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<trainPartRef ref='tp_1.1' position='1'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_3.1' position='2'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_2.1' position='3'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_4.1'

<lineVis> ref <trackVis> ref <trackElementVis> ref <position> x, y <ocpVis> ref <position> x, y <size> height, width <objectVis> ref <position> x, y <size>

<trainPartRef ref='tp_1.1' position='1'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_3.1' position='2'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_2.1' position='3'/> <trainPartRef ref='tp_4.1'

<connection id="c12" ref="c21"/> </trackBegin> <trackEnd id="tE1"> ... </trackEnd> <connections> <switch id="s1" pos="0"> <connection id="c13" ref="c31" orientation="incoming"

element, by name the values of minOccurs and maxOccurs. For example, in <ocpRef> (railML® 2) the multiplicity is depicted with [2..2], which means, that

</xs:sequence> <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aOperatingCode" /> <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aTimePeriod" /> + <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:anyAttribute" /> </xs:complexType>

<xs:element ref="rail:infrastructure" minOccurs="0" /> - <xs:element ref="rail:infrastructureVisualizations" - minOccurs="0" /> - <xs:element ref="rail:rollingstock"

sequence="1" ocpRef="A"> <sectionTT> <trackRef ref="tr3"> <trackRef ref="tr6"> <trackRef ref="tr8"> <trackRef ref="tr10"> <trackRef ref="tr9"> </sectionTT>

<visualization id="vis0" infrastructureRef="inf0" version="2.4"> <lineVis ref="l1"> <trackVis ref="tr1"> <trackElementVis ref="tr1_b"> <!-- reference to the beginning

<operationControlPoints> <ocp id="ocp01"> ... <propEquipment> <trackRef ref="tr02"/> <trackRef ref="tr03"/> </propEquipment> ... </ocp> </operationControlPoints>

Element <trainPartRef> wird genutzt, um einen einzelnen zum Zug gehörenden trainPart (Teilzuglauf, bzw. Zugteil) zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the

<trainPartSequence sequence="1"> <trainPartRef ref="train-part-1"/> </trainPartSequence> <replacements> <replacementOf> <operatingPeriodRef ref="operating-period-KW47-MoFr-18"

shuntingTime <platformEdgeRef> ref <serviceSectionRef> ref <annotationRef> operatingPeriodRef, ref <organizationalUnitBinding> <vehicleOperator> ref, xsi:type <customer>

4) (deprecated with version 2.1 and 2.5) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF; required Not yet described. /

unterschiedlicher Höhe, kann auch mehr als eine Haltekante befahren werden. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated platformEdge element. xs:anyAttribute:

<vehicleOperator> ref, xsi:type <customer> ref, xsi:type <railwayUndertaking> ref, xsi:type <operationalUndertaking> ref, xsi:type <concessionaire> ref, xsi:type

<propService passenger="true" service="true"/> <propEquipment> <trackRef ref="tr01"/> <trackRef ref="tr02"/> </propEquipment> <propOther status="operational"/>

org/wiki/IS:baliseGroupRef" /> + </xs:annotation> + </xs:element> + </xs:sequence> <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aSignal" /> <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aOcpRef" /> </xs:extension>

TRACK_COURSE: straight REF_SW: cte2 SW_COURSE: right REF2: csw1 REF3: ctb1 With the "Norwegian definition" we get REF1: cte2 TRACK_COURSE: right REF_SW: cte3 SW_COURSE:

name="trainGroup B" parentRef="trg_2"> <trainRef ref="..." sequence="1" /> <trainRef ref="..." sequence="2" /> <trainRef ref="..." sequence="3" /> </trainGroup>

connected to the signal's aspect None ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: tGenericRef The following example (taken from

replaces <ocpVis>.(introduced with version 2.5) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF; required please refer to <IS

Element <operatingPeriodRef> referenziert die zum trainPart gehörige Verkehrsperiode.   Please, be aware of the semantic constraint(s)! ref: This refers to the

> in another file. ref xs:IDREF, optional name xs:string, optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. The attributes ref and name shall be used

Haltekanten (platformEdges) auch mehrere solche Abschnitte referenziert werden. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated serviceSection element

operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional ref xs:IDREF, mandatory target: xs:string; either station or train priority: xs:integer operatingPeriodRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF);

values). down This goes opposite to up (decreasing relative position values). ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <track> element. xs:anyAttribute:

