Are any of you familiar with TRAVIC? (http://tracker.geops.ch/?z=10&s=1&x=-82 ... =transport" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)
TRAVIC (transit visualization client) is a mapping client that represents the movement of transit vehicles mostly based on GTFS Data (the data feeds that inform google maps), showing buses/trains/ferries moving both in real time and when desired.
I've been thinking it would be a neat project to convert an old Official Guide into a machine-readable format such as GTFS and visualize the results in a similar way.
Beyond the work involved in transcribing, it would include acquiring or constructing shapes-files of old routes and station coordinates
TRAVIC (transit visualization client) is a mapping client that represents the movement of transit vehicles mostly based on GTFS Data (the data feeds that inform google maps), showing buses/trains/ferries moving both in real time and when desired.
I've been thinking it would be a neat project to convert an old Official Guide into a machine-readable format such as GTFS and visualize the results in a similar way.
Beyond the work involved in transcribing, it would include acquiring or constructing shapes-files of old routes and station coordinates
B. Dawe's map of routes and urban populations https://brendandawe.carto.com/viz/80b9d ... /embed_map" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; NOW updated with 2016 Canadian Populations
