Abstract

Road accidents are frequent and many cause casualties. Fast handling can minimize the number of deaths from traffic accidents. In addition to victims of traffic accidents, there are also patients who need emergency handling of the disease he suffered. One of the first help that can be given to the victim or patient is to use an ambulance equipped with medical personnel and equipment needed. The availability of ambulance and accurate information about victims and road conditions can help the first aid process for victims or patients. Supportive treatment can be done to deal with patients by determining the best route (nearest and fastest) to the nearest hospital. The best route can be known by utilizing the collaboration between the Dijkstra algorithm and the Floyd-warshall algorithm. This application applies Dijkstra's algorithm to determine the fastest travel time to the nearest hospital. The Floyd-warshall algorithm is implemented to determine the closest distance to the hospital. Data on some nearby hospitals will be collected by the system using Dijkstra's algorithm and then the system will calculate the fastest distance based on the last traffic condition using the Floyd-warshall algorithm to determine the best route to the nearest hospital recommended by the system. This application is built with the aim of providing support for the first handling process to the victim or the emergency patient by giving the ambulance calling report and determining the best route to the nearest hospital.

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