OpenTripPlanner Open Days 2023

This September 7 and 8, 2023, OpenTripPlanner (OTP) community members (developers, product owners, users, and any other interested party!) from around the world will meet in Valencia, Spain. OTP Open Days is a summit where we can meet up, exchange ideas, and plan for the future of open source trip planning.

The event is free to attend.

Who will be there

OTP Open Days are open to all. The more you’re involved in using or evaluating OTP, the more you’ll get out of this event. But if Valencia is accessible to you and you’re interested in transportation customer information, consider joining us.

We are also planning to live stream a plenary session – check back on this website for final confirmation.

What the program will look like

This two day conference will include at least 12 different small group sessions aimed at OTP developers and product owners. We’ll also have at least one plenary session including an overview of the latest updates to OTP and the roadmap for the next year.

Where will we meet

OTP Open Days 2023 will be hosted by the OTP Project Leadership Committee at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

Social events and MobilityData European workshop

Our partner MobilityData–the global steward of GTFS and GBFS–is co-hosting their European workshop with us at UPV! Their workshop will take place on September 5 and 6. Come for both!

We’ll also have a social event the evening of September 7. Join us for dinner, drinks, and discussion about everything we do besides trip planning technology!

(OK–we’ll probably talk about trip planning a little bit at dinner, too…)

Preliminary schedule

• Plenary: OTP update and roadmap (business track)
• Discussion: Flex routing (business)
• Presentation: OTP APIs and their future (technical, business)
• Working session: Support for Siri 2.1 (technical)
• Discussion: Developing an OTP business plan (business)
• Presentation: OTP’s contribution process (technical)
• Discussion: OTP’s eco system and associated projects (business)
• Presentation: Performance improvements for large networks (technical)

Signup

Please add yourself to the signup form if you want to attend.

Partners

Hay proyectos de geomática que tienen un gran impacto en un país. Un ejemplo de esto es el proyecto del que os traemos una presentación, el desarrollo del Sistema Único de Direcciones de Uruguay.

Un proyecto de considerable complejidad que ha implicado desarrollos en el geoportal, geocoder, sistemas de sugerencias, validaciones, cargas masivas, soporte de Open Location Code, API de edición, autenticación, rollback de operaciones,… y todo ello con base tecnológica en gvSIG Online, claro.

En más de una ocasión os hemos hablado de gvSIG Batoví, un curso-concurso desarrollado en Uruguay y que permite aprender a estudiantes de secundaria el potencial de los Sistemas de Información Geográfica del mejor modo: analizando cómo pueden mejorar su entorno más cercano.

Hoy os traemos una presentación del proyecto realizada por una de las personas que ha formado parte del equipo coordinador estos últimos años: