Hello,

I would like to write a diploma thesis about routing in consideration of 
the traffic flow.
For this i thought to use openstreetmap as the database for the 
geographical information.

In a nutshell: I will create a database which contains "realistic" speed 
informations for way sections of openstreetmap. With way sections i mean 
   drivable connections between "parting of the ways"-nodes.

For this i will analyse gps-tracks to calculate the average time the 
persons need from one parting node to another dependent of the time of 
day. For example: there is a person who needs 30 min from node A to node 
B at 17 o'clock. Another person needs for the same distance 20 min at 
17:20. In the routing program i will start to travel at 16 o'clock so 
the routing software calculates that i reach the lane A-B at 17:10.
Now the routing software interpolates the time costs from 17:00 and 
17:20 and get a time cost about 25 min.

This "realistic" speed informations will hold in the database and could 
used with openstreetmap for routing.

I would like to hear some opinions of the experts here - what do you 
think? Is this useful or to imprecise, or does such a database already 
exists?

Thanks and greetings,

Stefan

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