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    Archer - Carr@VDOT - Virginia.gov: 3.1.1 A SOA-based Web Map Road Network System Application Presenter Co-Presenter

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    The Virginia DOT developed a web-based route selection tool within its Road Network System (RNS) using an ArcGIS Server-based architecture. The RNS Map Viewer uses route measurements and Virginia's linear referencing system to display and associate route events like crashes with their on- or off-route locations. This application integrates with other RNS web services and is anticipated to integrate further with other VDOT systems. The RNS Viewer runs on ArcGIS Server 9.3.1 with additional customizations provided by WorldView Solutions.

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    The Virginia DOT developed a web-based route selection tool within its Road Network System (RNS) using an ArcGIS Server-based architecture. The RNS Map Viewer uses route measurements and Virginia's linear referencing system to display and associate route events like crashes with their on- or off-route locations. This application integrates with other RNS web services and is anticipated to integrate further with other VDOT systems. The RNS Viewer runs on ArcGIS Server 9.3.1 with additional customizations provided by WorldView Solutions.

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    The Virginia DOT developed a web-based route selection tool within its Road Network System (RNS) using an ArcGIS Server-based architecture. The RNS Map Viewer uses route measurements and Virginia's linear referencing system to display and associate route events like crashes with their on- or off-route locations. This application integrates with other RNS web services and is anticipated to integrate further with other VDOT systems. The RNS Viewer runs on ArcGIS Server 9.3.1 with additional customizations provided by WorldView Solutions.

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    Archer - Carr@VDOT - Virginia.gov: 3.1.1 A SOA-based Web Map Road Network System Application Presenter Co-Presenter

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    The Virginia DOT developed a web-based route selection tool within its Road Network System (RNS) using an ArcGIS Server-based architecture. The RNS Map Viewer uses route measurements and Virginia's linear referencing system to display and associate route events like crashes with their on- or off-route locations. This application integrates with other RNS web services and is anticipated to integrate further with other VDOT systems. The RNS Viewer runs on ArcGIS Server 9.3.1 with additional customizations provided by WorldView Solutions.

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    3.1.

    A SOA-based Web Map Road Network System Application Presenter Archer Carr Roadway Network Manager VDOT Archer.Carr@VDOT.Virginia.gov Co-Presenter Jamie Christensen Applications Manager WorldView Solutions, Inc.

    The Virginia DOT developed and integrated an ArcGIS Server based web route selection tool within its Road Network System (RNS) program service oriented architecture (SOA). The RNS Map Viewer leverages route measure [m-]values and VDOTs linear referencing system (LRS) to automatically and/or interactively render user and system specified route measures as well as visualize and associate route events, such as crashes, with their appropriate on- or off-route locations. This application is integrated and synchronized with other RNS Section web services, including RNS Search and the Straight Line Diagram. Additional opportunities are anticipated for integration with other VDOT systems and web services. The RNS Viewer operates on ESRIs ArcGIS Server 9.3.1 .NET platform, with an optimized third party application development framework (ADF) from MapsDirect resting atop the ArcGIS Server Web ADF. This platforms functionality was implemented and further enhanced with specialized customizations developed by VDOT partner WorldView Solutions.

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