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  1. If you use #OpenTripPlanner #Valhalla or #MOTIS for routing on top of #OpenTripPlanner, you are likely regularly downloading "*.osm.pdf" files.

    Some of these are huge and slow to download. But there's a way to download 99% less data, speeding up the process a lot.

    Add pyosmium 4 to your workflow and it can patch these files instead of doing full re-downloads. Works great with GeoFabrik!

    docs.osmcode.org/pyosmium/late

    CC: @felixguendling

  2. If you use #OpenTripPlanner #Valhalla or #MOTIS for routing on top of #OpenTripPlanner, you are likely regularly downloading "*.osm.pdf" files.

    Some of these are huge and slow to download. But there's a way to download 99% less data, speeding up the process a lot.

    Add pyosmium 4 to your workflow and it can patch these files instead of doing full re-downloads. Works great with GeoFabrik!

    docs.osmcode.org/pyosmium/late

    CC: @felixguendling

  3. If you use #OpenTripPlanner #Valhalla or #MOTIS for routing on top of #OpenTripPlanner, you are likely regularly downloading "*.osm.pdf" files.

    Some of these are huge and slow to download. But there's a way to download 99% less data, speeding up the process a lot.

    Add pyosmium 4 to your workflow and it can patch these files instead of doing full re-downloads. Works great with GeoFabrik!

    docs.osmcode.org/pyosmium/late

    CC: @felixguendling

  4. If you use #OpenTripPlanner #Valhalla or #MOTIS for routing on top of #OpenTripPlanner, you are likely regularly downloading "*.osm.pdf" files.

    Some of these are huge and slow to download. But there's a way to download 99% less data, speeding up the process a lot.

    Add pyosmium 4 to your workflow and it can patch these files instead of doing full re-downloads. Works great with GeoFabrik!

    docs.osmcode.org/pyosmium/late

    CC: @felixguendling

  5. If you use #OpenTripPlanner #Valhalla or #MOTIS for routing on top of #OpenTripPlanner, you are likely regularly downloading "*.osm.pdf" files.

    Some of these are huge and slow to download. But there's a way to download 99% less data, speeding up the process a lot.

    Add pyosmium 4 to your workflow and it can patch these files instead of doing full re-downloads. Works great with GeoFabrik!

    docs.osmcode.org/pyosmium/late

    CC: @felixguendling

  6. @awinkler for which region? For car only routing there exist several (#graphhopper, #osrm, #valhalla ), for transit routing, data availability is still an issue. The #transitous project is the largest free instance I‘m aware of. For smaller regions, you might self-host e.g. an #OpenTripPlanner or #MOTIS instance transitous.org/

  7. @awinkler for which region? For car only routing there exist several (#graphhopper, #osrm, #valhalla ), for transit routing, data availability is still an issue. The #transitous project is the largest free instance I‘m aware of. For smaller regions, you might self-host e.g. an #OpenTripPlanner or #MOTIS instance transitous.org/

  8. @awinkler for which region? For car only routing there exist several (#graphhopper, #osrm, #valhalla ), for transit routing, data availability is still an issue. The #transitous project is the largest free instance I‘m aware of. For smaller regions, you might self-host e.g. an #OpenTripPlanner or #MOTIS instance transitous.org/

  9. @awinkler for which region? For car only routing there exist several (#graphhopper, #osrm, #valhalla ), for transit routing, data availability is still an issue. The #transitous project is the largest free instance I‘m aware of. For smaller regions, you might self-host e.g. an #OpenTripPlanner or #MOTIS instance transitous.org/

  10. @awinkler for which region? For car only routing there exist several (#graphhopper, #osrm, #valhalla ), for transit routing, data availability is still an issue. The #transitous project is the largest free instance I‘m aware of. For smaller regions, you might self-host e.g. an #OpenTripPlanner or #MOTIS instance transitous.org/