<train> <trainPartSequence> <trainPartRef ref=’TP1.1’ position=’1’> <trainPartRef ref=’TP2.1’ position=’2’> <trainPartRef ref=’TP3.1’ position=’3’> </trainPartSequence>

IS:infraAttrGroupRef   Parent: <infraAttrGroupRefs> Children: None [0..∞] Sub-element for a reference to instances of <infraAttributes>. ref: reference is

kind="execution" trainRelation="headOfTrain" switchable="false"> <speedChangeRef ref="tr03_sc02"/> </speed> </signal> The referenced <speedChange> element is

once leaving it.(introduced with version 2.5) ref: Reference a <genericArea>, comp. #473 ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described. / Noch

<trackRef>. sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced tracks. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated track element. xs:anyAttribute: This

</xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> - <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:anyAttribute" /> + <xs:attribute ref="xml:lang" /> </xs:complexType> <xs:complexType nam

name='Dresden Hbf Wiener Strasse' parentOcpRef='ocp02'> <propEquipment> <summary hasSwitches='false' signalBox='none'/> <trackRef ref='track01'/> </propEquipment> <designator

IS:ocpRef   Parent: <path> Children: None [2..2] This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. ref: reference is required because it's

consisting of letters, digits, points (.), dashes (-) or underscores (_) ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Must point to the id of another <connection> Please

consisting of letters, digits, points (.), dashes (-) or underscores (_) ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Must point to the id of another <connection> Please

IS:speedChangeRef   Parent: <speed_signal> Children: None [0..∞] Reference to a speed change. ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the

version 2.4) (deprecated with version 2.1) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF; required please refer to <IS

referenced trains. This "counter" defines the chronological order during a day. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated train element. xs:anyAttribute:

operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional ref xs:IDREF, mandatory target: xs:string; either station or train priority: xs:integer operatingPeriodRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF);

operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional ref xs:IDREF, mandatory target: xs:string; either station or train priority: xs:integer operatingPeriodRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF);

IS:baliseGroupRef   Parent: IS:signal Children: None [0..∞] Sub-element for a reference to a baliseGroup, which is connected to the signal's aspect ref: reference

the signal to be switchable or fixed (panel) ref: reference to a line switchable: xs:boolean ref: tGenericRef Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben

<trainProtectionElementRef> addresses the trainProtectionElements belonging to the group. ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF

referenced from more than one controller. ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element sequence: ref: xs:IDREF sequence: xs:positiveInteger

non-railML® attributes in a foreign namespace. How to use it? ref xs:IDREF, mandatory The element <categoryRef> may be used several times. Not yet described. / Noch

with version 2.5) {{{attributes}}} ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described

name="singleDate" type="xs:date" /> - <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aTimePeriod" /> - <xs:attributeGroup ref="rail:aPeriodTimeSpan" /> + <xs:attribute name="startDate"

<xs:element name="metadata" type="dc:elementContainer" minOccurs="0" /> <xs:element ref="rail:infrastructure" minOccurs="0" /> example: <xs:attributeGroup name="aPlaces">

version 2.4) (deprecated with version 2.1) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF; required Not yet described. /

wird. Im Ausnahmefall, kann auch mehr als ein Geschwindigkeitsprofil gelten. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated speedProfile element. xs:anyAttribute:

G::4326"/> <speed kind="announcement" switchable="false"/> <speedChangeRef ref="sc26301"/> </signal> <signal id="ssig263013" dir="up" pos="15613" absPos="106663"

referenced using <trackRef>. sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced tracks. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated track element. xs:anyAttribute:

sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced signals. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated signal element. xs:anyAttribute: This provides

sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced signals. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated signal element. xs:anyAttribute: This

system WGS84, because it is valid worldwide — see https://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84 (external link). The semantics for the list contents of the coord

with version 2.4) sequence: ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element sequence: xs:positiveInteger ref: xs:IDREF Not yet described

with version 2.5) {{{attributes}}} ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described

with version 2.5) {{{attributes}}} ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described

with version 2.5) {{{attributes}}} ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described

dem Element <blockPartRef> werden blockParts referenziert, um sie als Einzelaufgaben zu einem "Dienst" zu gruppieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute

version 2.4) (deprecated with version 2.1) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element ref: xs:IDREF; required please refer to <IS

Bahnübergangs. ref: reference to a level crossing switchable: xs:boolean, optional type: enumeration (xs:string), optional ref: tGenericRef, optional Not

than in the running text. Footnotes can be generated with <ref> tags. A documentation of <ref> tags can be found at mediawiki.org (external link). As to

means master controller. ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element sequence: xs:positiveInteger ref: xs:IDREF Not yet described

sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced balises. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated balise element. sequence xs:positiveInteger

