NeTEx Network Exchange - ACCESS EQUIPMENT types.

main schema e-service developers Europe First drafted for version 1.0 CEN TC278 WG3 SG6 Editor Nicholas Knowles. 2010-09-04 2011-02-05 2011-12-16 2017-05-25 Integrate NPR documentation correction to lift passable 2019-03-25FR49 CD #65 Accessibility changes CD add new attribute NecessaryForceEnumeration with values noForce, lightForce, mediumForce, heavyForce, unknown CD add new attributeLightingMethod to PlaceLighting with values movementDetector, stepDetector, switchOnTheWall, atDoorOpening, onlyAtNight, other NJSK Review: correct typo on stepDetector CD Add new attribute to AccessEquipmene; SafeForGuideDog. CD Add new attribute to StairEquipment; WithoutRiser. NJSK Review: move order to be with other step properties CD Add new attribute to EscalatorEquipment; EscalatorWithLanding CD Add new attributes to TravellatorEquipment; Length, Slope and IntegratesAnEscalatorPart NJSK Review: correct name of IntegratesAnEscalatorPart CD Add new attributs to EscalatorEquipment: MagneticInductionLoop, GroundMarkAlignedWithButton, TactileGroundFloorButton ExternalFloorSelection NJSK Review: correct name of GroundMarkAlignedWithButton NJSK Review: drop ButtonsHeigt as all ready covered by CallButtonHeight NJSK Review: change order to group with like properties CD Add new attributes to EntranceEquipment: AudioOrVideoIntercom, Airlock, DoorstepMark AudioPassthroughIndicator, OpeningNecessaryForce NJSK Review: change order to group with like properties NJSK Review: NB AudioOrVideoIntercom overlap with EntranceAttention CD Add new attributes to QueuingEquipment: DisabledPriority QueuingSeatedPossible. 2019-05-27Fix add missing DropKerbOutside value to Entrance Eqeuipment Rename Slope to Gradient to be conistent Move WIthoutRaiser to be specifc to Staircase. 2019-05-27Doc tidy up Rename Accoustic(six) to AUdio Correct comments 2021-07-14Fix catch up - Make Access Equipment Abstarct 2024-01-16EPIAP Add EntranceControlHeight to ENTRANCE

NeTEx - Network Exchange. This subschema defines EQUIPMENT base types.

text/xml http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema XML schema, W3C Recommendation 2001 {http://www.netex.org.uk/schemas/1.0/xsd/netex_part_1/part1_ifopt}netex_ifot_equipmentAccess_version.xsd [ISO 639-2/B] ENG Kizoom Software Ltd, 16 High Holborn, London WC1V 6BX Unclassified CEN, Crown Copyright 2009-2024

Derived from the TransModel standards.

