Communauté du Logiciel Libre/Atelier N°1

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Why is it important and useful to have open source software in the field of mobility ?

Introduction of Paris Open Source Summit

Share different points of view from industry, city, entrepreneurs, at national and international levels.

A Short concerning Open source Software => results of the survey.

Overview

• What are the existing software available today ? example, story around and consequences.
• What are the next developement on going and at short term ?

Presentation from different stakeholders : developer, city authority, facilitators (INRIA, CEREMA, AFIMB)

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Evénement lié : Atelier N°1 Communauté du Logiciel Libre

Organisations impliquées : Kisio Digital, AFIMB, Cerema, ADEME, INRIA, CALYPSO

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Thème : Logiciel Libre

Animateur Atelier : Gabriel Plassat

Défi lié à l'Atelier : Améliorer les solutions et développer de nouvelles solutions de mobilités pour tous, Augmenter les connaissances partagées en cartographie et usages des véhicules et réseaux de transports

Commun(s) impliqué(s) : Navitia Open API & data for public transportation

Projet en cours à associer :

Communauté(s) d'intérêt impliquée(s) : Communauté autour des traces de mobilité et des données associées, Communauté du Logiciel Libre

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Actions décidées par les participants : Identifier ou Produire un Commun utile à la communauté

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Espace d'échange CHAT :

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Prochaine Etape :

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40 participants

Overview

• What are the existing software available today ? example, story around and consequences.
• What are the next developement on going and at short term ?

Presentation from different stakeholders : developer, city authority, facilitators (INRIA, CEREMA, AFIMB)

Agenda - Presentations and Work in groups

• Presentations of Existing Open source softwares :
  • Who/How can contribute and propose evolutions ?
  • How can we index, develop together ?
  • Feedbacks and evaluations, fail analysis ...
  • How improve contribution without reducing utilisation ? Many cities authorities are in general users, but not really contributors, and industrials in general want to push their proposition but not really co-create and contribute; How can we evolve ?
  • Morning - Presentation of the following developments :
    • Presentation / Transfermuga, mobility assistance across borders, using open street map, uMap, Wordpress, Navitia.io  http://www.transfermuga.eu/fr/
    • Métromobilité (www.metromobilite.fr  et http://github.com/Metromobilite )
    • Open Trip Planner : https://github.com/opentripplanner/OpenTripPlanner, https://github.com/conveyal/r5  
    • Presentation / Developing a project with TravelSpirit to incorporate open source software into demand responsive and community transport options. http://www.travelspirit.io/ by Giles Bailey, Stratageeb UK
    • Calypso https://www.calypsonet-asso.org/
    • working with GTFS-Flex, as well as RidePilot and the RideConnection Clearing House. https://github.com/rideconnection/ridepilot
    • Presentation / co-development with IFSTTAR of a Framework for multimodal routing development http://www.oslandia.com/new-version-of-tempus-a-framework-for-multimodal-route-planning-en.html   GitHub platform for the projet Tempus: https://github.com/Ifsttar/Tempus
    • Presentation / Transport for Cairo (TfC): Mapping Cairo by Mohamed Hegazy http://transportforcairo.com/ and example from Nigeria.
    • Simply-connect : www.simply-connect.com  
    • Presentation / Chouette : http://www.chouette.mobi/ et Irys
    • Catalogue : http://catalogue.global
    • Presentation / Navitia (openSource), http://www.navitia.io/datasets (opendata) et https://www.navitia.io (openservice)
    • Presentation / Ruter Labs https://ruter.no/labs , http://www.nasjonalreiseplanlegger.com (project website) / http://www.dit.no  (Jouney planner - BETA)
• New open source softwares :
  • What are the need for the coming months ? how can we decide the most usefull development ?
  • What organisation fits to this ?
• Afternoon - Works in Groups about Existing Resources, Funding , Wealths :

Idea of organisation : one group by topic or group with people with different skills or ?

• How can we manage and improve existing resources : organisation, management, evaluation, contribution,
• How can we identify and select new resources : identification, selection, development
• How can we provide funding ? state of the art
• Can we provide other wealth ?
• How can we evolve from software 100% funded by public to a community support with several contributions and fundings ?
• Allocate 1% of budget for open source projects. This budget could be managed by FabMob.

• to be completed ?

Deliverables of the workshop :

• Working groups : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PhpQol6jDupjdYS_UtkqQkcNhP6jff_imH9uKHVM8uc/edit?usp=sharing
• Indexation : http://communs.lafabriquedesmobilites.fr/#/p/liste
• Documentation on the wiki and github
• Create an evangelisation for open source culture for city and industry : Book to come for POSS 2016
• Network and discussion group with a social network (FabMob slack)

Contacts

Territories :

• PACA cf plateforme openPACA, working with Jean-Louis Zimmerman d'OSM (Carto party with SNCF stations in PACA)
• Métro Grenoble / Metromobilité using OpenTripPlanner + plateform opendata mobility
• Euro Région Aquitaine-Euskadi / juliendelabaca Transfermuga with Navitia
• Toulouse Tisseo + Toulouse (data real timel en open source)
• Auvergne region / Auvergne mobilité (Navitia, TimeTable), Open data Auvergne. Feedbacks from M.Derouet before the workshop :
  • No clear opinion on open source software concerning Auvergne Mobilité,
  • Auvergne Mobilité v1 was working under SYNTHESE, open source software from the beginning but without an active community.
  • Auvergne Mobilité v2 is working from feb 2016 under Navitia.io, without feedbacks.
  • Utilisation of OSM address database because :
    • More informations (in term of address)
    • More capacity to evolve : create new POI with our route calculator, capacity to indicate parking as relay to integrate multimodal mobility
  • Negative Points :
    • No guarantee the sustainability of theses developments which may in some cases be challenged by the community
    • Open source does not guarantee inherently open or close slightly as the number of actors. The size of the community is an important parameter

Startups / consultants :

• Andrew Byrd, Conveyal / OpenTripPlanner
• Tristram Gräbener, Codeurs en Liberté
• Vincent Lara projet API Le.Taxi at Etalab
• Stephan de Koninck / Bliksem (Hollande) / software open source RRRR
• Hugues Romain, RCS Mobility Lausanne, software open source Synthese
• Software Tempus Open Source co-developed by Oslandia & IFFSTAR
• Pieter Colpaert / OpenTransport group at OKFN
• Latitude Cartagene, app web site for CarPostal
• Laurent Grégoire, Mecatran https://github.com/afimb/gtfslib-python/
• Christophe Duquesne, Aurige
• Alban Peignier, AF83
• Philippe Vappereau, RATP (Calypso using licence open source)
• Gilles Betis, Transdev Digital Factory
• Stéphane Laurière, OW2
• Sampo Hietanen, Whim - http://MAAS.global
• Simon Ho and Giles Bailey Travel Spirit : http://www.travelspirit.io
• Daniel Duris : Open source Bike Share under testing in Bratislava
• Mohamed Hegazy: Transport for Cairo (TfC)

Companies :

• CityWay, Transdev
• Kisio, Keolis
• RATP / Ixxi : Application Zaleou (le.taxi), API billettique à venir
• SNCF
• PSA
• Michelin
• HERE
• SYSTRA

Public Authority :

• Bernard Schwob AFIMB
• CEREMA
• European Commission