On 27th April 2026 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
In this meet-up, we analyse business models for on-demand transport (DRT) and show how these business models can be represented in data models. The focus is on the current implementation in Switzerland, where DRT is already represented in NeTEx, GTFS Flex and HRDF.
We will share practical experience from ongoing projects, compare these with international approaches and discuss the use of DRT in the Open Journey Planner (OJP), including real-time information. In addition, we will take a look at possible next steps towards reservation and booking.
A further focus will be on NeTEx 2.1 and the further development of DRT modelling beyond the current state. We will provide insights into ongoing work and discuss the changes and new possibilities this may bring for the future use of DRT.
Analysis of business models for DRT and their representation in data models
Exchange of practical experience from Switzerland and international projects
Discussion of the use of DRT in the Open Journey Planner (OJP), including real-time information
Exploration of next steps towards reservation and booking
Overview of the planned NeTEx 2.1 extensions for DRT
Discussion and exchange
Share practical experiences and derive learnings for your own implementations
Compare international approaches to identify best practices
Gain insights into NeTEx 2.1 and understand which further developments are planned
This meet-up is aimed at:
Project managers, decision-makers and IT managers in public authorities and transport authorities
Technical leads and experts in the fields of routing, data models and open data
The meet-up will be held and recorded in German.
Christoph Lucas studied geography and is a computer science engineer (University of Applied Sciences). Since 2020, he has been working at SBB in the Infrastructure Division in the 'Systemaufgaben Kundeninformation' area as a Product Owner, where he is responsible, among other things, for the Open Journey Planner.
Dr. Matthias Günter is part of the 'Systemaufgaben Kundeninformation (SKI+)' team and is responsible, among other things, for standardization issues. He has also been working intensively on the topics of Open Data and Open Source for more than twenty years.