Rename train stations, add uic from GitHub issues #1369
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Closes trainline-eu#972 Source: https://stpancras.com/
Addresses trainline-eu#1338 Source: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q320066
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My biggest confusion currently is how the UIC codes are actually defined and where they can be found - it seems to not be publicly accessible under MERITS? Any help on transit data would greatly be appreciated (you can always reach out by email - you can find that on my website). I will make sure to contribute any findings of the next 6 months to open source projects like this one. |
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What?
I quickly went through the GitHub issues and fixed the easy ones. Each change is in a separate commit and I have always included the sources in the commit description.
Why?
I started writing my master thesis on optimising the European railway system, and I'm familiarising myself with the data at hand.
I found this dataset and I though I'd contribute, to also get a better understanding of the different fields and external data sources.