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Python for Public Transport

I'll show you how to analyse public transport data with Python.

Abstract

We'll focus on scheduling data in the form of General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) and on the open source Python library GTFSTK, which I made and maintain.

As an example, we'll investigate Wellington's GTFS feed. 

Keywords: Python, transit, GTFS, GTFSTK, Pandas, Shapely.

Alex Raichev

Alex likes programming in Python and does it heaps on and off the payroll. A lot of civic hacking.

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Schedule Kiwi PyCon X 2019
Overview
Friday
Workshops/Tutorials
Dave Glover: a) Python Debugging: Pro Tips and Not-So-Obvious Tricks / b) Django in the Cloud
Steve Dunford: A Beginners Intro to the Flask Web Framework
Travis Holton: Managing Rolling Updates with Ansible
Tristan Bunn: Processing.py -- Creative Coding with Python
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Saturday
Conference Opening (A1 9:00)
Presentations (by time & place)
Keynote: Amber Brown (A1 9:20)
Alex Raichev: Python for Public Transport (A1 11:00)
Barrie Duncan: Python product dev tools for electronics (A2 11:00)
Anna Tisch: How to Write Python Code Others Like to Use (A1 11:50)
Rounak Vyas: Parallelism in Python (A2 11:50)
Glenn Ramsey: Getting started with MicroPython on a microcontroller (A1 13:30)
Curtis Maloney: Ever wanted to better understand metaclasses? (A2 13:30)
Fei Long Wang: The journey of building a production-ready managed Kubernetes service (A1 14:20)
Wing Kin Chan: Let everyone enjoy your videos with Python (A2 14:20)
Tom Eastman: Using Python, Django, and ruthlessness to protect people from social media harassment (A1 15:30)
Graham Dumpleton: Building an interactive training environment using JupyterHub (A2 15:30)
Steve Dunford: From Pascal to Python (A1 16:20)
Phoenix Zerin: Automate Your Integration Tests Using pytest-docker-compose (A2 16:20)
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Keynote: Daniel Roy Greenfeld (A1 9:00)
Katie McLaughlin: Turning 'wat' into 'why' (A1 10:40)
Teijo Holzer: Python, Threads & Qt: Boom! (A2 10:40)
Lightning Talks & Prize Giving (A1 from 11:00 with a break for lunch)
Amar Verma: Aircraft predictive maintenance using Python/ML (A1 14:20)
Clinton Roy: The Packaging Lifecycle with Poetry (A2 14:20)
Simon Merrick: Python: A Medley of Programming Paradigms (A1 15:30)
Agnetha Korevaar: Build and hack your own IoT with MQTT (A2 15:30)
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