Sales person will visit different locations in a day and coordinates will store with location name in a model.
I want to display google map for a sales person showing all location on map along with complete path.
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Good day everyone,
Am using amadeus self-service for the first time, i wanted to know if it was possible to get list of airports by their country.
Thanks for the assist.
We do not have a specific API that retrieves airports in given countries. However, you could use our Airport Nearest Relevant API.
This API allows you to find all the airports around specific coordinates (latitude & longitude). You can query the API with the coordinates of the specific country (like the center) and play with the radius parameter (note that the maximum value is 500 kms). This will give you all the airports in this search radius. You can then filter the response by countryName to only retrieve airports in the given country. Of course depending on the size of the country you may need to do this process with multiple geocoordinates.
I do have in my project model 3 datasets showing stores (DS_SITE), cities (Cidades) and weather (DS_DADOS_CLIMA) like in the image below:
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And I want to see the name of the store with it's respectively weather information, but when I try select the store name to the report, it's not permitted:
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There is some way to show the weather with the store name in the same report? I've changed the model and the metric several times trying to do it, but it didn't work.
Here is the metric I used in the example above (DS_DC_TEMP_MAX = weather fact):
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The direction of the arrow between City and Weather is what's preventing you from slicing temperature by Store.
Are you're sure about it? (as modeled, each city can have multiple weathers, each weather belongs to at most one city)?
If the direction is correct (you're probably tracking history of weathers), you'll need to lift weather to city, see explicit lifting:
https://help.gooddata.com/display/doc/Explicit+Lifting.
If you don't need to track history, just reverse the direction of the arrow between city & weather and you should be able to slice temperature by store (show them side by side).
Hope that helps.
I was hoping for some help:
I have 200 participants, each with their own GPS file. Each GPS file has 1000s of points, one for every 15 second epoch. I have already cleaned the data through PALMS and have brought the file into arcmap. I would like to merge multiple points that share the same location and trip mode type (e.g., stationary, location number 1, see table attached). The main difference is that the merging needs to be sensitive to time (e.g., there might be 4 points at location 1 as that person visited the location on 4 separate occasions). I don't have tracking analyst, so any help would be much appreciated! The end game is that I need to create 1km anchor points based on places where the track stayed in one location for a large amount of time (e.g., a minimum of two hours, at least three times per week). Could someone suggest how I might do this?
Thanking you.
Erika
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I am working on an iOS App in which i want to get the temperature of different cities in different countries. I am able to get the country list which is a local csv file, but i would like to get the cities list against the country which i selected. Is there any way to do so ? Any help will be appreciated.
We are a sales distribution company that serves more than 15,000 customer during the month. we have collected all customer GEO coordinates using GPS device in my MS SQL server along with customer details (CustomerID,Name, visit day,visit sequence ..). I would like to import this information to Google map to draw and show each salesman territory and locate each customer in the map according to visit pattern that I have for each customer.
Please let me know the best possible way to do the same. This should be enable me to see all my customer in the map and filter them by visit day or by salesman.
Have you looked at Google Fusion Tables? You could add a polygon layer to define the area for each salesman and use a different color marker for visit days (using the 'bucket' option in Fusion Tables Map Options).