So welcome to the first time 20-25 Rayways and Open Transport Development Room.
Now you all hear me also on the recording at on the stream.
We are happy to have the room again here, thanks to the First and Organizers also for having
this great infrastructure here so we can have this series of talks.
We have a fantastic program I think.
We are covering a number of different areas.
You can see the program here on the screen.
We are starting with a block which is coming from the standardization.
Rayway, a point of view, public transport view.
We will talk about things like NetX and Siri.
We are going to more details.
We have some very concrete talk later today about the code there, but we are also looking
into some of the internal workings of some of the projects in this area.
Maybe one word about the co-organizers here, that's a group of people,
Lou Eekers here, Simone sitting there, Peter, Peter, so we are all Max, who is not here
personally, so we are all coming from the open rail association community around that and
we are happy to use this opportunity to bring people together from the wider community
and enable collaboration, enable discussions and so that we can bring some more open
source into the space.
I think there are still a lot of opportunities there.
We are starting.
We have a lot of interest, but it takes time and we need to convince people and we need
to really find the projects which have traction and which gets accepted also from the people
who are doing commercial things.
We have all this coming from the open rail project, NetScarvik Editor, OSID, we have
flatland, which also is associated with the open rail association, so another community
which is doing interesting things and we will hear about that and we have also towards
the end going more into the routing part, explorative routing.
We have this, and it was one of the talks where we had to combine a few things, you know,
map transition motors, I'm really looking forward to that, that's an interesting community
I thought and at the end we will have a short report about the HACAP train which went
to foster, who arrived here by using the HACAP train, are we already, do we already have
people here?
Okay, so we were, they are still on the train, so.
Great, so that's a program, we will try to have a little bit of time for question
at the end of the slots and also a little bit of time for transitioning to the next speaker
and with that I would now hand over to the first speakers, we have this talk about the
standards and how we address them and breeder and that we are talking about how setting
the space there and I'm really looking forward to this presentation, so I will now hand
over to breeder for the first talk.