[GRASS-user] Re: proximity mapping / site clustering

[M S]

followup/correction.

The "hubbing" does not have to occur along the optimal route (steiner
tree).  this is "line of sight" orientated (cell towers as example).

On 7/21/06, M S <mseibel at gmail.com> wrote:

>  So far the network engineer/planner (who happens to be my Dad) I have
> been working with on using GRASS for WAN Network engineering and design has
> been working out awesome.  After a successful steiner tree, i have come to
> another problem to solve with GRASS.
>
> i have all these sites on the minimal connection network.  what i need to
> do now on a simplistic level, is cluster the sites or aggregate them.
> Clustering them by proximity is the first step, even though traffic
> generation is another factor that will have to be added.
>
> I have looked at v.net.iso and v.net.alloc, but none seem to produce the
> results sought after.  is there a function or combination of functions that
> might cluster sites on the network based upon their proximity to each other?
>
>
> i used v.net.iso with roughly a mile iso band.  i was able to highlight on
> the optimal network all sites within a mile of each other but those were not
> the desired results.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks in advance
>
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