This project is intended to find a city in the swiss train network from where you can reach your chosen destinations. It is not intended to show last kilometer (last mile) solutions, but rather overarching city to city train route options.
The displayed routes are only as accurate as the SBB provides. Which means it is fairly accurate but some ghost routes might exist. That means the GTFS data includes a stop in some location, while in reality and on sbb.ch it is not listed. There are a lot of ghost stops in the GTFS data. Stops where the train parks or so I assume but no passengers board.
This works on the GTFS data provided by https://opentransportdata.swiss.
All operations are currently done in memory with pandas. That means the whole GTFS feed is loaded into memory. Might need migration to a database, if the memory requirements are too high.
Requirements:
- poetry
Install the dependencies
poetry install --no-rootBe sure to have the latest GTFS zip from which ever preferred source.
The name should be gtfs.zip and located in the root of the project.
There is a example gtfs file provided but it will not be up to date.
git lfs pullTo start the dashboard run:
poetry run streamlit run main.pyRefer to the documentation page on how to use the dashboard and what it conatins.
Deployed version: https://commute-triangulation.streamlit.app/
This dashboard was created in the DVIZ lectures at HSLU. The required project report is also in the repository.