E.R. ALIYEV, D.B. GAKH
CREATING A SIMPLE MODEL FOR OUTPUT DATA STRUCTURE FOR OPTIMAL PATH FINDER SERVICE
High-performance web services providing functionality of optimal path finding in transportation networks require optimized output data structures to represent information about the found path. Such structures should have algorithmic simplicity of construction and parsing, small size of request/response data, and readability by human. This article describes the experience of creating and operating of output structures for high-performance path finding web services in the road network. Issues relating to the data format, data transmission by the Internet channels, and the specifics of their processing by desktop and mobile client applications are considered.
Keywords: Path find, web services, GeoJSON, REST API, mobile applications
CREATING A SIMPLE MODEL FOR OUTPUT DATA STRUCTURE FOR OPTIMAL PATH FINDER SERVICE
High-performance web services providing functionality of optimal path finding in transportation networks require optimized output data structures to represent information about the found path. Such structures should have algorithmic simplicity of construction and parsing, small size of request/response data, and readability by human. This article describes the experience of creating and operating of output structures for high-performance path finding web services in the road network. Issues relating to the data format, data transmission by the Internet channels, and the specifics of their processing by desktop and mobile client applications are considered.
Keywords: Path find, web services, GeoJSON, REST API, mobile applications