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Re: Hi! / Timing links [message #2226 is a reply to message #2206]

Tue, 06 August 2019 14:55

Christoph Jobmann
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Registered: August 2016

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Hello Sara,

I once had a similar problem: I needed to exchange run times for different kind of train categories. The stop pattern was not part of my considerations.
I decided to add elements "runTime" in a new namespace with attributes "duration" and "categoryRef" below the element "track" and add references to these tracks in the element "sectionTT".
For your problem a similar approach might make sense where you could add an attribute "stopPattern".

Besides that you can set the "minimalTime" in the "runTimes" element of "sectionTT", but you would have to do that for each operation control point of the train's run.

Kind regards

Christoph Jobmann
Deutsche Bahn AG

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		Hi! / Timing links By: Sara Gestrelius on Wed, 12 June 2019 18:13
		Re: Hi! / Timing links By: Philip Wobst on Mon, 17 June 2019 11:08
		Re: Hi! / Timing links By: Christoph Jobmann on Tue, 06 August 2019 14:55

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