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There is a field called sncf_id that includes SNCF-specific codes (and similar ones for other carriers); there could be a nationalrail_id field as well. Great s
by espadrine 12y ago
There is a field called sncf_id that includes SNCF-specific codes (and similar ones for other carriers); there could be a nationalrail_id field as well. Great suggestion! You totally should create an issue on GitHub.
(Disclaimer, here I speak for myself but work at Capitaine Train.)
- orless 12y ago"National IDs" for the Germain stations would be so-called RL100: http://fahrweg.dbnetze.com/file/fahrweg-de/2394144/vHBDX5OndmGwv-JTA9EzuNArX1E/2361656/data/betriebsstellen.pdf http://fahrweg.dbnetze.com/file/fahrweg-de/2394144/vHBDX5Ond...
- tristramg 12y agoWow! I didn’t know about those ids, thank you. However it would be some work to match the stations. What call the db_id is called IBNR as Internationaler Bahnhofs Nummer
- orless 12y agoFew weeks ago failed to find public IBNR/RL100 mappings. So we ended up typing 200 main stations per hand (basis was Wikipedia). DB has the data in systems (for instance, ETN), it's just, well, not open...
- tristramg 12y agoWelcome to my world ;)
- _stk 12y agoIf you feel like exchanging information on this veeeeery specialized topic, check the open-transport mailing list run by OKFN: https://lists.okfn.org/pipermail/open-transport/ https://lists.okfn.org/pipermail/open-transport/
- tristramg 12y agoI am on that list since a while :) We met at the Okfn-conf in Geneva. I am waiting until we translate the blogpost and our page in English before talking about that on the list. Pieter Colpaert alreday complained about uri/linked data ;)
- _stk 12y agoSorry, Tristram, I didn't mean to address this hint to you – I know you're on there already :D This was meant more as a general hint to anybody interested.