CO:segmentTable/3.3

Automatic Schemaexport for Element segmentTable

Autoexport from the XML-Schema for element CO:segmentTable of railML® version 3.3 UML-visualization of CO
Documentation	The representation of an x-y-curve as a list of segments described by polynomial coefficients
Subschema	common
Parents*	brakeEffort, decelerationTable, details, tractiveEffort
Children	polynomialHeader (1..*), segmentStartLine (1..*)
Attributes: functionValueName: This is the descriptive name for the y-coordinate resulting from the <segmentTable>. (obligatory; xs:string), functionValueUnit: This is the unit used for the values of the y-coordinate resulting from the <segmentTable>. For scalars the value '1' shall be given. (obligatory; xs:string; patterns: other:\w{2,}) Possible values: 1: means 'no unit of measure', is used for coefficients in the calculations of segment table of a rolling stock A: Ampere Hz: hertz km/h kWh m/s m/s/s: meters per second per second N: newton V: volt VA: Volt-ampere Vs: volt second W: watt, segmentStartValueName: This is the descriptive name for the x-coordinate in the <segmentTable>. (obligatory; xs:string), segmentStartValueUnit: This is the unit used for the values of the x-coordinate in the <segmentTable>. For scalars the value '1' shall be given. (obligatory; xs:string; patterns: other:\w{2,}) Possible values: 1: means 'no unit of measure', is used for coefficients in the calculations of segment table of a rolling stock A: Ampere Hz: hertz km/h kWh m/s m/s/s: meters per second per second N: newton V: volt VA: Volt-ampere Vs: volt second W: watt, zParameterName: This is the descriptive name of any parameter used in z-axis. (optional; xs:string), zParameterUnit: This is the unit used for the values of the z-parameter in the <segmentTable>. For scalars the value '1' shall be given. (optional; xs:string; patterns: other:\w{2,}) Possible values: 1: means 'no unit of measure', is used for coefficients in the calculations of segment table of a rolling stock A: Ampere Hz: hertz km/h kWh m/s m/s/s: meters per second per second N: newton V: volt VA: Volt-ampere Vs: volt second W: watt
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