<trackRef ref="tr01"/> <trackRef ref="tr02"/> <trackRef ref="tr03"/> <trackRef ref="tr04"/> <trackRef ref="tr05"/> <trackRef ref="tr06"/> <trackRef ref="tr07"/>

<trackRef ref="yardTrack01" sequence="1"/> <trackRef ref="segmentTrack01" sequence="2"/> <trackRef ref="yardTrack04" sequence="3"/> <trackRef ref="yardTrack05"

same constraint should be deployed for the tracks in the opposite direction. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated track element. xs:anyAttribute:

sequence="1"> <trainPartRef ref="tp2_1"/> </trainPartSequence> <!-- From Bf_C to Bf_D --> <trainPartSequence sequence="2"> <trainPartRef ref="tp2_2" position="1"/>

(introduced with version 2.4) Spezifiziert die Betriebstage eines Ersatzes ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <operatingPeriod> element

from the area to an element bounding this area.(introduced with version 2.5) ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. xs:anyAttribute:

2022-12-15 2022-12-15 If the trainPartRef attribute is given, then there must also be a trainRef attribute, and the trainPartRef attribute must point to a train

referenced using <trackRef>.(introduced with version 2.5) sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced tracks. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the

of xs:string, tOtherEnumerationValue); arrival/departure); optional ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

this train part. However, it is possible to follow the attribute <trainPartRef>.ref from any train to find out which one (or more) refers to the current train

revision. (introduced with version 2.5) ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated element. ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described

ref: Reference is required because it's the purpose of the element. ref: xs:IDREF, required Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not yet described

sequence="1"> <!-- Berlin to Hannover --> <trainPartRef position="1" ref="CNL_242_1"/> <trainPartRef position="2" ref="CNL_1242_1"/> </trainPartSequence> <trainPartSequence

(introduced with version 2.5) ref: reference is required because it's the purpose of the element position: ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required position:

track sections included in the <releaseGroup>.(introduced with version 2.5) ref The reference to the track section within this group. flankProtection Set

consisting of letters, digits, points (.), dashes (-) or underscores (_) ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Must point to the id of another <connection> orientation:

is determined by the priority (highest priority first). ref xs:IDREF, mandatory operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional target: xs:string; either station or

is determined by the priority (highest priority first). ref xs:IDREF, mandatory operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional target: xs:string; either station or

<xs:field xpath="@id" /> </xs:key> Keyrefs have to be defined for all ref and *Ref attributes. They should all refer to a certain element's id attribute

id="tr01_te"> <connection ref="tr03_c03" id="tr01_c01"/> </trackEnd> <crossSections> <crossSection id="tr01_cs01" name="Gleis 1" xml:lang="de" ocpRef="ocp01" pos="300

id="tr01_te"> <connection ref="tr03_c03" id="tr01_c01"/> </trackEnd> <crossSections> <crossSection id="tr01_cs01" name="Gleis 1" xml:lang="de" ocpRef="ocp01" pos="300

id="tr01_te"> <connection ref="tr03_c03" id="tr01_c01"/> </trackEnd> <crossSections> <crossSection id="tr01_cs01" name="Gleis 1" xml:lang="de" ocpRef="ocp01" pos="300

id="tr01_te"> <connection ref="tr03_c03" id="tr01_c01"/> </trackEnd> <crossSections> <crossSection id="tr01_cs01" name="Gleis 1" xml:lang="de" ocpRef="ocp01" pos="300

point for non-railML® attributes in a foreign namespace. How to use it? ref: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required hasKeyByDefault: xs:boolean; optional any: xs:any;

<ocpTT ocpRef="_OAR" trackRef="_tr"> <times scope="scheduled" arrival="10:59:00" departure="11:04:00"/> <stopDescription> <platformEdgeRef ref="_pe" />

