osm2po-core

New Version 5.5.14 out now

• osm2po is both, a converter and a routing engine.
• osm2po's converter parses OpenStreetMap's XML-Data and makes it routable.
• osm2po is able to convert large sets like europe.osm.
• osm2po generates sql files for PostGIS, compatible with pgRouting and Quantum GIS.
• osm2po creates compact topology/graph files for the integrated routing engine.
• osm2po contains a simple HTTP routing server which returns CSV, GeoJson, or starts the TestUI.
• osm2po runs under Windows, Unix and Mac. Just make sure you have Java 8+ installed.
• osm2po does not depend on foreign Java libraries.
• osm2po's core is just one file. No installation is needed.

osm2po-plugins

• Enables osm2po to read from osm.bz2, pbf, o5m and o5m.gz
• Creates a PostGIS-Table for PgRouting
• Creates a PostGIS-Table of Vertices
• Creates a PostGIS-Table of complex Boundaries
• Creates a PostGIS-Table of simple Areas, Buildings, etc.

osm2po-demos

• Contains some configuration examples
• Contains some Java examples

This is a really fat Demo

...which goes far beyond stuff from other competitors.

• built as Docker-Image
• covers the entire world
• targets many logistic issues
• Well, the demo's data is limited because of its dockerized size and only contains
  • most important Ports and Airports from several OpenGeoData sources
  • tons of major cities and bigger towns
  • the german Mainroad- and River-Network from OpenStreetMap
  • TimeZones and crucial maritime Zones like Channels, Secas, etc.
  • you can block Zones and Hubs (Ports or Airports) in order to find alternative routes.
  • once a good route is found, you can re-calculate departures a" nd times to get closer to your plannings

This Demo assumes you have Docker installed, up and running!
The simplest way to start it is via your preferred terminal.

docker run --name "osm2po-world-demo" -p 80:8888 cmindividual/osm2po-world-demo:de

then just open your Browser and navigate to localhost

or click here

First Steps to understand this Demo

• Click on "Search" or type "Ctrl-F" and look for "Pinn" and select Pinneberg
• A PopUp opens, click on "Source" to set the green flag to set the starting position
• Double Click somewhere on the Ocean to set the "Target"
• Finally Click on "Route"
• Another Popup opens which lets you jump to the legs of the route
• A click on "Rework" lets you set other parameters to find alternative routes
• A click on "Schedule" lets you fine tune departures, arrivals, speeds and times.

Remember:
This Demo only covers german streets and maritime data.

Here are some impression of what is possible with all main roads from the OpenStreetMap Planet file.
The first one shows alternative routes from Pinneberg to Ulaanbaatar.

A Click on "3Demo" opens this playground