UC:IS:ExchangeOfPlanningParametersForInterlockingWithSuppliers

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Exchange of planning parameters for interlocking with suppliers
Subschema: Infrastructure
 
Related subschemas: IL 
Reported by: IS
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Use case / Anwendungsfall

Exchange of planning parameters for interlocking with suppliers; Austausch von Planungsparametern für Stellwerke mit Anbietern

Description / Beschreibung

All the planning parameters, which are necessary to build an interlocking (hard- and software), have to be given to the supplier. The content of the data exchange is the result of the planning process, so the data are provided by a specialized planning tool (e.g. ProSig). Further usages for inventory queries are possible.

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Data Flows and Interfaces / Datenflüsse und Schnittstellen

Import into planning tool: geo data, existing planning data, inventory data Export of planning tool: planning data, handing-over to the supplier (by using a database).

Interference with other railML® schemas / Interferenz mit anderen railML®-Schemen

Characterizing Data / Charakterisierung der Daten

This section serves to specify the required data regarding certain aspects.

Complete content of a planning for an interlocking:

  • Topology and geometry of the track network (2-dimensional) with punctual information about height and superelevation
  • Parameters and position of hardware elements (signals, switches etc.)
    • Positioning for track-related elements based on topology
    • Positioning for other elements based on coordinates
  • Parameters of software elements (routes, flank protection for switches etc.)

How often do the data change (update)?

  • yearly
  • monthly
  • weekly
  • daily

How big are the data fragments to be exchanged (complexity)?

  • very small (element)
  • small (operational point)
  • big (station/yard)
  • huge (region)
  • whole data set (network)

Which views are represented by the data (focus)?

  • Signaling
  • Geometry
  • Construction
  • Statistics
  • Energy
  • Topology

Which specific IS data do you expect to receive/send (elements)?

  • Topology of the track network
    • Nodes, edges
    • Inner topology: connections between edges or marker at edges for correct routing at switches
  • Geometry of the track network and lines
    • Nodes, edges
    • For edges: length, radius/curvature
    • Additional: punctual information about height and superelevation
  • Infrastructure elements, e. g.
    • Platforms and platform edges: position, height, length, identifier for user (e.g. “Bahnsteig A”)
    • Signals: name, position, effective direction, type, operational function, signaling system, construction details (e. g. height, fundament type, height of light point, diffusion disc), functional details (e g. passing non-stop allowed, clearance of overlap), energy and information supply
    • Switches: e. g. name, type, basic form, isolation, kind of switch signal, operation mode, priority position, radius and possible speed per leg, kind of point machine(s), energy and information supply
    • Level crossings: name, position, construction details, functional details, energy and information supply
    • Elements of automatic train control: position, construction details, functional details, energy and information supply
    • Key locks or lock combination: name, position, energy and information supply
    • Bridges, tunnels: position, length along the topology