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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"

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

</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>

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

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

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

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

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:

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

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

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

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

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:

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

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

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

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

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:

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

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

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

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

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

> 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

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

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: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

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

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

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);

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:

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

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

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

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