Workshops & Events
Our calendar of events is included in each RTIG Newsletter, which is circulated monthly, You do not have to be a member to receive this: if you would like to be added to the list, please subscribe.
Forthcoming events (RTIG's own, or others with whom we have links) are listed in the events pages of this webpage. Please let us know if there is an event you think we should be involved in.
Following an event we make the slides, and for new events any recordings made, available for members who were unable to attend to be able to find out what was presented. If you are already a member please login and see the page Workshop Presentations in the members area. If you would like to be a member then you can find out more on the Become a Member page.
Data Standards Webinar Series: 3a BODS TransXChange Profile
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Data standards are becoming a hot topic in the UK with the introduction of the Bus Open Data System. For the first time in a while some are having to remember what public transport data is all about whilst others are having to find out about them for the first time.
They will only be short with content being 45-50 minutes to allow plenty of time for questions and discussion to take the overall time to an hour.
Data Standards Webinar Series: 6 NeTEx
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Data standards are becoming a hot topic in the UK with the introduction of the Bus Open Data System. For the first time in a while some are having to remember what public transport data is all about whilst others are having to find out about them for the first time.
These sessions will run every couple of weeks and cover a different standard each time.
They will only be short with content being 35-40 minutes to allow plenty of time for questions and discussion to take the overall time to an hour.
Accuracy and quality of real time predictions Working Group
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Working group to develop a new best practice guide on how to measure accuracy and quality of real time predictions.
Data Standards Webinar Series: 7 GTFS
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Data standards are becoming a hot topic in the UK with the introduction of the Bus Open Data System. For the first time in a while some are having to remember what public transport data is all about whilst others are having to find out about them for the first time.
These sessions will run every couple of weeks and cover a different standard each time.
They will only be short with content being 35-40 minutes to allow plenty of time for questions and discussion to take the overall time to an hour.
