List of guides to create

[einarbjorkevoll]

A list of guides that you think we should create

[TuThoThai]

List from Basecamp:

By @SaraGuerraOliveira:

• How to completely characterize a station using NeTEx, IDs, location, access nodes, modes, accessibility, ... (bus station, railway station,...).
• From legacy formats to NeTEx, guide to migrate existing data structures to NeTEx, inventory, mapping concepts, ID strategy, transform, validate and publish. Use cases.
• How can local/regional bus operators fulfil the requirements from the Delegated Regulations and submit their data to the NAPs using NeTEx.
• NeTEx for MaaS providers, more oriented on how to consume and use NeTEx datasets.
• NeTEx from scratch a short story on how to model: stops, lines, routes, journey pattern, timetables, accessibility, fares.
• How to model and publish a station‑based bike‑sharing service
• A NeTEx knowledge graph

From @TuThoThai:

• A short guide for decision makers (what is NeTEx, what it should be used for, articulation with other systems)
• A kick-start for developpers: tooling, where to find the XSD, how to validate it, examples, etc.
• Functional use-cases: modelling a bus line, a simple fare product, accessibility (where to put it & how), indoor navigation (in station / hub)

From @atibaut:

• Guide on IT architecture concepts (like use cases) that link mobility system services (data owners, data suppliers, integrators, app developers) that support Transmodel based data exchange. For example, how data comes from data owner and is consumed by journey planner (variants: in local and cross-border scenario).
• Agent based Helpdesk system web application that gives true answers from dedicated knowledge systems (Git repositories from Transmodel standard ecosystem). This is what we develop within Napcore.

From @thbar:

• A markdown/GitHub-based FAQ (NeTEx/SIRI/etc in a nutshell, where to find XSD, where to find official documentation, where to find data, how to achieve simple XSD validation, etc) - I've started drafting a version of that, based on all the questions I ever had at some point on the topic
• A for-developer transposition of the DGITM training (this part in particular https://github.com/etalab/netex-france-formation/blob/main/livebooks/3_reseau/reseau_rochefort.livemd which you can replay with free tooling https://livebook.dev/) - goal: that a developer is able to implement retrieval & simple parsing & basic interpretation of NeTEx files (pointing to open-source feeds everywhere in Europe), within their own programming language, by adapting what's shown
• A "MMTIS control authority survival kit": the basics, tooling to validate & query their country data on their own, & issue controls. Mostly something that will help circumvent tragic events like budget cuts in their NAPS ;-)