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Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope [message #2497 is a reply to message #2492]

Thu, 16 July 2020 17:50

Mario Kröplin
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Registered: January 2018

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For the purposes of passenger information, we distinguish the following types of times
(inspired by SIRI and Transmodel):
- scheduled (long-term planning)
- aimed (short-term planning)
- expected (forecast for delays)
- actual (detected arrival or departure time)

Currently, our use of railML ends with (very) short-term planning.
This means that we do not transmit expected times and actual times via railML.

The aimed times are the scheduled times of the corresponding train in a separate timetable (short-term planning).

By the way: extensions are used to express cancellations and extra stops explicitly in this separate timetable. A comparison with the annual timetable is therefore only needed to determine the aimed times and the aimed tracks.

The published times are usually rounded scheduled times. But since we also need rounded expected times, we ignore published times and do the rounding on our own.

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		[railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Milan Wölke on Tue, 14 July 2020 15:37
		Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Stefan Jugelt on Thu, 16 July 2020 16:11
		Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Cathleen Ramson on Thu, 16 July 2020 16:53
		Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Mario Kröplin on Thu, 16 July 2020 17:50
		Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Cédric Lavanchy on Fri, 17 July 2020 07:08
		Re: [railML2] Usage of //ocpTT/times/@scope By: Dirk Bräuer on Thu, 23 July 2020 15:07

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