Counting up-and-coming passengers on Transilien trains

Counting of up-and-coming passengers on Transilien trains by time slot. These manual counts are carried out every three to four years and count the number of amounts for: * Each train on a Transilien line at each station served * Each typical day (JOB, Saturday and Sunday), excluding work and school holidays Explanation of the wording used: * Station name: name of station * Station code: UIC code. It is unique and allows the identification of the station * Type of day: specify the day of counting: Saturday, Sunday or JOB (Tuesday or Thursday) * Counting date: Specifies the date of counting * Line: specifies the line of the train concerned when counting because some stations are served by several lines. In this case, the details are given, as in the example of the Juvisy station. * Time slot: time slot associated with the time of arrival of the train at the station * Amounts: indicates the number of amounts in trains according to the above criteria Last update of the file: 24 March 2020 With each update, we cancel and replace the database: there is no historization of counts. For a given station, there may be several counting dates: \- Two lines passing through the same station are not necessarily counted on the same day; \- And/or there may be catch-up days if the first day of counting is incomplete. Thus, to have the number of reference amounts, it is necessary to keep all the data to have the completeness of the counts. Attention points: \- Line C was interrupted on Saturday and Sunday of the counting of Line D in Juvisy. Line D amounts at Juvisy station on Saturdays and Sundays are therefore increased by carry-overs of Line C amounts. \- Addition of an ‘Axis’ column to identify axes in the same row that were not counted on the same date