TRAINer

A project about creating a beautiful map of trains for a selected area.

Table of contents

• TRAINer
  • Table of contents
  • How to use
    • Requirements
    • How to run
    • Command line arguments
  • Licensing

How to use

Requirements

• .NET 8.0

How to run

1. Clone the repository
2. Obtain the data from OpenStreetMap as an .osm.pbf file and save it in data/raw. You can use Geofabrik to download the data.
3. Filter the data. You can use Osmium to filter the data. The final file should be data/raw/rail.osm.pbf The following command will filter the data to only include railways and save it in data/raw:

# Obtain only railway related
osmium tags-filter -o rail.osm.pbf -t --output-format pbf,add_metadata=false europe-latest.osm.pbf "w/railway=bridge,goods,light_rail,monorail,narrow_gauge,rail,subway,tram"

4. Run the program

dotnet run --project TAINEer

5. The output will be saved in data/output

Command line arguments

Additional command line arguments can be passed to the program. The following arguments are available:

Argument	Description	Default
--data	The path to the data directory	data
--min-lat	Minimum latitude of the area to be processed	-90
--max-lat	Maximum latitude of the area to be processed	90
--min-lon	Minimum longitude of the area to be processed	-180
--max-lon	Maximum longitude of the area to be processed	180
--color-main	Color of the railway with the largest gauge. Colors are interpolated between the main and secondary color.	#FFBA4A
--color-secondary	Color of the railway with the smallest gauge. Colors are interpolated between the main and secondary color.	#D5B690
--color-background	Color of the background	#1E1414

Licensing

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

This project uses the OsmSharp, SkiaSharp and System.CommandLine libraries.