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how to plot multiple latitude and longitude from a flattened table?

‎02-21-2019 03:10 PM

How do I plot multiple latitude and longitude values from a single row? 

 

Scenario: 

 

  • I have a single flattened SHIPMENT table.
  • There is unique row (record) for each TRIP within the SHIPMENT table. Every trip record has Pickup latitude and longitude as well as Delivery latitude and longitude.
  • How do I plot Pickup and Delivery Lat Long for all the trips in SHIPMENT Table?

Please help me out here.

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v-yulgu-msft
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‎02-21-2019 10:32 PM

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Please elaborate your scenario with sample data and expected output.

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‎02-22-2019 07:35 AM

Use Case:

 

I have a unique TRIP ID. One row in sample data represents one TRIP. One TRIP consist of multiple zones (loading zone, road zone, delivery zone, docking zone). Each and every zone has its own latitude and longitude values. I want to plot the latitude and longitude values of each and every zone on a map showing the entire trip (loading zone --> road zone --> delivery zone --> docking zone).  

 

Here is some sample data:

TRIP IDLoading ZoneLoading zone start timeLoading Zone End TimeLoading Zone LatitudeLoading Zone LongitudeRoad Zone Road Entry Start TimeRoad Entry End TimeRoad Entry LatitudeRoad Entry LongitudeDelivery ZoneDelivery Zone Start TimeDelivery Zone End TimeDelivery Zone LatitudeDelivery Zone LongitudeDocking ZoneDocking Zone Start TimeDocking Zone End TimeDocking Zone LatitudeDocking Zone Longitude
10118:21 AM8:26 AM33.085502-96.83559918:27 AM9:30 AM-96.82721833.08453419:32 AM9:58 AM33.0826738-96.8274369110:00 AM10:30 AM33.084534-96.826054
10219:21 AM9:52 AM33.085502-96.835599110:20 AM3:21 PM-96.82721833.08453413:22 PM4:14 PM33.0826738-96.827436914:30 PM5:00 PM33.084534-96.826054
10317:38 AM7:45 AM33.089125-96.82721818:27 AM9:30 AM-96.82721833.08453419:32 AM9:58 AM33.0826738-96.8274369110:00 AM10:30 AM33.089125-96.827218

 

 

Expected Output:

I want to display different TRIPS on a map. Within one trip, individual zones will represent stops on a map. 

 

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