[OSM-dev] OPEN STREET MAP - TRAFFIC INFORMATION

[Graham Jones]

Peter,
Please do update the GSoC ideas page - the deadline for organisation
applications is the end of this week, after which Google will be looking
through all of the Organisations' ideas pages to choose which ones to accept
(and possibly decide how many student places to give them) - the more (and
more detailed) ideas the better to help that.

Thanks

Graham.

On 9 March 2010 18:01, peter <petervotzi at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> On Tue, 2010-03-09 at 11:03 +0100, Diego Castronuovo wrote:
> > Hi Peter,
> > have you started to work to this project? I think I will start to
> > design something next month...
>
> Hey Diego,
>
> yes I have started a couple of months ago. On one hand I'm still trying
> to find the right approach to such a complex topic, on the other hand I
> tested some other open source projects and looked if they would be
> suited for such a complex application (e.g. pgrouting, Asterisk,
> osmosis, OSM Ruby gems and some other gems like the spatial adapter gem,
> OpenLayers,...).  Furthermore import issues are already existing
> standards in the field of traffic information, like Datex2, TPEG, TMC.
> Of course I would prefer if I could implement all of them, at the moment
> TPEG seems to me as the most promising. Cause it contains elements for
> public transport as well (which is not the purpose of Datex2 and TMC).
>
> But back to the basic approach, I'm focusing on ontology driven
> architecture, which seems to me like a promising approach. But to be
> honest, I used not to work with "ontology's" in software development, so
> this topic is quite new to me.
>
> How did you think of starting with such a topic, do you have already a
> very fixed concept and what are you main goals? Are you interested in
> doing some parts, or most of it together? I would love to.
>
> I'm going update the GSoC Idea page soon, hope that makes my goals and
> the basic concept clear.
>
> Peter
>
>
>
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