<operatingPeriodRef ref='opp_1'/> <ocpsTT> <ocpTT ocpRef='ocp_DNKW_A' ocpType='pass'> <times scope='scheduled' departure='23:55:35'/> </ocpTT> <ocpTT ocpRef='ocp_DNKO'

is determined by the priority (highest priority first). ref xs:IDREF, mandatory operatingPeriodRef xs:IDREF, optional target: xs:string; either station or

version 2.2) startOcpRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional endOcpRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional trainPartRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional operatingPeriodRef:

railML® enumeration lists, optional ocpRef: xs:IDREF, optional trainPartRef: xs:IDREF, optional operatingPeriodRef: xs:IDREF, optional notGuaranteed: xs:boolean

categoryPriority: xs:string; optional parentRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional organizationalUnitRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Even if the data type

wird genutzt um einen <railwayUndertaking> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated railwayUndertaking element

element allows for referencing a <railwayUndertaking> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

1] This element allows for referencing a <customer> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

allows for referencing an <operationalUndertaking> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

element allows for referencing a <concessionaire> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

element allows for referencing a <vehicleOperator> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated vehicleOperator element

This element allows for referencing a <contractor> within the <metadata>. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

<customer> wird genutzt um einen <customer> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated customer element. xs:anyAttribute:

genutzt um einen <operationalUndertaking> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated operationalUndertaking

<concessionaire> wird genutzt um einen <concessionaire> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated concessionaire element

wird genutzt um einen <vehicleOperator> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated vehicleOperator element

<contractor> wird genutzt um einen <contractor> der <metadata> zu referenzieren. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated contractor element. xs:anyAttribute:

How to use it? infrastructureRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated infrastructure element. rollingstockRef: This refers to the id attribute

mechanism. How to use it? rollingstockRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <rollingstock> element. timetableRef: This refers to the id attribute

Element <operatingPeriodRef>, child of <trainPart> Element <operatingPeriodRef>, child of <replacementOf>

<startTime>   Parent: <periodic>, <activationTime> Children: <eventTrigger>, <ocpTrigger>, <timingTrigger>, <geoTrigger>, <informationAreaTrigger> [1.

<endTime>   Parent: <periodic>, <activationTime> Children: <eventTrigger>, <ocpTrigger>, <timingTrigger>, <geoTrigger>, <informationAreaTrigger> [1..1]

sequence="1"> <trainPartRef ref="trainPart1001"/> </trainPartSequence> <replacements> <replacementOf> <operatingPeriodRef ref="operating-period-KW47-MoFr-18"

code="5600" infrastructureManagerRef="ima01" name="Bahnstrecke München Ost Pbf – Simbach (Inn) (DB-Grenze)"> <trackRef ref="tr01"/> </line> <line id="lin02"

re-used across the sub-schemas, e.g. "geoCoord", "valueTable", "efficiency", "*Ref". This section does not cover these re-used elements. See next section. If

<trackRef>. sequence: This allows for sorting the referenced tracks. ref: This refers to the id attribute of the associated track element. xs:anyAttribute: This

Element <announcementRef>, child of <stopDescription> Element <announcementRef>, child of <trainPart> Element <announcementRef>, child of <connection>

timetableRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <timetable> element. This is the reference to a timetable data set. infrastructureRef: This

entering entering the area leaving leaving the area informationAreaRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required event: tInformationAreaEvent (union of (restriction

which when reached triggers the announcement.(introduced with version 2.5) ocpRef: allows to specify an ocp which when reached triggers the announcement. offset:

<timingTrigger>   Parent: <trigger>, <startTime>, <endTime> Children: None [1..1] allows to specify a specific time for the announcement.(introduced with

<eventTrigger>   Parent: <trigger>, <startTime>, <endTime> Children: None [1..1] Allows to specify that the referenced announcement is to be played delayed

<geoTrigger>   Parent: <trigger>, <startTime>, <endTime> Children: <geoCoord> [1..1] allows to specify geocoordinates which when reached trigger the announcement

categoryRef="cat_11"> <!-- empty run to stable --> <trainPartRef ref="tp_3" position="1"/> </trainPartSequence> </train> The attribute categoryRef at <train>

use it? <trainPart id="..." > <operatingPeriodRef ref="op_Daily" /> <ocpsTT> ... <ocpTT sequence="23" ocpRef="ocp_FF" ocpType="stop"> <times scope="scheduled"

Children: <additionalName> (introduced with version 2.1), <any>, <states>, <ocpRef> (introduced with version 2.4), <trackVacancyDetectionArea> (introduced with

node. <trackBegin id="tB35113" pos="0" absPos="-110"> <macroscopicNode ocpRef="ocpFBGK"/> </trackBegin> Consider the railML® 2.2 example of East Saxony

<trackEnd id="tE26301" pos="61366" absPos="152415"> <macroscopicNode ocpRef="ocpFBGK"/> </trackEnd> Consider the railML® 2.2 example of East Saxony railway

