Pricing public transport
How might we price public transport to balance capacity supply and patronage demand?
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The Diazes
In this project, we are addressing the challenge of how we might price public transport to balance capacity supply and patronage demand through a tiered approach that considers a base fare and surcharges for distance travelled and time of travel. Our solution requires a unified RTPIS data format that harmonises SIRI data from the buses and GTFS from the light rail.
This project will see tiered pricing based on actual public transport utilisation data. In addition, it will involve classic Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) process which can be implemented in any platform. Essentially, it is GTFS + SIRI (where SIRI is converted to GTFS) = unified GTFS feed, or alternatively, it can be SIRI + GTFS (where GTFS is converted to SIRI) = unified SIRI feed via RESTful API. The key is the mapping of data from two disparate sources of different formats to a unified specification.
Description of Use Illustrates how the SIRI-to-GTFS mapping and conversion can be done.
Description of Use GTFS-R standard specification.
Description of Use This is used as reference and baseline to map SIRI data elements with GTFS-R specifications.
Description of Use Used as reference material in the GTFS-SIRI mapping exercise.
Description of Use Used as reference material in the SIRI-GTFS mapping exercise.
Description of Use Provides information on utilisation of the public transport network in the ACT useful in determining peak hours.
Description of Use Provides information on available open data in the Australian Capital Territory
Description of Use Provides information on publicly available geospatial data in the ACT
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