Version 1.0 Arts, recreation and travel, Tourism, Travel (tourism), Transport, Air transport, Airports, Ports and maritime transport, Ferries (marine), Public transport, Bus services, Coach services, Bus stops and stations, Rail transport, Railway stations and track, Train services, Underground trains, Business and industry, Transport, Air transport , Ports and maritime transport, Public transport, Rail transport, Roads and Road transport CEN TC278 WG3 SG9. NeTEx Network Exchange - ACCESS EQUIPMENT types. Standard ACCESS EQUIPMENT types for IFOPT Fixed Objects in Public Transport. Choice of ACCESS EQUIPMENT. List of ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Specialisation of PLACE EQUIPMENT dedicated to access (e.g. lifts, entrances, stairs, ramps, etc.). Type for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Width of EQUIPMENT or entrance to EQUIPMENT (e.g. Lift). Height of EQUIPMENT or entrance to EQUIPMENT (e.g. Lift). Direction in which EQUIPMENT. can be used. Default is both. Number of passengers per minute that can use EQUIPMENT. Relative weighting to be given to this item of EQUIPMENT. Whether the access is safe for a guide dog. +v1.1 Specialisation of PLACE EQUIPMENT for rough surfaces, giving properties of surface texture, mainly for impaired person information. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for a ROUGH SURFACE. Type for a ROUGH SURFACE. Elements for ROUGH SURFACE. Type of Surface. Whether there is visual contrast compared to the immediate surroundings. Whether equipment is suitable for cycles. Specialisation of PLACE EQUIPMENT for LIGHTING EQUIPMENT (e.g. lamp post). Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT type. Elements for CROSSING EQUIPMENT type. Type for a PLACE LIGHTING EQUIPMENT. Elements for CROSSING EQUIPMENT type. Elements for PLACE LIGHTING. Nature of Lighting. Whether Place is always lit. Method by which lighting is switched on. v1.1 Specialisation of ACCESS EQUIPMENT for stairs (stair, escalator, staircase, etc.). Type for a STAIR EQUIPMENT. Elements for STAIR EQUIPMENT. Depth of Stairs. Number of Steps on Stairs. Depth of an individual step, in metres rounded to the nearest cm. The length of the step, in metres rounded to the nearest cm. Whether there is a colour contrast on step nosings. Indicates the regularity of the steps. Type of handrail. Height of handrail from step. Height of any additional lower handrail from step. Indicates the presence of signage that can be read tactilely (in Braille for example) on the handrail. Indicates the presence and type of a ramp included within the staircase. Properties of top of staircase. Properties of bottom of staircase. Specialisation of STAIR EQUIPMENT for ESCALATORs. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for STAIR EQUIPMENT. Type for an ESCALATOR EQUIPMENT. Elements for ESCALATOR EQUIPMENT. Whether there are buttons to start the ESCALATOR if it is not moving, and whether these buttons are intended and suited for the visually impaired. Whether ESCALATOR is Energy Saving. Whether dogs must be carried on ESCALATOR. +v1.1 Whether ESCALATOR has a landing. +v1.1 Whether the escalator is equipped with a remote operation control system. Specialisation of STAIR EQUIPMENT for stair cases. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT type. Type for a STAIRCASE EQUIPMENT. Elements for STAIRCASE EQUIPMENT type. Whether Handrail is continuous across staircase. Whether openwork stairs (no riser). +v1.1 Whether Stairs are spiral. Number of flights of Stairs. Flight of stairs. Type for a list of FLIGHTs. FLIGHT of Stairs. SAn individual flight of a STAIR CASE. Whether Handrail is continuous from previous stage. Flight of stairs. Whether Handrail is continuous from previous stage. End of Flight of stairs. Whether there is a handrail that continues from previous section. Whether there is a textured ground surface. Whether there is a colour contrast. Specialisation of PLACE EQUIPMENT for TRAVELATORs (provides travelator attributes like speed, etc.). Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Type for a TRAVELATOR EQUIPMENT. Elements for a TRAVELATOR EQUIPMENT. Whether there are buttons to start the TRAVELATOR if it is not moving, and whether these buttons are intended and suited for the visually impaired. Whether Travelator is Energy Saving. Speed of travelator. Length (integer in meters).+v1.1 Maximum gradient in degrees for inclined moving walks.+v1.1 Whether the moving walk has an escalator part. +v1.1 Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT for LIFTs (provides lift characteristics like depth, maximum load, etc.). Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for LIFT EQUIPMENT. Type for a LIFT EQUIPMENT. Elements for LIFT EQUIPMENT type. Elements for Lift button. Handrail Elements for LIFT EQUIPMENT type. Type of handrail. Height of handrail from floor. Height of lower handrail from floor. Indicates the presence of signage that can be read tactilely (in Braille for example) on the handrail. Dimension Elements for LIFT EQUIPMENT type. Depth of lift. Maximum load in Kilos. Whether lift is judged wheelchair passable. Turning circle within Lift for a wheelchair. Internal width of lift. Internal height of lift. Button elements for LIFT EQUIPMENT type. Height of call button from ground. Height of direction call button from ground. Whether buttons are raised. Whether buttons have braille. Indicates whether there is a tactile marker on the go to ground floor button. +v1.1 Indicates a tactile marker on floor under the buttons (or aligned with) +v1.1 . Loft properties for LIFT EQUIPMENT type. Whether lift is a through loader. Whether Lift has a mirror on opposite side. Whether Lift has an attendant. Whether lift is automatic. Whether the floor selection is made outside the lift.+v1.1 Whether lift has alarm button. Whether all buttons have tactile markers suited for the visually impaired. Whether Lift has AudioAnnouncements. DEPRECATED - Spelling correction renamed to audio announcements. THis value will be dropped at - so Whether the elevator car has a visual, tactile or audible display to announce the floor reached. This is different from AudioAnnouncements since AudioAnnouncements can be about different topics than reached floor (closing doors, up-down movement, etc.), and the ReachedFloorAnnouncement can be visual or tactile, and not only audio. Indicates existence of a Magnetic Induction Loop. +v1.1 Whether Lift has good signage to find it. Whether equipment is suitable for cycles. Indicates buttons height (in metres, uppermost button inside the cabin). Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT for calling LIFTs (provides specific characteristics that may differ from floor to floor like button height, door, etc.). +v1.3.1 Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for calling a LIFT that are specific to a floor. Elements for LIFT call EQUIPMENT type. Height of call button from ground. Whether buttons are raised. Whether buttons have braille. Indicates a tactile marker on floor under the buttons (or aligned with). Whether LIFT has AudioAnnouncements. Indicates existence of a magnetic induction loop. The direction from which to approach the door(s). Whether the lift is equipped with a remote operation control system. Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT for ramps (provides ramp characteristics like length, gradient, etc.). Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for RAMP EQUIPMENT. Type for a RAMP EQUIPMENT. Elements for RAMP EQUIPMEN/ Length of ramp in metres. In the case of a mobile ramp associated with a vehicle this element is used to convey the length the ramp needs to be extended from the vehicle. This indicates the minimally necessary width of the Quay. Maximum load in kilograms. Mainly used for mobile ramps. Gradient of ramp in degrees. Gradient of ramp fixed values.+v1.1 Whether ramp is on a pedestal. Type of handrail. Height of handrail. Height of any additional lower handrail. Indicates the presence of signage that can be read tactilely (in Braille for example) on the handrail. Whether ramp has tactile guidance strips. Whether ramp has visual guidance bands or guidance strips. Whether ramp is temporary or permanent. Whether equipment is suitable for cycles. The maximum distance between two resting levels, in metres rounded to the nearest cm. It is recommended to install a rest platform at the bottom and top of each ramp, as well as every 10 metres in the case of a long ramp. Whether there is a wheel guard (side border intended to block the wheel of the wheelchair to prevent falls). Position of the manoeuvring space (for wheelchairs). Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT for ENTRANCEs (door, barrier, revolving door, etc.). Type for an ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT. Elements for ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT type. Property lements for ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT type. Whether there is a door in the entrance. If false, opening does not have door. Pointing towards outside (or, for doors within a StopPlace, to label the side as outside). +v1.3.1 Type of door handle. +v1.3.1 Whether the door is kept open. +v1.3.1 Whether door is revolving. Only applies if door is specified. Type of door; hinged, sliding, etc. +v2.0 Whether there is a physical barrier across the doorway. Number of gates in barrier or entrance. Staffing of entrance or barrier. Usage elements for ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT type. Whether entrance requires staff for use. Whether passage requires ticket. Whether passage requires passport. Accessibility elements for ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT type. Whether there is a drop Kerb outside door. Whether door has acoustic sensors. Whether doors are automatic. Indicates door control element height. This could be e.g. a door handle or a door button. Whether door is made of glass. Whether there is an airlock. +v1.1 Door can be passed in a wheel chair. Can be passed in a wheel chair unaided. Whether there is an audio or video communication needed for access. +v1.1 Nature of doorbell help point etc needed to operate door. Whether there is a tactile doorstep mark. +v1.1 Necessary force to open the door. +v1.1 Whether equipment is suitable for cycles. Whether there is an audio signal indicating passing through. When there is a removable ramp, whether the entrance has a dedicated doorbell to ask for the ramp. Whether the entrance is easily identifiable in its environment taking into account architecture, signage and visual contrast. Position of the turning space: the manoeuvring space for wheelchairs is a space left in the immediate vicinity of the door to operate it correctly and is (should be) materialised by a rectangle located at the base of the door. Turning circle within the turning space for a wheelchair. Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT dedicated to queuing. Elements for an ACCESS EQUIPMENT. Elements for a QUEUEING EQUIPMENT type. Type for a QUEUEING EQUIPMENT. Elements for a QUEUEING EQUIPMENT. Number of queue server points. Whether queueing are is controlled by cattle bars. Whether queue is controlled by numbered tickets. Whether there is priority access for disabled (no-queue).+v1.1 Whether queuing may be done seated.+v1.1 Specialisation of PLACE ACCESS EQUIPMENT for CROSSING EQUIPMENTs (zebra, pedestrian lights, acoustic device sensors, tactile guide strips, etc.). Type for a CROSSING EQUIPMENT. Elements for a CROSSING EQUIPMENT type. Type of CROSSING. Whether CROSSING is marked as Zebra. Whether there are lights for pedestrians to cross by. Whether crossing has Acoustic Device sensors. Whether crossing has Acoustic Crossing aids. Whether crossing has tactile guidance strips. Whether crossing has tactile warning strip. +v1.1 Whether crossing has visual guidance bands or guidance strips. Whether crossing has dropped Kerb. Whether equipment is suitable for cycles. Status of the ground marking of the crossing. Indicates the presence of a device delivering vibrations to facilitate the crossing of visually impaired people. Indicates whether the pedestrian crossing is convex, curved (it goes up then down). Indicates the presence and type of visual obstacle to visibility. The visual obstacle is an element, positioned up to 5 metres upstream of the crossing, and which hinders the pedestrian from seeing and being seen when crossing. Indicates the presence of bollards intended to protect pedestrians.