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[[TT:timetable|TT root element]] | |||
=== General information === | |||
The timetable subschema is part of the complete railML® schema, providing a data structure in XML for the exchange of timetable information. It allows exchange of operational as well as commercial facets of a timetable and supports both concrete and conceptual data. Please also visit the [https://www.railML.org railML-Website] for mode information or send an [mailto:coord@timetable.railml.org email] with your enquiry to the timetable coordinator. | |||
The main subschema element is [[TT:timetable|<timetable>]] which contains among other things subelements for: | |||
* [[TT:baseItineraries|base itineraries (basic building blocks of a railML3 timetable)]] | |||
* [[TT:itineraries|itineraries (used to assemble train pathes from base itineraries)]] | |||
* [[TT:commercialTrains|commercial trains (allows specifying commercial aspects of trains)]] | |||
* [[TT:operationalTrains|operational trains (allows specifying operational aspects of trains)]] | |||
* [[TT:commercialSchedulings|commercial schedulings (allows connecting commercial aspects of trains to operational ones)]] | |||
* [[TT:validities|validities (used to describe when an element of a schedule takes place and when it does not)]] | |||
* [[TT:commercialConnections|commercial connections (connections between trains for exchanging passengers or goods)]] | |||
* [[TT:timetable:passengerTextInfos|passenger text infos (passenger information content to be displayed)]] | |||
* [[TT:timetable:announcements|announcements (passenger information content to be played accoustically)]] | |||
Revision as of 11:45, 9 May 2022
General information
The timetable subschema is part of the complete railML® schema, providing a data structure in XML for the exchange of timetable information. It allows exchange of operational as well as commercial facets of a timetable and supports both concrete and conceptual data. Please also visit the railML-Website for mode information or send an email with your enquiry to the timetable coordinator.
The main subschema element is <timetable> which contains among other things subelements for:
- base itineraries (basic building blocks of a railML3 timetable)
- itineraries (used to assemble train pathes from base itineraries)
- commercial trains (allows specifying commercial aspects of trains)
- operational trains (allows specifying operational aspects of trains)
- commercial schedulings (allows connecting commercial aspects of trains to operational ones)
- validities (used to describe when an element of a schedule takes place and when it does not)
- commercial connections (connections between trains for exchanging passengers or goods)
- passenger text infos (passenger information content to be displayed)
- announcements (passenger information content to be played accoustically)