6212_1' pos='700' absPos='101400' ocpRef='ocp_DN_G'/> <crossSection id='trn_DN_E_80.6212_1' pos='1110' absPos='100990' ocpRef='ocp_DN_E'/> <crossSection id='trn_DOLB_80

xs:string; optional platformEdgeRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional virtual: xs:boolean; optional ocpRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Not yet described

<additionalName> to provide a name and/or description in other languages. timetablePeriodRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <timetablePeriod> element

millimeter side: Restriction of xs:string (enumeration) ocpRef: xs:IDREF parentPlatformEdgeRef: xs:IDREF Consider railML® 2.3 example of Middle Rhine Railway

regions". ocpStationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. (introduced with version 2.1) controllerRef: This refers to the

xml:lang: xs:language, language identification, optional vehicleRef: xs:IDREF, optional formationRef: xs:IDREF, optional depot: xs:string, optional defaultPreProcessingTime:

IS:infraAttrGroupRefs   Parent: <track> Children: <infraAttrGroupRef> [0..1] Container element for infraAttrGroupRef of properties of an infrastructure

vehicleRef   Parent: <trainOrder> Children: Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. [1..∞] The element <vehicleRef> contains the data about the positions

sectionTT   Parent: <ocpTT> Children: <trackRef>, <runTimes>, <xs:any> (introduced with version 2.3) [0..1] The element sectionTT describes data concerning

is referenced: from <ocpTT>.ocpRef to <ocp>.id (mandatory) Rolling stock is referenced: from <formationTT>.formationRef to <formation>.id (optional) from

whitespace is not allowed. Please, apply Dev:usingAny accordingly. ocpRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required flowDirection: tFlowDirection (union of (restriction

attributes nextBlockRef and nextOperatingperiodRef the blocks are connected to a chain and form a rostering. A circulation without nextBlockRef models a block

34" profileRef="sp1" vMax="90"/> <speedChange id="sc2" pos="12.34" profileRef="sp4" vMax="105"/> <speedChange id="sc3" pos="13.45" profileRef="sp3" vMax="40"/>

xs:string; optional etcsTrainCategory: xs:integer; optional profileRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional status: xs:string; optional vMax: tSpeedKmPerHour

lineTTRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional remarks: xs:string; optional timeTablePeriodRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional categoryRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF);

specialService   Parent: <operatingPeriodRef> Children: None [1..1] (deprecated with version 2.2) — use reference to individual operating period instead

referenced from <ocpTT>.ocpRef to <ocp>.id (mandatory), from <sectionTT>.lineRef to <line>.id (optional), from <sectionTT>.<trackRef>.ref to <track>.id (optional)

vehicleManufacturerRef='vm_3' manufacturer-Type='ME26'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_1' operatorClass='Di6'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_2' operatorClass='251'/>

language identification, optional ocpStationRef xs:IDREF, optional controllerRef xs:IDREF, optional ocpRef: xs:IDREF, optional Not yet described. / Noch

regions". ocpStationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. (introduced with version 2.1) controllerRef: This refers to the

vehicleManufacturerRef='vm_3' manufacturer-Type='ME26'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_1' operatorClass='Di6'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_2' operatorClass='251'/>

<outputLanguages>   Parent: <announcementRef>, <annotationRef> (introduced with version 2.5) Children: <outputLanguage> [0..1] Container for a list output

platform information can and should be identified via the trackRef attribute. trackRef: xs:IDREF trackInfo: xs:string Up to version 2.5 of railML® it was

Element <annotationRef>, child of <stopDescription> Element <annotationRef>, child of <trainPart> Element <annotationRef>, child of <connection>

the whole route (from signal to signal). entryRef reference to the signal where the route starts. exitRef reference to the signal where the route ends.

"120000-08012017" is referenced. <trainPartSequence sequence="1"> <trainPartRef ref="train-part-1" /> <topologyReference register="UNO" entry="183000-01012017"

xs:duration; optional postProcessingTime: xs:duration; optional basicBlockRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

from abandoned Vienna South Station to Hegyeshalom" xml:lang="en"/> <trackRef ref="tr01"/> </line> </trackGroups> ... Please note, that the line element only

version 2.2), use infrastructureManagerRef instead to refer to a listed infrastructureManager uic-no infrastructureManagerRef (introduced with version 2.2) reference

beginDay end endDay startOcpRef endOcpRef trainPartRef operatingPeriodRef mission fixed runLength vehicleRef formationRef TT:blockPartSequence sequence

IS:trackRef line IS:trackRef line trackGroups IS:trackRef locallyControlledArea IS:trackRef propEquipment IS:trackRef trackLocation

<additionalName> to provide a name and/or description in other languages. vehicleFamilyRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <vehicle> element. The

fixed (panel) trackConditionRef: reference to a trackCondition element switchable: xs:boolean trackConditionRef: tGenericRef Not yet described. / Noch nicht

<platformEdgeRef> (introduced with version 2.2), <serviceSectionRef> (introduced with version 2.2), <trackInfo> (introduced with version 2.4),<annotationRef> (introduced

milepost, e.g. for documenting a mileage gap mileageChangeRef: reference to a mileageChange element lineRef: reference to a line, for which the milepost is valid

System (external link)). Please use infrastructureManagerRef instead. infrastructureManagerRef (introduced with version 2.2): reference to the infrastructure

vehicleManufacturerRef='vm_3' manufacturer-Type='ME26'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_1' operatorClass='Di6'/> <operator vehicleOperatorRef='vop_2' operatorClass='251'/>

Children: <additionalName> (introduced with version 2.1), <trainOrder>, <categoryRef>, <trainEngine>, <trainBrakes>, <technicalStopActivity> (introduced with version

is restricted to a certain direction, but this direction is not known. ocpRef: reference to the OCP, where the platform edge / service section belongs to

xml:lang: xs:language, language identification, optional initialProjectRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

optional xml:lang: xs:language, language identification, optional areaRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

aware of the semantic constraint(s)! ocpRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated ocp element. trackRef: This refers to the id attribute of the

not known. ocpStationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. (introduced with version 2.1) controllerRef: This refers to the

beschreibt wie eine formation im Rahmen eines trainPart verwendet wird. formationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated formation element. weight:

insulatedRail: ocpStationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. (introduced with version 2.1) controllerRef: This refers to the

<crossSections> <crossSection id="cs3510216" pos="1" type="station" absPos="30523" ocpRef="ocpFMZ"> <geoCoord coord="50.001659 8.258180" epsgCode="urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326"/>

fixed (panel) trackConditionRef: reference to a trackCondition element switchable: xs:boolean trackConditionRef: tGenericRef Not yet described. / Noch nicht

description="speed profile for trains on a certain path"> <path> <ocpRef ref="ocp01"/> <ocpRef ref="ocp01"/> </path> </speedProfile>

allowed for extending railML® enumeration lists; mandatory operatingPeriodRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional endDayOffset: xs:nonNegativeInteger; optional

… > <trainOrder> <vehicleRef orderNumber='1' vehicleRef='veh_ME26' vehicleCount='1'/> <vehicleRef orderNumber='2' vehicleRef='veh_ DABpza785.2' vehicleCount='4'/>

Element <signalRef>, child of <signalGroup> Element <signalRef>, child of <stopPost>

optional, commercial="false" should be set operatingPeriodRef: xs:IDREF, optional stopPostRef: xs:IDREF, optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben

operatingPeriodRef="opp_0"> <!-- Die Sperrung verläuft nicht über Mitternacht, daher ist endDayOffset=0 --> <from ocpRef="_ocpStart" pos="0" /> <to ocpRef="_ocpEnd"

aware of the semantic constraint(s)! ocpRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated ocp element. trackRef: This refers to the id attribute of the

fixed (panel) trackConditionRef: reference to a trackCondition element switchable: xs:boolean trackConditionRef: tGenericRef Not yet described. / Noch nicht

constraint. endDate: Please, recognize the semantic constraint. vehicleOwnerRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional ownerClass: xs:string; required startDate: xs:date;

operated area).(introduced with version 2.5) ocpRef: allows to refer to a known ocp as origin or destination ocpRef: xs:IDREF Not yet described. / Noch nicht

the operated area)(introduced with version 2.5) ocpRef: allows to refer to a known ocp as origin ocpRef: xs:IDREF Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben

network. Recommendation: Employ <genericAreas>><genericArea>><limitedBy>@ref to reference any infrastructure-elements that limit the respective <genericArea>

sequence: tPositiveCounter (xs:positiveInteger); required categoryRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

language identification, optional remarks: xs:string; optional distributionRef: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); optional Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben. Not

propEquipment   Parent: <ocp> Children: <summary>, <trackRef> [0..1] propEquipment is a container which encapsulates two variantes to define the (technical)

use it? <trainPart id="..." > <operatingPeriodRef ref="op_Daily" /> <ocpsTT> ... <ocpTT sequence="23" ocpRef="ocp_FF" ocpType="stop"> <times scope="scheduled"

use the 'version' attribute in the root element (<railml>) infrastructureRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated infrastructure element

ERA_ERTMS_040001 "Assignment of values to ETCS variables" v1.9 from 10/07/12 profileRef: (introduced with version 2.2) reference to a speedProfile status: vMax: the

whitespace is not allowed. Please, apply Dev:usingAny accordingly. operatingPeriodRef: The start date (or start dates if its a periodic state) should be defined

<macroscopicNode ocpRef='ocp_BHW'/> </trackBegin> <trackEnd id='trn_BXH_80.6207.1_1' pos='60856' absPos='13424'> <macroscopicNode ocpRef='ocp_BXH'/> </trackEnd>

not known. ocpStationRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <ocp> element. (introduced with version 2.1) controllerRef: This refers to the

with two tongues, one on each rail. model: specification of the derailer lockRef (introduced with version 2.5): The reference to the lock controlling this

reference, if the same vehicle is "used several times" inside a formation. vehicleRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <vehicle> element. xs:

IS:path   Parent: <speedProfile> Children: <ocpRef> (mandatory) [0..1] The path element indicates a train run between two neighbouring OCPs. None None

<trainProtectionElements> Children: <additionalName>, <any>, <trainProtectionElementRef> [1..1] The elements allow for grouping <trainProtectionElement> instances:

<trigger>   Parent: <announcementRef> Children: <eventTrigger>, <ocpTrigger>, <timingTrigger>, <geoTrigger>, <manualTrigger> (introduced with version 2

Starting point where the 'state' takes place, e.g. kilometric position. ocpRef: location described by the reference to a well-known 'operation or control

whitespace is not allowed. Please, apply Dev:usingAny accordingly. operatingPeriodRef: The start date (or start dates if its a periodic state) should be defined

(segment). ocp: name the neighbouring <ocp> line: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required ocp: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben

Starting point where the 'state' takes place, e.g. kilometric position. ocpRef: location described by the reference to a well-known 'operation or control

<periodic>   Parent: <announcementRef> Children: <startTime>, <endTime> [1..1] specifies the interval, in which the announcement is repeated between <startTime>

(segment). ocp: name the neighbouring <ocp> line: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required ocp: tGenericRef (xs:IDREF); required Not yet described. / Noch nicht beschrieben

activationTime   Parent: <annotationRef> Children: <startTime>, <endTime> [1..1] With the element <activationTime> it is possible to specify the time when

whitespace is not allowed. Please, apply Dev:usingAny accordingly. operatingPeriodRef: The start date (or start dates if its a periodic state) should be defined

trainOrder   Parent: formation Children: vehicleRef [0..1] The element <trainOrder> is a container for the data about the positions and the number of particular

Identifikation, unter der es von der Zentrale angesprochen werden kann. nationalSystemRef: This refers to the id attribute of the associated <nationalSystem> element

example one not directly accessible from available input devices. [66] CharRef  ::= '&#' [0-9]+ ';' | '&#x' [0-9a-fA-F]+ ';' ... If the character reference

id="tr01_tb"> <macroscopicNode ocpRef="ocp01"/> </trackBegin> <trackEnd pos="500" id="tr01_te"> <macroscopicNode ocpRef="ocp02"/> </trackEnd> </trackTopology>

referenced from <ocpTT>.ocpRef to <ocp>.id (mandatory), from <sectionTT>.lineRef to <line>.id (optional), from <sectionTT>.<trackRef>.ref to <track>.id (optional)

the main rule.(introduced with version 2.5) ruleRef: Reference to an <operatingRule> element. ruleRef: xs:IDREF, required Not yet described. / Noch nicht

<macroscopicNode ocpRef='ocp_BHW'/> </trackBegin> <trackEnd id='trn_BXH_80.6207.1_1' pos='60856' absPos='13424'> <macroscopicNode ocpRef='ocp_BXH'/> </trackEnd>

child of <operatingPeriod> Element <specialService>, child of <operatingPeriodRef>

Element <ocpRef>, child of <path> Element <ocpRef>, child of <controller>

have to be included and declared as such.(introduced with version 2.5) switchRef The reference to the switch used by the route within its path or for the flank

switches within the path and their position.(introduced with version 2.5) switchRef The reference to the switch used by the overlap within its path. switchPosition

the referencing of <infrastructure> elements via the trackRef attribute or the <platformEdgeRef> element of the parent <ocpTT>. Dieses Element ermöglicht

