Delhi GPS Data of Buses and Autorickshaws

[srinivas kodali]

To all the researchers and data enthusiats,

My long pending data release. Here is the GPS data of buses and autorickshaws in Delhi. The blog post has some inner details of who is collecting the information and why?

http://www.lostprogrammer.com/blog/delhi-buses-and-autorickshaws-gps-data/

This is not the complete data, but this is good for anyone trying to understand and do research on delhi transport network. 

Regards,

Srinivas Kodali

www.lostprogrammer.com

"Not everyone who wanders is lost, I am probably a bit"

[Johnson Chetty]

This is sweet! Great stuff Srini!

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[William F. Stafford, Jr.]

Dear All,

I am wondering if there are some people in Delhi who want to do some work on this data, especially looking at how to link it up with the various data available on permits, etc. from Transport Department and DIMTS, visualisations and discussions on what they show and do not show, etc.?

Best,

William

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[Sarath Guttikunda]

Good evening.

We made a run with a couple of GPS units on cars, 2ws, and 3ws (we these three, runs were conducted at least once a week, for a year, covering ~3000km per mode on all possible roads), and managed to get two weeks of data from all the buses (courtesy of DIMTS). Objective was to look at how often the vehicles are under 4 km per hour, equivalent to walking rate, and start counting the idling times. The new 3Ws are now equipped with the GPS units and even some of the private cars. I am sure, pooling in of these databases can provided how fast or how slow is the city moving at various hours.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tbs.2014.10.001

With regards,

Sarath

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