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How Online Information Can Encourage and Improve Carfree Mobility
Moderator: Joe Hughes, Software Engineer, Google
* David Emory, transportation planner and carfree activist, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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  1. Slide 1: Five Points: An Open-Source Framework for Carfree Trip Planning & Advocacy David D. Emory Towards Carfree Cities ‘08 Wednesday, June 18, 2008
  2. Slide 2: Project Background • Started in 2004 • At Time, No Online Transit/Bike Trip Planning Utilities for Atlanta Area • Sponsored by Local Transit Advocacy Group, Citizens for Progressive Transit (CfPT) • “Five Points” – Historic Hub of Transit and Commerce in Atlanta • Project Goal: Serve as Online Hub for Transit/Carfree Information & Advocacy
  3. Slide 3: The Software
  4. Slide 4: Planning a Transit Trip
  5. Slide 5: Planning a Bike Trip
  6. Slide 6: Changing the Bike Factors
  7. Slide 7: Editing a Transit Route
  8. Slide 8: Editing the Network
  9. Slide 9: Articulating a Vision CfPT’s “World-Class Transit Vision” for Atlanta (see cfpt.org)
  10. Slide 10: Before…
  11. Slide 11: ..and After
  12. Slide 12: Animate the Vision System
  13. Slide 13: Plan Trips on It
  14. Slide 14: Starting the Server
  15. Slide 15: Any Machine Can Be a Server • No Proprietary Software Needed: – Standard “LAMP” Setup: Linux + Apache + MySQL + PHP – Apache Tomcat for Servlets • Stable Internet Connection and Static IP Required
  16. Slide 16: The Client
  17. Slide 17: Where To Go From Here? • Add Remaining Core Functionality – Multi-User Map Editing – Customized Tile Generation – Support for Pedestrian Conditions Inventory – Import from Google Transit Feed? • Clean Up & Document Code • Set up Development Website (fpdev.org) • Start Adding Other Cities!
  18. Slide 18: Thank You David D. Emory david.emory@gmail.com (404) 477-0496 For Future Project Updates, Visit: www.fpdev.org