<train id='…' type='operational'> <trainPartSequence sequence='1'> <trainPartRef … > <brakeUsage brakeType='compressedAir' airBrakeApplicationPosition='R'

<signalGroups> Children: <additionalName> (introduced with version 2.1), <any>, <signalRef> [0..∞] A <signalGroup> groups various signals together. id: XML-file-wide

baliseGroup   Parent: <balises> Children: <additionalName>, <any>, <baliseRef> [0..∞] A <baliseGroup> represents a group of balises. id: XML-file-wide unique

trackLocation   Parent: <location> Children: <trackRef> [1..1] Defines a track based area location.(introduced with version 2.5) None None Not yet described

IS:releaseGroup   Parent: <route> Children: <trackSectionRef> [0..∞] (introduced with version 2.5) This element refers to an extended feature of a route

unlimited number of <places> elements. <trainPart id="..."> <formationTT formationRef="frm4711"> <passengerUsage> <places category='class1' count='5'/> <places

weiterzugeben. <trainPart id='tp_1' > <operatingPeriodRef ref='opp_once_a_day'/> <ocpsTT> <ocpTT sequence='1' ocpRef='ocp_A' ocpType='stop'> <times scope='earliest'

Parent: <operatingRules> Children: <additionalName>, <any>, <childRule>, <objectRef> [1..∞] The element operatingRule describes a single special operating rule

import interface must not: contain external connections with a missint @trainRef attribute contain connections with @nonConnection attribute value of true

<platformEdges> (id, pos, absPos, length, dir, height, side, ocpRef, parentPlatformEdgeRef) <radiusChanges> (id, pos, absPos, dir, radius, superelevation

enumeration lists. {{RailMLType|<type-name>}} example: {{RailMLType|tGenericRef}} results in xs:IDREF It shows a link to the basic W3C XML schema type https://www

Abschnitten kompensiert. <trainPart> <ocpsTT> <!-- ... --> <ocpTT sequence="24" ocpRef="ocp_X" ocpType="stop"> <!-- scheduled stop time at "X" is 30 seconds, while

Abschnitten kompensiert. <trainPart> <ocpsTT> <!-- ... --> <ocpTT sequence="24" ocpRef="ocp_X" ocpType="stop"> <!-- scheduled stop time at "X" is 30 seconds, while

purposes train types <category> railway undertaking (<ordererRef>, <operatorRef>, <slotHolderRef> -> references to organizational units that are marked as

elements/attributes: formation (ID, name); trainOrder; vehicleRef (orderNumber, vehicleRef, vehicleCount) vehicle (ID, name, length, speed, bruttoWeight

Element <controllerRef>, child of <ocp> Element <controllerRef>, child of <locallyControlledArea>

Usage in use case 'operational connection management' @trainRef No usage Optional @trainPartRef No usage Optional @minConnTime Optional Optional @maxConnTime

length, type, trackContinueCourse) <crossSections> (id, pos, absPos, dir, ocpRef) <trackBegin> (id, pos, absPos) <trackEnd> (id, pos, absPos) <mileageChanges>

existing operational point within the target system <formation> x <vehicleRef> x <vehicle> x used for referencing an existing vehicle within the target

<operationControlPoints> <ocp id="ocp01"> ... <propEquipment> <trackRef ref="tr02"/> <trackRef ref="tr03"/> </propEquipment> ... </ocp> </operationControlPoints>

Currently the track and platform information shall be provided via the trackRef attribute linking the corrosponding element in the infrastructure. However

Die erste Referenz zu WGS84 ist nicht gülitg (http://spatialreference.org/ref/epsg/wgs-84) 2. Der Verweis für den EPSG-Code geht bei Wikipedia auf "International

Philip, you should ask the person who introduced the attribute "operatingPeriodRef" at <stopDescription>. From my opinion, this attribute is not useful here

Automatic Schemaexport for Element blockPartRef

Automatic Schemaexport for Element blockPartRef

ema=timetable|name=blockPartSequence}} |attributes={{attribut|name=ref}} |version=3.0}}</text> </revision> </page> </mediawiki>

|element=blockPartRef |subschema=timetable |parent={{parent|subschema=timetable|name=blockPartSequence}} |attributes={{attribut|name=ref}} |interwiki=TT:blockPartRef