| Re: Passing times in timetable [message #695 is a reply to message #694] |
Fri, 04 September 2009 11:12  |
Joachim Rubröder railML
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Registered: November 2019
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Hi Thomas,
a passing time (at which the train passes the operation control point) is
typically mentioned as normal "departure" time for the entry. The
attribute type="pass" (V 1.1) or ocpType="pass" (V2.0) indicates, that
there is no stop at this station. But if you think of a passing time in
the sense of "a duration for passing a station", we would need a new
attribute.
By the way, I'm thinking of a redesign of all the confusing different
"times" attributes in railML 2.0:
"times"
as subelement of an entry (V1.1) = ocpTT (2.0) would contain all kinds of
arrival and departure times (published, calculated, earliest, ...)
"stopTimes"
as subelement of a "stopDescription" would contain all kinds of stopping
durations
- minimal stop time (minStopTime)
- operational stop time reserve (opStopTimeReserve = addStopTime in
V1.1), could be used for "stop on demand"
- additional stop time reserve (addStopTimeReserve = supStopTime in V1.1)
- shuntingTime (new, needed for rostering)
- clearance time (new)
"runTimes"
as subelement of a "sectionTT" would contain all kinds of running
durations between ocpTTs, beginning at this ocpTT
- minimal run time (minRunTime)
- operational run time reserve (opRunTimeReserve = addRunTime in V1.1),
typically containing maitenance reserves
- additional run time reserve (addRunTimeReserve = supRunTime in V1.1),
for other purposes e.g. cadencial timetables
do you think, this would be more understandable and reasonable?
Kind regards,
Joachim
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Joachim Rubröder
Schema Coordinator: railML.timetable
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