On behalf of the Federal Office of Transport (FOT), the team “Systemaufgaben Kundeninformation (SKI+)” carried out a market analysis of open source mobility routers. The aim of the analysis was to assess the suitability of current open source solutions as a basis for a national multimodal router in Switzerland.
In this Meet-Up, we will present the results of the market analysis. We will compare the two open source products MOTIS and OpenTripPlanner (OTP) with the proprietary MENTZ/EFA solution currently in use. In doing so, we will shed light on technical capabilities, community maturity and performance.
The Meet-Up will focus on the following topics:
- Background and objective of the market study
- Procedure and methodology:
- Methodological approach to market analysis
- Criteria for evaluating solutions
- Findings and system comparison:
- Multimodality: definition and challenges
- Traditional Routing: Relevance of Traditional Algorithms in Multimodal Systems
- Focus on open source:
- Opportunities and challenges of open source approaches
- Assessment for national use: Suitability of MOTIS and OTP as a basis for a national multimodal router
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This meet-up is aimed at:
- Specialists from the field of Mobility Data Infrastructure (MODI)
- Project managers, decision-makers and IT managers in authorities and transport association
- Technical managers and experts in the field of routing and open data
The Meet-Up will take place in German and will be recorded.
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