GIS is widely applied in transportation, including logistics, transportation systems, and road network planning.
 

Transportation and road network planning includes the following topics:

• Directorate General of Highways and road management
• Railroad management
• Public transportation
• Aviation management
• Water resources transportation
• Mobile unit management
• Integrated transportation system (ITS)
• Maintenance management

 

GIS is widely used in transportation applications such as logistics, transportation systems, and road network planning. Logistics management covers the following items.
 

GIS offers a diverse solution to path planning and schedule management to integrate servers and clients and thus provide the best solution for planning and inventory logistics for clients.

 

GIS is applicable to asset tracking analysis applications that allow you to monitor the real-time status of regional activities.This component can be displayed on maps through GPS or dynamic tracking tools.You can specify the locations to update by circling the map. When the transportation vehicle leaves the specified region, you will be notified immediately.

 

GIS technology helps you manage your business and accelerate your work process by understanding the when, where, and how to complete missions.Furthermore, GIS allows clients to customize their own interfaces and simplify operating procedures. The simplification makes the system easier for clients.

 

During delivery, products must be allocated by areas. Using GIS can help enterprises rapidly plan the delivery area, path, and staff role for product delivery. In addition, the delivery process can be effectively tracked.
 

To maximize profits, we can utilize powerful spatial and road network analyses provided by GIS to look for appropriate geographic locations, identify business service ranges, and analyze geographical relationships with competitors.

 

GIS has been comprehensively applied to the planning of traffic routes. Common applications in Taiwan and other countries include disaster relief, ambulance dispatch, travel route planning, and warehouse transportation management.