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This way, routable tiles can become an interesting manner to also discover bus stops.
Automated mapping is possible by checking the osm tag ref:De_Lijn. For the bus stop in the example, the equals to 102827. Prefixing this number with https://data.delijn.be/stops/ gives the right identifier.
I propose to just use owl:sameAs here and anotate the node with an @type: gtfs:Stop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some entities of type
osm:Node
are also agtfs:Stop
. E.g., this one:https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2339852092 is same as https://data.delijn.be/stops/102827 (does not dereference, but can be found in this dataset: https://openplanner.ilabt.imec.be/delijn/Antwerpen/stops)
This way, routable tiles can become an interesting manner to also discover bus stops.
Automated mapping is possible by checking the osm tag
ref:De_Lijn
. For the bus stop in the example, the equals to 102827. Prefixing this number withhttps://data.delijn.be/stops/
gives the right identifier.I propose to just use
owl:sameAs
here and anotate the node with an@type: gtfs:Stop
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: