Has anyone done any scheduled routing using GTFS data? I've been tasked with determining the length of time it takes to get to a specific location using public transport, from about 5 thousand starting points.
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Found a worldtour presentation from @nickison of this subject
https://www.safe.com/presentation/using-fme-and-gtfs-datasets-to-run-transitdatabase-com/
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@stalknecht/@jdh
I wish I had had a chance to try out routing using GTFS data, but I had to put it on hold when I took a new job. You could check out this Python library to do routing outside of FME too - https://github.com/mk-fg/trip-based-public-transit-routing-algo
@carsonlam may be of help too - he's the one who (I believe) did the FME/GTFS reader/writer and knows his GTFS better than I do.
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@stalknecht/@jdh
I wish I had had a chance to try out routing using GTFS data, but I had to put it on hold when I took a new job. You could check out this Python library to do routing outside of FME too - https://github.com/mk-fg/trip-based-public-transit-routing-algo
@carsonlam may be of help too - he's the one who (I believe) did the FME/GTFS reader/writer and knows his GTFS better than I do.
In my view, routing with GTFS data requires a dedicated server with a multi-modal routing solution like OpenTripPlanner installed on it. You can use the FME HTTPCaller transformer to call its API (ride times, isochrones) and process the results further with FME.