Begrepp ur NOPTIS gränssnittsspecifikationer (DII, DOI, ROI, RII, VSI m.fl.) – den nordiska realtidsstandarden, baserad på en tidig Transmodel-version.
A vehicle system in VSI context consists of some equipment and software in the vehicles, a wireless communication system and a controlling server application that controls the data communication, data distribution, data …
The Advance Order Condition is an optional element that specifies any conditions to order a Service Journey. Service Journeys with an Advance Order Condition are assumed not operated until they are explicitly …
An arrival describes the part of a call up to that a vehicle have arrived to a stop point (or passed it). A dated arrival contains the original and last valid plan …
This message informs PubTrans that a vehicle has arrived at a stop. The report should be sent as soon as an arrival to a stop is detected. The time stamp of this …
With APCRDA it is possible to let other applications get access to data concerning recorded APC data collected through the NOPTIS VSI interface. APCRDA contain references intended to allow joins with planned …
According to TRANSMODEL a Block is the work of a vehicle from the time it leaves a PARKING POINT after parking until its next return to park at a PARKING POINT. The …
A BridgingDevice is a device used to pass an obstacle on a TransferLink. A BridgingDevice could for example be an elevator, an escalator or a stairway.
A Bus is a Vehicle with some additional data specific to Buses.
The purpose of a Calendar is to map Day Types onto Days. There can be several calendars used at the same time that are completely independent of each other.
The Call element contains information about one passage of a Stop Point or Via Point. There can be any number of Calls on a Vehicle Journey, but there must be at least …
This action is used to mark a bridging device (e.g. elevator) as closed.
This action consists of changing the stop point and/or stop type for selected arrivals and departures. The timing remains unchanged.
This action consists of changing the expected level of progress for a vehicle journey.
This action consists of changing the departure time of a vehicle journey or a part of a vehicle journey.
This action is used to mark a station entrance as closed.
This action is used to mark a stop point or all stop points within a stop area as closed. It can also be used to apply stop centric information to a stop …
The Change-From Rule elements contain information about possible or desired interchanges from the perspective of the fetching Vehicle. The information in this element is used to determine the actual interchanges and the …
The Change-To Rule elements contain information about possible or desired interchanges from the perspective of the feeding Vehicle.
The peer that is configured to initiate (and at failure re-initiate) the communication. This could be either the integrator system or the External system.
Communication Address: Defines a Communication Address for an Organisation or a Department.
A connection is the intended meeting of two vehicles, usually for the purpose of exchanging passengers. The arriving vehicle is called a feeder, and the departing vehicle is called a fetcher. A …
An existing connection is cancelled. This means that the fetcher does not have to wait for the feeder.
A new connection is established between a feeder and a fetcher.
ConnectionLink is a type of TransferLink defining a possibility for a passenger arriving at a StopPoint to continue his or her Trip from another StopPoint.
The parameters for an existing connection is modified, e.g. the rules for waiting is prolonged.
Contract: Contract is an object that corresponds to a signed agreement between a Contractor and a Transport Authority.
Contractor: In PubTrans the term Contractor is used to describe the role a vehicle operator holds in relation to a Transport Authority. A Contractor, in PubTrans context, is thus a company that …
A control action corresponds to the description of a modification of the production plan. Such modifications are often the source for deviation information to passengers.
Customer: a person who is interested in information about public transportation but is not a passenger, i.e. not interested in information about deviations.
The PubTrans Data Import Interface 3.0, - an open XML-based interface for the transfer of timetable, network and any other data prepared in advance from different planning, geographic information and similar systems …
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