Good to see someone else playing with this data :-)
I have finally managed to get all of the GTFS data, the Naptan data
for all
of the bus stops in Greater Manchester and all of the fares
data loaded into a (growing) MySQL database - it has taken sometime
and
there are over 4.6M records now. I have written a (badly hacked!) Java
program to
do all the formatting and parsing of the data into suitable database
queries to
insert the data. I am sure it could be easily used to output the data
in a different
format if required.
I am now starting to construct interesting (?) queries to see what I
can do with all
of this lovely data :-)
Some sample queries (not all are working yet)
1/ Get time ordered list of all buses leaving a particular bus stop
2/ Find the location of all the buses at a particular time
3/ Produce a fares table
4/
I ultimately want to link this data to
I have also got some web pages which all for each data item to be
viewed, edited
and updated.
Unfortunately I can't come to the hack day on Saturday
Regards
Anthony
BTW I have produced a sample set of GTFS fare files for one route
(that correctly parsed) but couldn't see how they work
On Apr 5, 10:10 am, Ric Roberts <
r...@swirrl.com> wrote:
> We (me and Bill from Swirrl) are going to the Lovely Data MDDA Hack Day on
> Saturday (
http://lovelydata01.eventbrite.com/) and as preparation for the
> event, we're converting the GMPTE bus timetable data to Linked Data.
>
> This means that the data will be available via an API for people to make
> apps with on the day. We're planning to make something ourselves using this
> data at the event, and we'll be there to help out others who want to use our
> API.
>
> We're blogging about our progress as we work with the data. The first two
> instalments are available here:
http://blog.swirrl.com/articles/manchester-buses-linked-data-diary-day-1http://blog.swirrl.com/articles/manchester-buses-linked-data-diary-day-2