Re: [talk-au] Potential data import

On 20/2/18 12:51, Nedyaj Ekalsrac wrote: Could someone take a look at the information both in the database and about the licencing to see if it can even be imported? Doubt it. That's not an open license so we're starting a long way from being able to use the data. For example it's a revocable

[talk-au] Potential data import

G'day. I noticed that public transport data for Perth, Western Australia leaves a lot to be desired. The local agency running Public Transport services, TransPerth, provides their spacial data in multiple formats per http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au/About/Spatial-Data-Access - this includes routes,

Re: [talk-au] Potential data import

On 20 Feb. 2018 1:41 pm, "Daniel O'Connor" wrote: A good example of a transport agency already doing this is Adelaide Metro; who both publish data as GTFS and provide tools based on openstreetmap; their internal data. I'm interested to know more about this, are there

Re: [talk-au] Potential data import

>From here, you might be interested in emailing the maintainer and asking if they will specifically license that dataset as ODBL ( https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/), an open data license suitable for datasets. Their standard terms of use are: *Content sharing* *All content produced by

Re: [talk-au] Potential data import

I'm going to send off a request to see. On 20 Feb. 2018 1:41 pm, "Daniel O'Connor" wrote: >From here, you might be interested in emailing the maintainer and asking if they will specifically license that dataset as ODBL ( https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/), an

Re: [talk-au] Potential data import

:( https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/planner/ appears to have swapped over to google maps, sigh On Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 12:59 PM, Andrew Harvey wrote: > On 20 Feb. 2018 1:41 pm, "Daniel O'Connor" > wrote: > > A good example of a transport