[Talk-transit] NaPTAN data import

2009-03-06 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi everyone We discussed at our West Mids meeting last night the best way forward. Here is what we would like to see happen: 1. Proceeed with the import on the basis of the proposed naptan taggings. All imported data should have the naptan: prefix as we feel it is important to identify the

Re: [Talk-transit] [Talk-gb-westmidlands] NaPTAN merge tool

2009-04-03 Thread Brian Prangle
I agree that this makes sense - the only change I would want is for the green (i.e completed) status to also require the presence of shelter=yes/no i.e presence of shelter key regardless of value 2009/4/3 Andy Robinson (blackadder-lists) ajrli...@googlemail.com Christoph,

[Talk-transit] GPS traces in Central Birmingham

2009-04-03 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi Peter The relative absence is mainly down to experience that the traces were so unreliable as to be only a guide and a lot of streets are estimations only. I tried using a compass to get bearings but standing in the middle of a road with a compass causes a lot of disturbance so I desisted.

[Talk-transit] West Bromwich Bus Station

2009-04-06 Thread Brian Prangle
You might like to take a look at http://blog.mappa-mercia.org/ where the results of our mapping party this weekend on the bus station are shown(we didn't just do the bus station btw!), compared to the raw NaPTAN data and what the other mapping providers think West Brom bus station looks like.

[Talk-transit] NaPTAN survey error log

2009-04-06 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi everyone: I've started a wiki page http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/NaPTAN_Error_Log#NaPTAN_Error_Logwhere we can log errors between what we survey on the ground and what theNaPTAN database reckons is there, in one place to which anyone responsible professionally for NaPTAN data can be

[Talk-transit] West Mids Bus Routes

2009-07-02 Thread Brian Prangle
Have a go at mapping one bus route to start with - it's great fun! We were helped enormously by having the trial NaPTAN import so we got a good grid of bus stops mapped where we agreed as a local group to make sure all the route nos where displayed on bus stops were tagged. It's a good idea to

Re: [Talk-transit] Talk-transit Digest, Vol 7, Issue 4

2009-07-03 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi Peter Bus Routes work like this type=route route=bus ref=50 operator= National Express West Midlands name= NXWM Bus Route 50 Thanks for having a go and helping out in Birmingham - I've edited your relation for bus route 50 to reflect the above. Look forward to seeing it rendered in opnvkarte

[Talk-transit] Roundabout, ways and relationship policies

2009-07-22 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi all I'm the guilty party who split up the roundabouts in question to put the bus route relation through it. What do we want correct roundabout junction tags or correct bus routes? I did it this way by splitting the roundabout because it's obviously a roundabout from it shape and

[Talk-transit] Route relations types

2009-08-05 Thread Brian Prangle
Do we want to add route=coach to differentiate long distance routes operated in the UK mainly by National Express and which mainly travel city to city with very limited stops, from the typical bus services which operate within cities or short distance between adjacent or closely related towns and

[Talk-transit] Interesting NapTAN/OSM data

2009-10-22 Thread Brian Prangle
In response to Peter's request for feed back for his top brass look at the detail we can achieve for example at West Brom bus station and Dudley bus station, also the growing bus route map for the West Midlands (

[Talk-transit] Proposed automated edit for NAPTAN data in the West Midlands

2017-02-03 Thread Brian Prangle
We have an opportunity to work with the regional transport authority TfWM to update this imported data which is 8 years old and partially edited by OSM users. They have assigned 2 developers to work on this and I'm spending a half day each week working with them. We've agreed and discussed this

[Talk-transit] Public Transport Smart Cards

2017-01-16 Thread Brian Prangle
Hi everyone TfWM(Transport for West Midands) in the UK have recently introduced the Swift Card (similar to TfL's Oyster Card) and have started installing Swift Collectors in bus shelters and bus stations. Swift Collectors are where you insert your Swift Card to get the stored-value topped-up: