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RailML® lebt von der Mitarbeit der Nutzer des Standards. Sie können an der Entwicklung teilhaben und Ihre Bedürfnisse und Erfahrungen in zukünftige railML®-Teilschemen einbringen. Unser Diskussionsforum steht Ihnen für allgemeine Fragen zum Projekt oder zu den einzelnen Teilschemen zur Verfügung.

Mit Hilfe dieses Wikis soll der Einstieg in die Entwicklung der railML®-Teilschemen erleichtert werden. Es ermöglicht den Benutzern neue Inhalte zu schaffen, sowie vorhandene Beiträge zu bearbeiten und damit eine umfassende Wissensdatenbank zum railML®-Standard aufzubauen.

Alle Einträge des Wikis sind in Englisch zu verfassen und gegebenenfalls mit deutschen Hinweisen zu ergänzen. Die Sprache der Benutzeroberfläche lässt sich nach dem Login anpassen.

Hilfe zur Benutzung des Wikis finden Sie im Benutzerhandbuch (externer Link zu einem anderen Wiki - nicht railML).

Welcome to the RailML.org Wiki

RailML® is not the finished development of a central group. Instead, railML® grows through the joint work of the partners and is steadily being extended. We invite you to participate on this future-oriented project and to take advantage of these standardized interfaces. Our Forum is meant to help coordinate the joint work of the development partners.

This wiki should supporting the development of railML ®-schemes. It allows users to create new content and edit existing articles, and setup a comprehensive knowledge database to the railML® standard.

All articles must be created in english. Additional German comments are allowed. The language of the user interface can be changed after login.

Please refer to the user manual (external link to a different wiki - not railML) for help to the wiki.

How to Join the Wiki

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1. Go to the login page
   • In the upper right corner of this page, you find a link to sign in to this Wiki. If you currently use the German layout of this Wiki, the link is called "Anmelden".
   • Follow that link to get to the login page.
2. Choose a user name and a password
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   • Since you are new to Wiki, you must re-enter you password, enter your email address and your real name. That what the lower three text fields are for.
   • Now you can request a new account ("Neues Nutzerkonto anlegen") and are instantly able to work with the Wiki!
3. Confirm your mail address
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4. That's it!
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   • If you like to, you can enter some information about you on your personal page. Your personal page's name is Benutzer:Username (like Benutzer:V.Knollmann).

How to start a new page

The easiest way to start a new page is to edit an existing page and insert a link to your new page there. Do this:

1. Go to the page from which you want to link to your new page
   
2. Click the "edit"- or "bearbeiten"-link (depending on the language you chose in the Preferences) the the page header
   
3. Insert the link like this: Displayed Label in the text (just edit this page and look and the source to see how it works)
   
4. Save the page (perhaps after previewing it) and click the new link you just inserted
   
5. A new page pops up in which you can directly enter the contents of your new page
   

Current railML subschema

Infrastructure (IS)

General Information

The Infrastructure subschema contains a data structure for the storage of

• tracks, switches and the topology of a line
• various operations and control elements (e. g. signals along the track)
• tunnels, bridges
• any kind of "border" (owner change, gauge change, axle load change, electrification, ...)
• visualization data for displaying a net

Please visit the railML-Website for more detailed information about the Infrastructure subschema or send an email to the coordinator of the subschema.

There is also a "historic" collection of new features for the Infrastructer subschema. It was developed in the preparation works of railML version 1.1. Some of the suggestions are already implemented in the stable railML 2.0 release. Other extensions wait for users with strong needs for them.

Documentation

The following lists provide links to Infrastructure Documentation sites:

• Infrastructure Elements
• Infrastructure Types for Inheritance
• Infrastructure Attribute Groups
• Infrastructure Examples

Timetable and Rostering (TT)

• General Information about the Timetable Schema
• Collection of new features for the schema
• The development roadmap
• Documentation of elements and attributes of the schema

Rollingstock (RS)

• General Information about the Rollingstock Schema
• Collection of new features for the schema
• The development roadmap
• Documentation of elements and attributes of the schema

Common (CO)

This subsection shall cover all topics, which affect all other railML-schemas alike.

• Data Types
• Documentation of elements, attributes and types of the schema

Proposed railML subschema

Interlocking (IL)

• General information about the InterlockingSchema
• Intended Features for the schema
• The development roadmap

Shift planning

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Feel free to direct any comments, questions or remarks via email to the coordinator of the InfrastructureSchema.

Enjoy the Wiki!