About
Routino is an application for finding a route between two points using the
dataset of topographical information collected by
http://www.OpenStreetMap.org.
Demonstration
An
online demonstration of Routino
providing routing within the UK is available. Adding more data would allow
routing over a larger area but resources on this website limit it to the UK.
News
- 3rd March 2012 - Version 2.2 of Routino released
- Much reduced database size by removing unneeded nodes and segments,
describe roundabouts much better in routing instructions.
Full release information.
- 12th November 2011 - Version 2.1.2 of Routino released
- Much faster routing (again), improve some translated outputs, add Russian translations.
Full release information.
Benchmarking different versions
also for slim mode.
- 23rd October 2011 - Version 2.1.1 of Routino released
- Much faster routing, handle the 'except' tag of turn restrictions.
Full release information.
Benchmarking different versions.
- 3rd October 2011 - Version 2.1 of Routino released
- Improve the OSM parsing, include transport specific tag processing files
and optionally create an error log file listing problems found during
parsing.
Full release information.
- 4th August 2011 - Version 2.0.3 of Routino released
- A bug fix release for various small routing fixes and to stop crashes on
64-bit machines.
Full release information.
- 26th June 2011 - Version 2.0.2 of Routino released
- A bug fix release to stop crashes on 64-bit machines.
Full release information.
- 7th June 2011 - Version 2.0.1 of Routino released
- A bug fix release to stop crashes on some invalid turn restrictions.
Full release information.
- Also fix the online demonstration
which stopped working at the time of the version 2.0 update.
- 30th May 2011 - Version 2.0 of Routino released
- This version adds in handling of turn restrictions (the simplest type
defined by way, node & way) as well as fixing a few bugs.
Full release information.
- 13th November 2010 - Version 1.5.1 of Routino released
- This version fixes a few bugs that caused planetsplitter to crash for some
users.
Full release information.
- 30th October 2010 - Translations Required
- Routino is designed to allow language specific versions of the router web
page as well as the files that are generated by the router. Currently
there are only a small number of translations but to improve Routino we
are looking for more. Any offers of translated files will be welcomed.
- 30th October 2010 - Version 1.5 of Routino released
- The main new features in this version are the addition of routing on
ferrys, recognition of barriers (node properties) and new highway properties
for walking and cycling routes.
Full release information.
- 10th July 2010 - Version 1.4.1 of Routino released
- This version fixes a few serious bugs, reduces memory usage and therefore
increases routing speed.
Full release information.
- 21st June 2010 - This website created
- 31st May 2010 - Version 1.4 of Routino released
- The primary new features in version 1.4 are the addition of configuration
files containing tagging rules, routing profiles and translations for the
output files.
Full release information.
- 21st January 2010 - Version 1.3 of Routino released
- The main focus of the version 1.3 release is adding new features like
highway properties, some new transport types, start/via/end points within
segments and turn instructions.
Full release information.
- 21st October 2009 - Version 1.2 of Routino released
- The primary focus of the version 1.2 release was optimisation of routing
speed and reduction in database size, there were also a small number of
new features.
Full release information.
- 13th June 2009 - Version 1.1 of Routino released
- The main changes in version 1.1 were the addition of a set of web-pages
(including Javascript map using OpenLayers) to allow a Routino
web-server to be configured easily.
Full release information.
- 8th April 2009 - Version 1.0 of Routino released
- Full release information.
- 22nd March 2009 - First announcement
- Prototype, unnamed, router announced on OpenStreetMap mailing list.
First announcement.
License
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the terms of the
GNU Affero General Public License
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License,
or (at your option) any later version.
