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In this comprehensive tutorial, we demonstrate how to integrate pgRouting with PostGIS in QGIS for powerful network routing analysis. You'll learn how to set up a routing model on a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database from scratch and then use QGIS to visualize the shortest path between two points on a map. We walk through each step of importing your road network data, enabling pgRouting functions, and performing route calculations directly within QGIS's user-friendly interface. This hands-on demonstration shows how QGIS can serve as a front-end for robust, database-driven analysis by highlighting a real example of finding the fastest route from point A to B.

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Shortest Path Routing with PostGIS - PGRouting - Network Analysis - Complete Web Project - Part 3

In this crucial step, we bring our routing graph to life by generating edges — the paths between network nodes. These edges represent the segments vehicles will travel, along with distance-based cost values needed for shortest path calculation.

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Shortest Path Routing with PostGIS - PGRouting - Network Analysis - Complete Web Project - Part 6

In this final part of our GIS routing series, we bring everything together into a fully functional Web GIS application. Using Leaflet.js for frontend, GeoServer for WMS rendering, and PostGIS + pgRouting for backend logic, we built a real-time, interactive shortest path routing system.

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