Routing/Travel Time Analysis

About

Routing algorithms use a path-cost function to find the fastest/shortest/most economical route. The path-cost function for searching the fastest route usually estimates travel time by using speed limits or curvature of the roads. The Travel Time Analysis project aims to provide more accurate travel time estimation based on GPS traces.

Tools

The travel time analysis project offers several tools to process and analyze GPX files. Dataflow among these utilities is shown on the diagram.

OSM2Routing (creates a routable OSM map)
MatchGPX2OSM (matches GPX track logs to the map)
Analyzer (analyzes travel times)

Download

Source code (SVN repository): http://traveltimeanalysis.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

Binaries: http://code.google.com/p/traveltimeanalysis/downloads/list

Note: All utilities require .NET runtime or MONO runtime installed on the computer

Sample Results

The Analyzer was tested on simulated data as well as on the real dataset.

GPX files were provided by J.R. Peterson and data acquisition was sponsored by Cloudmade - Thanks!

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