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title: >- | ||
PyRCS: An open-source tool for collecting railway codes | ||
used in different UK rail industry systems | ||
message: >- | ||
If you use PyRCS and/or any code from its GitHub | ||
repository, please cite it using the metadata provided in | ||
this file. For specific version references of PyRCS, | ||
please refer to Zenodo | ||
type: software | ||
authors: | ||
- given-names: Qian | ||
family-names: Fu | ||
email: q.fu@bham.ac.uk | ||
affiliation: University of Birmingham | ||
orcid: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6502-9934' | ||
identifiers: | ||
- type: doi | ||
value: 10.5281/zenodo.4026744 | ||
description: >- | ||
This DOI represents all versions of PyRCS, and will | ||
always resolve to the latest one. | ||
repository-code: 'https://github.com/mikeqfu/pyrcs' | ||
url: 'https://mikeqfu.github.io/pyrcs/' | ||
repository: 'https://pyrcs.readthedocs.io/' | ||
repository-artifact: 'https://pypi.org/project/pyrcs/' | ||
abstract: >- | ||
PyRCS is an open-source Python package designed to | ||
simplify the collection and management of diverse codes | ||
used in different systems within the UK rail industry. It | ||
serves as a practical toolkit for researchers, | ||
practitioners, and individuals who frequently interact | ||
with the Railway Codes website and work extensively with | ||
railway codes in the UK. Leveraging the capabilities of | ||
the Python programming language, PyRCS enables efficient | ||
access to and manipulation of railway code data, enhancing | ||
productivity and effectiveness in working with these | ||
codes. | ||
During installation, PyRCS includes a set of pre-packaged | ||
data. When users request data from a specific category | ||
listed on the Railway Codes website, PyRCS automatically | ||
loads the corresponding pre-packaged data for that | ||
category by default. Additionally, it provides | ||
functionality that enables direct access to the latest | ||
data from the data source website, ensuring users can stay | ||
updated with the most current information. Furthermore, | ||
PyRCS users can conveniently update the relevant | ||
pre-packaged data, keeping their data resources | ||
synchronized with the latest developments. | ||
With PyRCS, users can leverage Python's power to | ||
streamline workflows and enhance productivity when working | ||
with railway codes in the UK rail industry. | ||
keywords: | ||
- Python | ||
- Railway | ||
- Railway Codes | ||
- Bridges | ||
- Computer Reservation System | ||
- CRS | ||
- National Location Codes | ||
- NLC | ||
- Timing Point Locations | ||
- TIPLOC | ||
- Station Number Names | ||
- STANME | ||
- Station Numbers | ||
- STANOX | ||
- Electrification | ||
- Engineer's Line References | ||
- ELR | ||
- Mileage | ||
- Line Of Route | ||
- LOR | ||
- Railway Line Names | ||
- Railway Bridges | ||
- Stations | ||
- Signal Boxes | ||
- Tunnels | ||
- Viaducts | ||
- Depots | ||
- Tracks | ||
license: MIT | ||
date-released: '2020-09-12' |
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