Felix Gündling

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Algorithms for Future Mobility. #MOTIS. triptix GmbH
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@felixguendling and Robin presenting recent developments in #MOTIS at #FOSSGIS2026 - NeTEX, Siri, #GTFS Fares v2, translations, performance improvements.

https://pretalx.com/fossgis2026/talk/PKLL8T/

@maeool Nice! 🎉 🚀 Those are newly computed shapes? Was it fast? :)

If you experience memory problems, you can try to lower the memory usage by running it with less threads: set `timetable.route_shapes.n_threads` to a lower value

You can also configure to keep the shape cache even if the OSM data changes. @transitous will do this during the week and recompute shapes only 1x/week on Sunday. This way, the import should be fast and smooth.

@maeool On our server, it takes ~2.5h to recompute every single shape in the dataset (`all` setting). For production, we keep existing shapes (`missing` setting) which makes it even faster because datasets like FlixBus already come with shapes.

Routing speedups for osr (like Contraction Hierarchies) will likely translate to even faster shape computation 😎 🚀

@maeool We couldn't build on Pfaedle because in @Transitous experiments we couldn't make it work for planet-scale processing on the hardware we have. One option would've been to cut out extracts using OverpassTurbo, but since it puts heavy load on the Overpass server, we would've needed to host our own instance which comes with its own complexities and hardware requirements. Since we needed extra features like caching and had the efficient osr routing model anyway, it was easier to start there.
@transitous now has real time delays for Elron trains in Estonia based on the live map positions from the Elron website.

Very early PoC implementing the “stoptimes” endpoint in MOTIS in Maps for (eventually) displaying departures/arrivals for public transit stations/stops from Transitous

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-maps/-/merge_requests/612/

#gnomemaps #transitous #MOTIS #publictransit

@avatter wer es gerne ohne Google hätte, schaut sich an ("Apps that use Transitous"), welche Apps alle auf @transitous basieren und teils auch solche Features bieten:

https://transitous.org/

#DID #Transitous #OpenData

Transitous

Get to places by public transport

Transitous

#MOTIS v2.9 is out! 🎉 🤩

Highlights include:

We now have the option to compute shapes (exact line geometry) on import. Before, buses would sometimes pass through buildings on the map if the #GTFS dataset doesn't provide shapes. Now, everything (buses, trains, etc.) is routed based on OSM data. The development was supported by MOBIDROM 🙏

#MOTIS also gained initial support for OJP now, Europe's standardized API for journey planners.

SIRI-FM for elevator status updates is also available now 😎

🥁 Nouveau !

Nos plans d'intérieur ont été améliorés. Découvrez comment ça marche dans ce court article.

https://cartes.app/blog/plans-interieur

Explorez l'intérieur des bâtiments

Avec cartes.app, vous pouvez naviguer dans la myriade de plans d'intérieur entretenus par la communauté OpenStreetMap.

After a successful first edition last year the Open Transport Community Conference will return in 2026! Follow us on Mastodon for more updates.

#OpenTransport2026