OTP / Delays Analysis Use Case Profile #233
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Add Use Case Profiles Directory with OTP/Delays Analysis Profile
This PR introduces a new documentation structure for TIDES use case profiles by creating the
docs/use-cases/profiles/directory hierarchy and adding the first profile documentotp_delay_analysis.md.The OTP/Delays Analysis profile, which received the highest priority vote at the April Contributors Group meeting, provides comprehensive guidance on using TIDES data for transit delay analysis, covering required tables/fields, data relationships, implementation considerations, extension points, and validation approaches.
This documentation helps transit agencies, software developers, and analysts effectively implement standardized delay analysis using TIDES data, based on feedback from transit technologists across multiple agencies through GitHub issue #231.
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