Draw tube maps in the style of the London Underground using d3
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Miniature Python-based TfL arrivals board running via Raspberry Pi Zero W
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Transport for London (TfL) python api
python api transport api-rest python-api underground train tfl london london-underground tube unified-api tfl-api
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The companion site for the London Travel Amazon Alexa skill
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An Amazon Alexa skill for checking the status of travel in London
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CLI, web API server, and Python library, to get departure information from public transport operators, and to update a virtual or physical departure board with this information.
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Using the London Underground to explain pathfinding algorithms visually
graph pathfinding dijkstra london london-travel london-underground dijkstra-algorithm public-transport shortest-path-algorithm
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Modelling of London's Tube network: shortest path function; graph link analysis
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Simulation of Edgware Road signal box prior to closure, constructed in Qt (Currently incomplete and inaccurate, I am working on it!)
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London tube status dashboard using multi colour led and a Raspberry Pi
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The Oyster Card Problem You are required to model the following fare card system which is a limited version of London’s Oyster card system. At the end of the test, you should be able to demonstrate a user loading a card with £30, and taking the following trips, and then viewing the balance.
testing station optimization assessment java-8 problem-solving london london-underground oystercard oyster
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This repository contains comprehensive data and resources related to NaPTAN (National Public Transport Access Node) IDs for Transport for London (TfL) stations.
python transport train tfl london london-travel london-underground oystercard tfl-api oyster tfl-journey-planner tfl-client tfl-customer-api tfl-status naptan
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A simple app to stay up to date with TfL information. Pulling data from the TfL Unified API + Google Maps & Places API + built with React
react styled-components reactjs tfl google-maps-api london london-travel london-underground tfl-api vite
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A MagicMirror² module to display data from multiple TFL stop points
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Departure board web front end
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Exploring generative potential of Gaussian mixture models on metro traffic
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🚈 Raspberry Pi-powered London Underground Jubilee door button.
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TrackMyTube - TfL Train Times, Live Status, and Travel News Platform. The go-to platform for real-time train updates, live status reports, and travel news across the Transport for London (TfL) network.
javascript css python html website json csv json-api pandas requests tfl london london-travel london-underground tfl-api tfl-journey-planner tfl-client tfl-customer-api tfl-status
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Knowing LU: A London Underground name-the-station game
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Jun 2, 2018 - JavaScript
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