ππ Can a navigation system recommend the most fuel-efficient route instead of simply the shortest one?
This project was developed as part of my MPhil Remote Sensing & GIS thesis.
I designed and developed an intelligent Web GIS routing system that generates and compares four alternative routes between an origin and destination and recommends the most suitable route using a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) approach.
Instead of considering only distance, the system evaluates multiple factors such as:
β’ π± Fuel-efficiency / environmental suitability
β’ β± Travel duration
β’ π§ Road hurdles and route conditions
β’ π Travel distance
The alternatives are evaluated using a TOPSIS-based decision model, allowing the system to identify the route with the best overall balance rather than simply choosing the shortest path.
I also integrated an AI assistant that explains route recommendations in natural language, helping users understand why one route is preferable to the alternatives.
Key features:
β’ Interactive Web GIS navigation
β’ Four-route generation and comparison
β’ MCDM/TOPSIS route ranking
β’ Fuel-efficient route recommendation
β’ Route distance and travel-time analysis
β’ Road-condition / hurdle consideration
β’ AI-generated route explanations
β’ Interactive route visualization
β’ Decision-support interface for sustainable mobility
Built with Python, Django, GIS, Leaflet/OpenStreetMap, MCDM and AI integration.
This research explores how GIS + decision science + AI can support smarter and more sustainable urban mobility.
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ππ Can a navigation system recommend the most fuel-efficient route instead of simply the shortest one? This project was developed as part of my MPhil Remot...