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Can anyone please give me some direction on converting MITab to GTFS and ensuring the spatial objects are correctly represented?
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Hi @sharynrichardso,
About the format GTFS has some links that can be useful for you.
Some examples:
Using spatial etl tool to combine multiple gtfs into
Thanks,
Danilo
GTFS requires the spatial data to be in WGS 84 see the GTFS reference documentation. If your MapInfo Mitab data is not in a geographic coordinate system, then FME can re-project it for you. All you probably need to do is set the Coordinate System on the GTFS writer to LL-WGS84. Documentation on the FME GTFS writer is here