main schema e-service developers V1.0 Christophe Duquesne Nicholas Knowles Europe First drafted for NeTEx version 1.0 CEN TC278 WG3 SG9 Editor Nicholas Knowles. 2010-09-04 2011-02-05 2017-05-25CR0035 Add CHeck COnstraint to call part

NeTEx is a European CEN standard for the exchange of Public Transport data including timetables.

This sub-schema describes the CALL 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_2/part2_journeyTimes}netex_call_version.xsd [ISO 639-2/B] ENG Kizoom Software Ltd, 16 High Holborn, London WC1V 6BX http://www.netex.org.uk/schemas/1.0/PATH/netex_prereqfile.xsd Unclassified CEN, Crown Copyright 2009-2017
  • Derived from the Transmodel, VDV, TransXChange, NEPTUNE, BISON and Trident 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 CALL identifier types. Standard NeTEx: CALL types. CALLs associated with entity. A visit to a SCHEDULED STOP POINT as part of a VEHICLE JOURNEY. A CALL is a view of a POINT IN JOURNEY PATTERN that adds in derived data. Data type for CALL. Order of Call within Journey. -v2.0 Elements describing the CALL. Point in JOURNEY PATTERN upon which this call is based. Can be used to obtain full association sets. Elements describing the timing of the CALL. Elements describing the STOP POINT IN JOURNEY PATTERN properties of the call. Text annotation that applies to this CALL. This is for internal use. Customer facing should be added to footnote. Elements describing Call timing aspects of the the CALL. Arrival at CALL. Departure from a CALL. Frequency of service at CALL. Reorganisation of Passing times as arrival. Latest Arrival time. Number of days after the starting day of the journey. Default is 0 for same day. Whether alighting is allowed at the stop Default is true. Whether use of stop is flexible, i.e. requires phoning to arrange. Must be a FLEXIBLE LINE. Default is false. Reorganisation of Passing times as Departure. Timetabled departure time - Earliest time to depart. Number of days of departure time after the starting day of the journey, if not same calendar day. Default is 0 for same dayi. Whether boarding is allowed at the stop. Default is true. Whether use of stop is flexible, i.e. requires phoning to arrange. Must be a FLEXIBLE LINE. Default is false. Timetabled waiting interval. OCCUPANCYs associated with this journey. +v2.0 Elements describing an arrival or Departure part of the CALL. JOURNEY MEETINGs for visit. INTERCHANGEs for visit. INTERCHANGE RULEs for visit. NOTICEs of a CALL that apply only to the Arrival or departure. Times by which passenger should be at stop for specific processes such as baggage checking, passport control and security - may be earlier than the departure time for departures, or later than arrival time for arrivals. +v2.0 DEAD RUN CALLs associated with entity. Data type for DEAD RUN CALL. Order of DEAD RUN CALL within Journey. -v2.0 Elements describing the DEAD RUN CALL. Restrict just to SCHEDULED STOP POINTs. Point in JOURNEY PATTERN upon which this DEAD RUN CALL is based. Can be used to obtain full association sets. Elements describing the timing of the DEAD RUN CALL. Text annotation that applies to this DEAD RUN CALL. This is for internal use. Customer facing should be added to footnote. Timing Elements describing the DEAD RUN CALL. Arrival at DEAD RUN CALL. Departure from a DEAD RUN CALL. Type for DEAD RUN CALL part. Latest Arrival time. Number of days of arrival time after the starting day journey if not same calendar day. Default is 0 for same day. Timetabled waiting interval. Elements describing an arrival or Departure part of the DEAD RUN CALL. Elements describing the CALL. Must match the context of the call.