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Andrew Byrd



Lead developer, OpenTripPlanner Analyst
OpenPlans – Conveyal

PhD candidate, urbanism
Université Paris-Est

email: abyrd@conveyal.com
OpenTripPlanner (OTP)

- Fully multi-modal journey planner system (e.g. bicycle transfers)
- User preferences (speed, bicycle safety, hills...)
- Open source license (GNU LGPL)
- Developed by OpenPlans (NYC non-profit)
- In cooperation with Portland (Oregon) transit authority

Consumes open data, using open standards
- OpenStreetMap (OSM)
- General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS)

Mature product
- At feature freeze for version 1.0
- Production deployments in several countries, mobile apps

My role: re-purpose journey planning engine for research and
urban planning applications
OpenPlans is an NYC-based nonprofit
- builds Open Source Civic Infrastructure
- urban/built environment advocacy and journalism
- transportation team projects focus on open data sources

NYC MTA BusTime
- SIRI over JSON feed
- statistical modeling / Kalman filter
- position-based system to circumvent patent troll

OpenTripPlanner (ride.trimet.org)
- replacing costly commercial license renewal
- product ownership by public agency
- Portland had early GTFS feed + OSM
- transposable to any city with GTFS (or equivalent, Netex, etc.)
2013 : OpenPlans Transportation is now Conveyal
- Open data driven transportation planning consultancy
- Spin-out partnership with ITP Transport Planning (UK)

Upcoming projects
- Public transit service modification analysis for Seattle (US)
- Washington, DC regional commute planning system
- Crowdsourced traffic data, Cebu, Philippines
- Infrastructure evaluations in Vietnam, China using open data
- Real-time / decentralized journey planning:
Netherlands Transport Ministry
Noord Brabant pre-commercial procurement (P3ITS) project
Examples of data reuse:
- Passenger information systems (e.g. journey planners)


But also:
- Infrastructure evaluation
- Town planning
- Social and economic research
Open transit data is a window into the underlying temporal
structure of cities.
Links

OpenTripPlanner analyst demo:
http://analyst.opentripplanner.org

OTP Analyst information:
http://opentripplanner.com/2012/07/

Portland Regional Multi-modal trip planner:
http://ride.trimet.org

Netherlands / Belgium routeplanning demo from OpenOV:
http://www.opentripplanner.nl

Code:
http://github.com/openplans/OpenTripPlanner

Andrew Byrd email:
abyrd@conveyal.com

Transport Data Byrd

  • 1.
    Andrew Byrd Lead developer,OpenTripPlanner Analyst OpenPlans – Conveyal PhD candidate, urbanism Université Paris-Est email: abyrd@conveyal.com
  • 2.
    OpenTripPlanner (OTP) - Fullymulti-modal journey planner system (e.g. bicycle transfers) - User preferences (speed, bicycle safety, hills...) - Open source license (GNU LGPL) - Developed by OpenPlans (NYC non-profit) - In cooperation with Portland (Oregon) transit authority Consumes open data, using open standards - OpenStreetMap (OSM) - General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) Mature product - At feature freeze for version 1.0 - Production deployments in several countries, mobile apps My role: re-purpose journey planning engine for research and urban planning applications
  • 5.
    OpenPlans is anNYC-based nonprofit - builds Open Source Civic Infrastructure - urban/built environment advocacy and journalism - transportation team projects focus on open data sources NYC MTA BusTime - SIRI over JSON feed - statistical modeling / Kalman filter - position-based system to circumvent patent troll OpenTripPlanner (ride.trimet.org) - replacing costly commercial license renewal - product ownership by public agency - Portland had early GTFS feed + OSM - transposable to any city with GTFS (or equivalent, Netex, etc.)
  • 6.
    2013 : OpenPlansTransportation is now Conveyal - Open data driven transportation planning consultancy - Spin-out partnership with ITP Transport Planning (UK) Upcoming projects - Public transit service modification analysis for Seattle (US) - Washington, DC regional commute planning system - Crowdsourced traffic data, Cebu, Philippines - Infrastructure evaluations in Vietnam, China using open data - Real-time / decentralized journey planning: Netherlands Transport Ministry Noord Brabant pre-commercial procurement (P3ITS) project
  • 7.
    Examples of datareuse: - Passenger information systems (e.g. journey planners) But also: - Infrastructure evaluation - Town planning - Social and economic research
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    Open transit datais a window into the underlying temporal structure of cities.
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    Links OpenTripPlanner analyst demo: http://analyst.opentripplanner.org OTPAnalyst information: http://opentripplanner.com/2012/07/ Portland Regional Multi-modal trip planner: http://ride.trimet.org Netherlands / Belgium routeplanning demo from OpenOV: http://www.opentripplanner.nl Code: http://github.com/openplans/OpenTripPlanner Andrew Byrd email: abyrd@conveyal.com