Delighted to see the results of a great transatlantic collaboration. This demonstrates the possibilities that are enabled by open source transit software systems. In this case TheTransitClock. https://t.co/rOa7whSwqX https://t.co/JV1aApJOTe
Our paper with @seanogcrudden and @transitmom just came out in @Transport_ELS. We implemented a real-time dispatching method on three live transit routes to avoid bus bunching.
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🟠 ⚫ Celebrating a century of class and excellence, our new 2021 away kit, sponsored by @BetRegal, sees us go back to our roots of the #GNR.
🏁 In a further nod to our history, the initials 'JM' - in memory of Jim Murphy - who narrates this video, are embroidered on the back.
@Damien_Wynne@argusnews@DundalkDemocrat The council say condition 4 provides this permission. This is more than a stretch. Query sent to council on how this is possible and if impact assessment on ACA covered this work.
@Damien_Wynne@argusnews@DundalkDemocrat The council say this gives permission for the work.
https://t.co/VSFkZYcMW5
Is this adequate permission for this work??? The "mile marker" is far outside the boundary of proposed work and inside the Architectural Conservation Area. The planners report says no impact on ACA.
If you're attending the #TransitData conference next week, don't miss @seanogcrudden's talk about our work implementing the an adaptive algorithm to predict real-time bus arrivals in #TheTransitClock
Coping with the crisis: lessons from those with long-term illness. We can learn from those who have long term illness how to find coping mechanisms & ways to help us deal with the pandemic, writes @RachelMc523 @UlsterUni https://t.co/gpLLUbFfNJ
@EamonnVIDF@insight_centre @scienceirel @nuigalway That answers one part of my query but I wonder if the data will be open. The intention of fevermap seems to be that it would be but will this be the case for this particular instance?
@ProfPayEquality @CcoHse It is interesting that crowd-sourcing/citizen science approaches are being promoted by Harvard Medical School in the US, Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals and Kings College in the UK.
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@ray_dublin If the position of buses was available then others could look at analysing and improving the quality of arrivals predictions using open-source software.
https://t.co/rOa7whSwqX
Unfortunately, the NTA does not plan to publish the vehicle position feeds.
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