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== How do I get the data? == | == How do I get the data? == | ||
| − | First, sign up for an account at | + | First, sign up for an account at [http://datafeeds.networkrail.co.uk http://datafeeds.networkrail.co.uk]. Log in and select the feeds you wish to use. |
| − | You will need to write a | + | You will need to write a [http://stomp.github.com/ Stomp] client, [http://stomp.github.com/implementations.html#STOMP_1_1_Clients available for many languages]. |
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What are the feeds?
Five feeds are available:
- RTPPM - Real Time Public Performance Measure. This shows the performance of trains against the timetable, measured as the percentage of trains arriving at destination on time. Updated every minute.
- Train Movements - messaging from the TRUST system, containing reports of train movements past timetabled calling and passing points.
- TD - data from the Train Describer system, showing raw data with train movements in more detail than the Train Movements feed.
- VSTP - late-notice train schedules which are not available through the Schedule feed.
- SCHEDULE - extracts of train schedules from ITPS.
- TSR - Temporary Speed Restrictions
How do I get the data?
First, sign up for an account at http://datafeeds.networkrail.co.uk. Log in and select the feeds you wish to use.
You will need to write a Stomp client, available for many languages.
