature collection returned doesn't include the geometry information.
returnNodeFeatures: true indicates the collection of the node features is included.
returnNodeGeometry: The default is false, indicating the node feature collection returned doesn't include the geometry information.
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