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Google Maps

First look​

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Requirements of Google Maps' Design​

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Design of Google Maps​

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Details

To collect real-time congestion data, we can use GPS readings from user devices, ensuring privacy is maintained, along with traffic sensors and incident reports. This data is then integrated into the route-finding process by updating the weights of the edges in the graph that represents the map. This might involve using a time-dependent shortest path algorithm to account for varying traffic conditions at different times of the day, ensuring that the routing is dynamic and reflects current traffic realities.

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Challenges of Google Maps' Design​

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Detailed Design of Google Maps​

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Evaluation of Google Maps' Design​

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