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A Python package to download, model, analyze, and visualize street networks and geospatial data from OpenStreetMap.
A computational framework for deep reinforcement learning experiments in traffic microsimulation and control.
An open standard for distributing public transit schedule and real-time data to software applications.
An open data standard for real-time shared mobility system availability, providing uniform public data feeds.
A JavaScript library for generating dynamic, stylized transit maps from transport network data.
A set of applications for tracking moving assets like vehicles and visualizing them on a live map using Android, Firebase, and Google Maps.
An open-source Python-based air traffic simulator for research on air traffic management and air traffic flows.
A cross-platform validator for GTFS Schedule (static) transit data files, ensuring compliance with the official specification.
A routing engine for multimodal transportation networks with realistic travel-time calculations, designed for accessibility analysis and scenario planning.
A tool that animates scheduled transit frequency using Transitland API data and Processing for visualizations.
A scenario-oriented design tool for ArcGIS CityEngine to quickly create procedurally generated multimodal streets with dynamic performance metrics.
A C implementation of the RAPTOR public transit routing algorithm for generating Pareto-optimal itineraries over large geographic areas.
An R package for reading, analyzing, and visualizing public transit data in GTFS format using tidyverse and sf.
A web-based UI for editing, managing, validating, and deploying GTFS transit data to OpenTripPlanner.
An open-source, non-profit carpooling platform for the shared economy, originally created for the French website covoiturage-libre.fr.
A Swift library for querying real-time and static data from public transport providers across multiple regions.
An open API standard enabling seamless communication between transport operators and mobility-as-a-service providers.
A Vue.js frontend for a carpooling application that connects users via Facebook to share rides in Argentina.
A Java desktop application that synchronizes bus stop and route data between GTFS transit feeds and OpenStreetMap.
An open-source framework for calculating spatial urban sprawl indices and performing disaggregated population estimates using OpenStreetMap data.
A Rust library providing serde structures and helpers to read and parse GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) archives.
An open, linear-referenced data standard for describing curb regulations to enable digital curb management and mobility services.
A Rust crate for managing, converting, and enriching public transit data between formats like GTFS, NTFS, and NeTEx-France.
A .NET library for parsing, reading, and writing General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data.
A Java-based tool that validates GTFS-realtime transit data feeds against the official specification.
An open pedestrian transportation network data standard for describing and sharing pedestrian network and adjacent data as a graph.
A Python toolkit for generating human-readable timetables from GTFS data; uses PANDAS and gtfs_kit
A Go library and CLI tool for reading, writing, and processing transit data in GTFS and related formats.
A Go library and CLI tool for reading, writing, and processing transit data in GTFS and related formats.
Documentation and coordination hub for German open transport data and data quality meetups.
An open standard for storing and sharing fixed-route public transit ridership data.
A Rust-based validation tool for GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification) files, performing checks from basic file integrity to complex data anomalies.
A complete, easy-to-use GTFS parsing library for Go that validates feeds and transforms ID references to pointers.
A fast Java framework for validating GTFS transit data and generating statistics.
An R package to interface with standardized bikeshare data feeds, enabling data collection and analysis.
A web app that visualizes transit, biking, and walking accessibility across Toronto using interactive maps.
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