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awesome-open-transport

Awesome resources for Open-Source Software for (mainly public) Transport.




1. Open Data Standards

Open Data Standards are like a common language for different types of transportation, making everything work together smoothly. Think of them as rules that everyone follows to share information easily. These standards help different systems understand each other, allowing for things like real-time updates and better planning.



Transitland, collections public transport data.



2. OpenStreetMap Ecosystem

The OpenStreetMap ecosystem is a global collaboration where volunteers contribute to create free and open maps for various purposes. This collaborative effort makes OpenStreetMap an invaluable resource for transportation, offering detailed, up-to-date information that facilitates route planning, navigation, and community engagement while promoting accessibility and inclusivity.



OpenStreetMap, the collaboration platform for mapping.



3. OSGeo Ecosystem

The OSGeo Ecosystem is like a toolbox for making maps and understanding transportation. It's like having all the tools you need to figure out and improve how we move around, making it super useful for anyone working with maps and transportation.



OSGeo, find your tools here.



4. Movement Analytics

Choosing open-source tools for movement analytics is a smart move for several reasons. The best part is that you can look at and even change the code if you want to customize things, for example changing some kind of indicator. This open-source approach makes analytics more accessible and flexible for everyone.



Transition, a simulation tool for demand estimation.



5. Public Infrastructure

Mapping public infrastructure using open-source tools provides professionals with a suite of digital resources. These open-source tools serve as effective digital aids, empowering professionals to efficiently explore and enhance transportation systems across various modes.



StreetComplete, collecting data using OSM.



6. Other Tools

Various open-source apps contribute significantly to transport analytics, each offering unique features to enhance the understanding and optimization of transportation systems. For example, Kitenerary provides a comprehensive itinerary solution, aiding in the seamless organization and management of travel plans. Similarly, Trufi specializes in public transit information, facilitating the efficient planning of routes and schedules.



Trufi App, an application for public transport.



7. OS AI

AI applications in transport, particularly those built on open-source frameworks, offer innovative solutions for enhancing efficiency and intelligence in transportation systems. Open-source versions of AI tools provide accessibility and transparency, allowing users to understand, modify, and contribute to the underlying code. From traffic prediction to route optimization, these applications leverage machine learning algorithms and neural networks to analyze vast datasets, improving decision-making processes and overall system performance.



Why OS AI?



Additional Resources

Getting Started - IT Infrastructure

These tools encompass various aspects such as version control, collaborative development, data analysis, database management, visualization, and machine learning. Depending on specific needs, users can leverage these tools to tailor and build a customized infrastructure that suits their transportation requirements.



Getting Started with Transport AI

A plethora of online resources is available for those delving into geospatial analysis and transportation-related fields. Initiatives like OpenStreetMap and OSGeo contribute to the open-source geospatial community. Academic research is accessible through journals like GeoAI MDPI and IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, while groups like TransitLab MIT and Mobility MIT foster collaborative research environments.



AWESOME Resources List



Conferences

  • SOTM - conference on OpenStreetMap and related ecosystem
  • FOSS4G - conference on OSGeo and related ecosystem
  • FOSDEM - general conference on Open-Source - lately has a devroom for transport.