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Weekly check in 2012.02.23

Andrew Byrd edited this page Dec 17, 2014 · 1 revision
  • 13:31 <demory> Hello everyone
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  • 13:32 <novalis_> hi demory
  • 13:33 <demory> well, why don't we get started
  • 13:34 <demory> My update: OTPSetup (which we're branding as OTP-Deployer) is live! http://deployer.opentripplanner.org. I'm still doing some fine-tuning but you are welcome to give it a try. We'll probably do some sort of formal announcement in the next week or so.
  • 13:34 <novalis_> I finished up the segment matching code, and have started working on random bugs.
  • 13:35 <demory> novalis_ I'm just starting to look at the segment matching code, i
  • 13:35 <novalis_> demory, I hope it makes some sense.
  • 13:36 <mele> what is it going to be used for?
  • 13:36 <demory> thanks, i'll let you know if I have questions
  • 13:36 <novalis_> mele, actually, a few things
  • 13:36 <novalis_> What it does is matches arbitrary shapes (as in GTFS shapes.txt) to a street network
  • 13:37 <novalis_> So, could use it to clean up your shapes.txt file
  • 13:37 <PJ_____> oo, does that mean we can fix the horrible gtfs on interstate?
  • 13:37 <mele> haha no that's up to hastus starting to use OSM
  • 13:37 <mele> but i'm thinking it might be useful for us to track changes
  • 13:37 <novalis_> We also hope to use it for some system mapping
  • 13:37 <mattwigway> novalis, around here we don't even have shapes.txt. Could it be used to generate a baseline shapes.txt?
  • 13:37 <novalis_> mattwigway, actually, probably
  • 13:38 <novalis_> We would like to integrate it into Kevin's GTFS editing tool
  • 13:38 <mattwigway> That would be cool - our area is kind of U shaped, so the express buses that go through the bay from E San José to Palo Alto look strange.
  • 13:38 <demory> mattwigway, kpw has been working on a GTFS editor tool that would be well suited to that, tho novalis_' work could help with it too
  • 13:38 <novalis_> But that will require a bunch of work, since it presently operates on OTP internal edges rather than on generic lines
  • 13:39 <novalis_> But that would be easy enough to fix.
  • 13:39 <mattwigway> Cool, I haven't seen kpw's tool
  • 13:39 <novalis_> Maybe we'll finally find a use for JTS planargraph
  • 13:39 <demory> its not reallly public yet, but there are plans to open source it in the future
  • 13:39 <novalis_> I thought it was in public SVN somewhere?
  • 13:40 <demory> hmm it may be, we'd have to check w/ kpw
  • 13:40 <demory> i've been kind of walled off from that work since the client is my old employer :)
  • 13:40 <novalis_> Ah.
  • 13:41 <novalis_> https://svn.openplans.org/svn/arc/ <-- here
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  • 13:41 <mattwigway> Thanks!
  • 13:42 <FrankP_> UPDATE -- I'm getting ready to release an RTP update (uses SOLR as the geocoder/search). Waiting on a fix to #211 (bug Mele found yesterday). Stagging: http://maps5.trimet.org/otp.html
  • 13:42 <novalis_> Cool!
  • 13:42 <mattwigway> @FrankP is that #611?
  • 13:42 <mele> yay SOLR!
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  • 13:43 <demory> mattwigway i'd check w/ kpw before doing much w/ that code, not sure of the status of that work
  • 13:43 <FrankP_> yeah, sorry #611 -- https://github.com/openplans/OpenTripPlanner/issues/611
  • 13:43 <novalis_> Looks like it was last touched in December
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  • 13:45 <novalis_> FrankP, actually, is it possible for me to use TriMet's geocoder locally on my version of OTP?
  • 13:45 <novalis_> I just want to try to fix #557.
  • 13:47 <FrankP_> make calls to SOLR at maps.trimet.org, novalis_? That's okay with me. I can also publish the solr config direction, and the data if you like, so you could run SOLR on your end without much trouble (e.g., populating it)
  • 13:47 <novalis_> I think it would be easier for me to make calls to SOLR at maps.trimet.
  • 13:47 <novalis_> I just have to remember how to configure the webapp
  • 13:48 <novalis_> Ok, andrewbyrd, what's new with you?
  • 13:50 <FrankP_> (I'll send you the config I use for SOLR, as well as a url -- you'll have to proxy on your end, I think).
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  • 13:50 <novalis_> Oh, because of the same-origin stuff, right
  • 13:51 <FrankP_> Part of Andrew's update -- struggling with IRC :-)
  • 13:51 <novalis_> yep. I guess he's in a bad wifi zone.
  • 13:51 <novalis_> Hey, that's my house half the time.
  • 13:51 * novalis_ looks under the couch for Andrew
  • 13:51 <PJ_____> ha
  • 13:51 <novalis_> (nope, just a bunch of cat fur)
  • 13:52 <demory> One quick thing in the meantime: the call for Railvolution proposals went out today, http://railvolution.org/conference-program/call-for-speakers. OP will probably submit something OTP related, so let me know if you have any thoughts
  • 13:52 <demory> I think the Analyst work in particular could be of interest there
  • 13:53 <novalis_> Yeah, definitely.
  • 13:53 <mattwigway> Speaking of Analyst, I may give a poster presentation at the Cal Geog conference on it.
  • 13:53 <novalis_> Cool! Let us know how that goes
  • 13:53 <mattwigway> Does anyone have scholarly references about analyst or isochrones in general?
  • 13:54 <novalis_> If you search the archives of OTP-dev, you can find a paper from like a few years ago about using OTP (pre-analyst) to do some analysis task
  • 13:54 <novalis_> I don't remember the details
  • 13:55 <demory> there are a couple at https://github.com/openplans/OpenTripPlanner/wiki/AnalyticsBibliography
  • 13:56 <mattwigway> Thanks, I'll take a look.
  • 13:58 <FrankP_> novalis_, in fixing #557 (which I'm interested in seeing fixed), a poor man's approach would be to copy the fromPlace=XXX::lat,lon and toPlace params from maps5.trimet.org to the url line of your local (no geocoder) instance of OTP
  • 13:58 <novalis_> Yeah, that's fair
  • 13:58 <novalis_> I'm going to do that for now
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  • 13:59 <demory> Well Andrew just wrote me saying he's having connection issues (obviously), will touch base w/ us tomorrow
  • 14:00 <novalis_> OK, anyone else have anything?
  • 14:00 <demory> nothing here
  • 14:01 <PJ_____> i don't. mele? grant?
  • 14:01 <mele> nope
  • 14:01 <grant_h> me niether
  • 14:01 <FrankP_> take care, everybody...
  • 14:01 <novalis_> You too
  • 14:02 <demory> thanks everyone! talk next week

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