Category: PTV xServer

Hi all,

recently we have proudly released our new version of Intertour 6.0 including our brandnew routing approach for very fast matrix calculation. This new routing approach called Contraction Hierarchies is based on the development of  ITI (http://i11www.iti.uni-karlsruhe.de/…

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We have scheduled two more sessions for september 2010. While I will provide an introduction into xSequence and xTour on sep, 7th my colleagues will present the principles of xINetServer on sep, 14th. Join us! Further info is available at www.developer.ptv.de! See the xRadio section.…

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Well, after one month of xRadio (thanks for your participation) it’s time for me to review: we have seen several cool extensions and there were a lot of challenging questions about the components but also about how to broadcast things. For me it’s fun to demonstrate the interfaces via web but my goal is to get you!…

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Ugh ugh ugh! Yesterday was TrafficInformation (thanks to Rainer!). Next Tuesday (24.08.2010) will be RoadEditor day within xRadio!
Here is the agenda:
map&guide 2010 roadeditor + PTV xServers (60 min)

• Categories of segment attributes
• How to maintain segment attributes within map&guide professional 2010
• How to enable the road editor layer (database) within xRoute
• How to export the layer into a binary file
• How to display binary RE layer within xMap

Feel free to join my presentation online.…

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Wow, it is a great pleassure for me to announce the next xradio session. The topic is integration of traffic information into xroute and xmap. Feel free to join us via Netviewer. Here is the agenda…

• Basic System Architecture
• Setting up the Environment
• Visualizing Traffic Information
• Traffic Info based Routing

Further information is available at the developer zone “xradio” subpage.…

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Last friday we provided a fabulous websession with one of my favourite buddies here at PTV. Oli did show amazing mapping interfaces based on our xMapServer in combination with Microsoft’s Silverlight. Well, even though I’m placed right in front of the source I was very surprised about the large scope of interaction that is possible with that!…

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