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This reference is a collection of exported web-pages from the Appropedia website. These pages were written by Patrick Sunter as an open knowledge-base accompanying his PhD work, in partnership with civil society organizations engaged in transport policy in Melbourne, Australia. This content in this form is made available under a CC-BY-SA license.

The OSSTIP Project - Summary and Work Packages[edit | edit source]

The OSSTIP Project - Main Page: OSSTIP: Open Source Sustainable Transport Informatics Platform
OSSTIP Project Blog: OSSTIP/Project blog
OSSTIP General "Work Packages": OSSTIP/WP1- Initial data gathering and familiarisation; OSSTIP/WP2- Transport Informatics tools review; OSSTIP/WP3- Setup and design of Spatial Data Infrastructure to support project; OSSTIP/WP4- Display of current Melbourne PT network in chosen tool; OSSTIP/WP5- Workflow for conversion of GIS data into PT network schedule; OSSTIP/WP6- Capacity to modify and extend existing route lines from GTFS into new timetable
OSSTIP Work Packages Developed with Beyond Zero Emissions: OSSTIP/WPBZE1- Phase 1 Display of new BZE Network in OSSTIP; OSSTIP/WPBZE2- Evaluation of OSSTIP Tools Batch Trip Routing Capabilities for OD Datasets; OSSTIP/WPBZE3- Creation and configuration of web server to communicate BZE network reform proposals using interactive tool; OSSTIP/WPBZE4- Conversion of refined BZE Version 2 network into timetable form and display in OSSTIP
OSSTIP Work Packages Developed with the Public Transport Users' Association: OSSTIP/WPPTUA1- Developing a timetable for a higher-frequency SmartBus network; OSSTIP/WPPTUA2- Developing a timetable for an extended, higher-speed, higher-frequency tram network; OSSTIP/WPPTUA3- Developing a timetable for an extended, higher-frequency train network; OSSTIP/WPPTUA4- Integrating all proposed network changes into a multimodal OpenTripPlanner instance and generating analysis reports

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