Although TfGM don't release GTFS the Open Trip Planner project might be of interest to people.

Hi All, I have bee asked for examples of applications that have been produced off the back of Greater

Thought this might be of interest to some of you... Begin forwarded message: From: Ian Dunlop <

(formerly GMPTE) bus data which the Swirrl guys, > > >> Ric and Bill, have processed as Linked Data > > >> (http://linkedmanchester.org/datasets/buses

Hi, This may not be of any relevance to the group, but just in case I thought I'd post... In the

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

I feel like this is lunacy but I am going to attempt to parse the bus fare tables into GFTS. There

I would share this as a little thing to inspire people to get stuck in with the GMPTE data. We made this a while back with the NPTDR dataset: Video here: http://vimeo.com/itoworld/nwjourneys

Hello Through MDDA - where I work http://www.manchesterdda.com http://twitter.com/mdda - I'm

We have just uploaded a new version, where the stop_id's now match ATCO Codes. This will match with other regional datasets as they become

I finally managed to create GTFS files for several routes, together with a KML file (for use of Google earth). The files validate (according to the

I have uploaded the slides from the talk given by John Garner - GMPTE at the last Open Data

Apologies for later than usual notice. The next Open Data Manchester meeting is on the 27th January

about what GMPTE fare data could do, others who do make a case for another way of dealing with that data, a case we may like somewhat less, and we will possibly deserve to get it. Sam On 14

meeting at GMPTE. I was invited to present on Open Data in > Manchester, the Open Data Cities project and DataGM along with > Victoria Moody from Trafford Council. > > After

In message on 16 Dec 2010, keith drew wrote: > Hi > I've just tried using the CIF files in Accession software but failed > miserably (so

//gmpte.opendatamanchester.org.uk/zips/LATEST_GMPTE_CIF.zip And you can view and download previous releases with the date in the name here: http://gmpte.opendatamanchester

Hi, Just wondered if the CIF Transport Schedukes ever got released. Everything on the wiki etc. seems

Thanks to Sam Easterby-Smith we now have access to the entire GMPTE bus fare data set. Although it is

State and GMPTE too Steven On 24 September 2010 10:01, julianlstar wrote: > NESTA has announced the winners of the Make It Local competition. > > > http://www.nma.co.

The next Open Data Manchester meeting is going to be at MadLab on Tuesday 28th September at 6.30pm

Hi There is an interesting discussion going on at the "Communities of Practice for Public

On 30 August 2010 15:39, Ben Webb wrote: > Is there any news on this? I suspect it has more to do with something > breaking and people being on

Hi all, At the last "Bus Fair" meeting we agreed that before we can create the app, we need

.eventbrite.com/. We really hope lots of you from ODM will get involved, not least because you are doing so many interesting things with the GMPTE data just now! Thanks, Louise

Hi Everyone (Apols for cross posting) The Brief Encounters site below could be of interest... http://

that the GMPTE data weights ~200Mbs. The algorithm of analysing user "reports" wasn't designed for that large data. However, I think I've come up with an optimisation

released by GMPTE. > > If anyone can think of other stuff that could be discussed/presented > post it up. > > Cheers > > Julian -- *www.bobop.co.uk* 07811 197374

A friend - Ben Webb - at YRS this week has put together this application with the GMPTE data.

channel 'GMPTE Buses' (i'm at work at the moment so i will post a screen shot asap) You can get the application from the app store or fromhttp://www.junaio.com. I was a little