This Python script takes a GTFS uncompressed folder. These may be generated from the tfl_gtfs repository.
Change to the src directory:
cd src
Execture the Python script and pass the location of your input file. In this case, it is found within a tmp directory.
python analysis.py -i ../tmp/tfl_gtfs_2017-02-07_05/
Example output:
python analysis.py -i ../tmp/tfl_gtfs_2017-02-07_05/
Converting GTFS data into usable format
Creating stop_times db
15204494 stop times loaded
Creating trips db
Creating stops db
Creating calendar db
Creating routes db
# There are often errors within GTFS datasets - a check is performed.
There are 0 missing records from the original 725
Dumping to file (../out/data_errors/missing_routes.json.gz)
Creating edges for services
15204494 stop_times loaded
The output is a series of JSON files explaining unique edges.
edge example:
{
"index":0,
"polyline":[
541479.9724723536,
174563.1806094267,
541689.0233260792,
174629.198668519
],
"modes":[
"Bus"
],
"edge_id":"490015018N490015477E",
"negativeNode":"490015018N",
"services":[
{
"route_id":"b15",
"route_type":"Bus",
"journey_time":60,
"arrival_time":1446441660,
"route_agency":"tfl",
"departure_time":1446441600
},
{
"route_id":"b15",
"route_type":"Bus",
"journey_time":60,
"arrival_time":1446443460,
"route_agency":"tfl",
"departure_time":1446443400
},
{
"route_id":"b15",
"route_type":"Bus",
"journey_time":60,
"arrival_time":1446445260,
"route_agency":"tfl",
"departure_time":1446445200
} ...
"graph":"GTFS",
"journey_time":60.0,
"positiveNode":"490015477E"
},
vertex example:
{
"toid":"910GALRESFD",
"index":0,
"point":[
51.854001,
0.997437
]
} ...
address example:
{
"toid":"910GALRESFD",
"text":"Alresford (Essex) Rail Station",
"index":0
} ...
Weekday services (top) and weekend services (bottom)
