[GRASS-user] how to do public transport isochrone maps (with OSM data)?

Hello,

Two months ago, i tried to do drive isochrone with the new plugin called
"v.isochrones".

Now, i w'd like to do public transport isochrone map with grass. is it
possible to have an idea of the processing steps? what kind of input data
must be supplied ? What grass modules should be used?

Thank you very much...

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Do you mean something like this?

http://jimkeener.com/posts/analyizing-bus-routes

Jim

On 02/23/2015 07:24 PM, image93 wrote:

Hello,

Two months ago, i tried to do drive isochrone with the new plugin called
"v.isochrones".

Now, i w'd like to do public transport isochrone map with grass. is it
possible to have an idea of the processing steps? what kind of input data
must be supplied ? What grass modules should be used?

Thank you very much...

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On 24/02/15 01:24, image93 wrote:

Hello,

Two months ago, i tried to do drive isochrone with the new plugin called
"v.isochrones".

Now, i w'd like to do public transport isochrone map with grass. is it
possible to have an idea of the processing steps? what kind of input data
must be supplied ? What grass modules should be used?

There is v.net.timetable that allows you to find a shortest path using public transport timetables. I imagine that it should be possible to use the process to also write a "v.net.isotimetables", but someone would have to program that.

A rewrite of v.isochrones is on my todo list (actually mostly done on my machine). The current implementation uses r.cost, but I've used another approach combining v.net.iso and r.grow.distance that also gives interesting results. The new version will also include the option to create individual isochrone maps from a series of starting points. But I don't know when I will find the time to actually put everything in a state where I can upload it to addons...

Moritz