The Transit GIS Clearinghouse Team is Happy to announce the availability of the 2017 Conference Sessions and presentations for downloading. Click to see full list of sessions and links to the available presentations.
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Transit GIS 2017 Session: A Thorough Tour of GTFS: Creating, Improving, Sharing, Finding
Moderated by: Drew Dara-Abrams A Thorough Tour of GTFS: Creating, Improving, Sharing, Finding For over 10 years, public transit agencies have been sharing their schedules with Google and others using the General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS). This common format has enabled a wide range of apps, services, and businesses to be built around such data. …
Transit GIS 2017 Session: Visualization and Communication of Real-Time Travel Information, Travel Patterns and Performance Information
Moderated by: M. Narul Islam Visualization and Communication of Real-Time Travel Information, Travel Patterns and Performance Information Learn about mobile app development for real-time information, NYC’s analysis of a transit app, and a technique to visualize and explore travel corridors using GPS trace data. GoTime Mobile Application Development: A Solution for Accessible Real Time Travel …
Transit GIS 2017 Session: Putting Transit on the Map: New Agencies Entering the World of GTFS, Multi-Model Performance Measurement, GTFS Implementation in Small/Rural Areas
Moderated by: Emily Grise Putting Transit on the Map: New Agencies Entering the World of GTFS, Multi-Model Performance Measurement, GTFS Implementation in Small/Rural Areas Learn about the back-end development of the National Transit Map using standards and open data, efforts to create effective multi-modal performance measures, and how small urban and rural areas can implement …
Transit GIS 2017 Session: Better Links: Improving Services for Riders On-and-Off Transit
Moderated by: Victoria Perk Better Links: Improving Services for Riders On-and-Off Transit Learn about how to improve the rider experience via bus stop evaluation without sacrificing operational performance and how to use readily available data to link transit and trails, and lessons learned for using crowd sourced and third party data. Improving Rider Experience and …
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