OTP Finds a way
K.3.601 | Day 1 | 16:35 - 16:55 | Speakers: Jonas Lindström
Abstract
OpenTripPlanner is a mature, open-source engine for multimodal journey planning across public transport, walking, cycling, micromobility, and driving/park and ride.
It supports datasources on multiple different format (NeTEx, GTFS), consumes hundreds of realtime updates per second to timetable data while delivering fast response times.
With all these capabilities it is important to map real world as accurate as possible.
How do you manage time-traveling trains, ghost buses, levitating trains, and how long is a staircase?
Inconsistent data, outliers and quirky rules go head to head with configuration and algorithms in a battle to answer the questions, what is the best journey from A to B.
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Jonas Lindstrom (1972, Sweden) is an IT Consultant at Decerno. He has developed solutions for public transportation for 25 years, working with Skånetrafiken since 2020. At Skånetrafiken he, together with his team, have implemented Swedens first OpenTripPlanner installation.
He spends his days troubleshooting issues with realtime data Siri-ET/Siri-SX, planned data NeTEx, OTP configuration to help deliver journey planning to the people living in Scania.
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