How to print European train timetables on a (very long) receipt (megakc25)

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"Psst, hey kid, want some timetable receipts to watch trains go by?" Transit data is fun, and so are receipt printers! In this talk, I'll be talking about the *ahem* unified and *ahem* standardized datasets in the EU, and the processing headaches that come with printing train sights on a receipt! Surely it can't be *that* cursed, right? Seeing trains is great - Knowing when they (supposedly) come is even better. This talk will be about the following points I encountered on my journey of processing this transit data: - Context about EU transit data regulations - GTFS vs NeTEx: Why? Huh? Who? What? - How GTFS works - Sources of GTFS data - How to extract sights at a point from a timetable - Highlights of data processing issues - Getting sights on receipts! Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ about this event: https://cfp.megakc.hacksaar.de/megakc25/talk/BWHCFW/

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