pfaedle
Generates precise GTFS shapes for public transit feeds by map-matching schedule data to OpenStreetMap road networks.
What is pfaedle?
pfaedle is a command-line tool that generates precise geographic shapes for public transit routes by map-matching General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) schedule data to OpenStreetMap road and rail networks. It addresses the common issue of missing or inaccurate route geometries in transit feeds, producing high-quality shapes that reflect real-world paths.
Transit data engineers, GIS specialists, and developers working with GTFS feeds who need to enhance schedule data with accurate route geometries for visualization, analysis, or routing applications.
Developers choose pfaedle for its proven accuracy in map-matching transit schedules to OSM networks, its support for multiple transit modes, and its practical features like OSM filtering and Docker deployment, which streamline the process of generating production-ready GTFS shapes.
Overview
Precise map-matching for public transit feeds. Generates high-quality GTFS shapes from OSM data.
Use Cases
Best For
- Enhancing GTFS feeds with missing or low-quality route shapes
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