PROJECT_EPSG about retro-gtfs

[Nate-Wessel]

Curious. What projection were you trying to use? Are you certain the projection in your config file matched the projection on your PostGIS tables?

[minhhpham]

I was using 26759. I'm sure I used the same one in the tables and in the conf file.

[Nate-Wessel]

I would expect confusion with some things because the unit for that projection appears to be feet (the configuration file talks about things being in meters and I'm not totally sure that assumption isn't hardcoded anywhere), but it still shouldn't end up with points displaced as far as I know.

The DB stores things in a local projection. When trips are pulled from the DB for (re)processing they get transformed to lon/lat (4326). Those points feed directly into OSRM which returns 4326 geometries as well. The match geometries are transformed by Python into the local projection which then gets stored in the DB alongside the original geometry.

If I understand what you're trying to do, you probably shouldn't ever actually be calling Trip.save() though. This is only for pulling points from the Nextbus API (and eventually other APIs) into the DB. Since you already have a DB, you would need to synthesize an HTTP API to use this, but I suspect it would be a lot easier for you to just format your data into a PostGIS DB and then use process.py.

Or were you toying around with the functions manually?