→siri:ServiceFacilityGroup
JourneyTrack
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Geographic embedding of this journey. The entire journey is regarded as one leg.
Extension
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xs:anyType
| lift | stairs | seriesOfStairs | escalator | ramp | footpath | Allowed values for a AccessFeature. |
| origin | destination | continue | keep | turn | leave | enter | various types of guidance advice given to travelle |
| anyPoint | eachOrigin | eachDestination | How the multiple origin/destination points should be considered |
| fastest | minChanges | leastWalking | leastCost | leastDistance | earliestArrival | latestDeparture | earliestArrivalAndLatestDeparture | the types of algorithm that can be used for planning a journey (fastest, least walking, etc). If multiple optimisation methods are needed, then several requests should be performed in parallel. |
| up | down | level | upAndDown | downAndUp | Transition types for interchanges. |
| sharp left | left | half left | straight on | half right | right | sharp right | uturn | the range of alternative turns that can be described |
TripRequestGroup group
| Trip request structure. | ||||
| elevator | stairs | seriesOfStairs | singleStep | seriesOfSingleSteps | escalator | travelator | ramp | footpath | shuttle | other | unkown | Allowed values for a AccessFeature. |
| lowFloorAccess | stepFreeAccess | accessWithSteps | slidingStep | raisedKerb | narrowEntrance | wheelchairLift | manualRamp | automaticRamp | suitableForWheelchairs | suitableForUnassistedWheelchairs | suitableForHeaviliyDisabled | suitableForPushchairs | suitableForBicycles | tactilePlatformEdges | tactileGuidingStrips | tactileOrAuditorySigns | visualSigns | elevatorWithTactileButtons | elevatorWithAcousticAnnouncements | audioInformation | audioForHearingImpaired | visualDisplays | displaysForVisuallyImpaired | largePrintTimetables | boardingAssistance | onboardAssistance | unaccompaniedMinorAssistance | barrier | validator | Allowed values for AccessibilityFeature (for mobility and sensory impairments, assistance and important elements to pay attention to). |
| origin | destination | continue | keep | turn | leave | enter | various types of guidance advice given to travelle |
| anyPoint | eachOrigin | eachDestination | How the multiple origin/destination points should be considered |
| fastest | minChanges | leastWalking | leastCost | leastDistance | earliestArrival | latestDeparture | earliestArrivalAndLatestDeparture | the types of algorithm that can be used for planning a journey (fastest, least walking, etc). If multiple optimisation methods are needed, then several requests should be performed in parallel. |
| up | down | level | upAndDown | downAndUp | Transition types for interchanges. |
| sharp left | left | half left | straight on | half right | right | sharp right | uturn | the range of alternative turns that can be described |
TripRequestGroup group
| Trip request structure. | ||||
| TripRequest |
| 1:* | Specifies the origin situation from where the user wants to start. | ||
| 1:* | Specifies the destination situation where the user is heading to. | |||
| 0:* | Ordered series of points where the journey must pass through. If more than one via point is given all of them must be obeyed - in the correct order. The server is allowed to replace a via stop by equivalent stops. | |||
| TransferDuration |
| 1:1 | xs:duration | Overall duration of this interchange. | |
| 0:1 | xs:duration | Walk time as part of the overall interchange duration. | ||
| 0:1 | xs:duration | Buffer time as part of the overall interchange duration. Buffer times, f.e. check in/out times, sometimes are mandatory for using certain services as f.e. airplanes, ferries or highspeed trains. | ||
PathLinkStructure
| [TMv6] a link within a PLACE of or between two PLACEs (that is STOP PLACEs, ACCESS SPACEs or QUAYs,BOARDING POSITIONs,, POINTs OF INTEREST etc or PATH JUNCTIONs) that represents a step in a possible route for pedestrians, cyclists or other out-of-vehicle passengers within or between a PLACE. | ||||
The element contains a sequence of the following elements: | |||||
| 0:1 | Whether path is up down or level . | |||
| 0:1 | Type of physical feature of PATH LINK. | |||
| 0:1 | xs:positiveInteger | Number how often the access feature occurs in this PathLink | ||
| 0:1 | Designations of level and place where this PathLink starts. | |||
| 0:1 | Designations of level and place where this PathLink ends. | |||
PathLinkEndStructure
| Designations of a floor/level. | ||||
The element contains a sequence of the following elements: | |||||
| 0:1 | xs:normalizedString | Public identifier of the level as found on elevators and signs. | ||
| 0:1 | Official name of the level. | |||
| 0:1 | xs:normalizedString | Id of the element at this end of the PathLink (typically a PLACE, e.g. where the elevator is located). | ||
MultiPointTripRequestGroup group
| Multi-point trip request structure. | ||||
PathLinkStructure
| [TMv6] a link within a PLACE of or between two PLACEs (that is STOP PLACEs, ACCESS SPACEs or QUAYs,BOARDING POSITIONs,, POINTs OF INTEREST etc or PATH JUNCTIONs) that represents a step in a possible route for pedestrians, cyclists or other out-of-vehicle passengers within or between a PLACE. | ||||
The element contains a sequence of the following elements: | |||||
| 0:1 | Whether path is up down or level . | |||
| 0:1 | Type of physical feature of PATH LINK. | |||
| 0:1 | xs:positiveInteger | Number how often the access feature occurs in this PathLink | ||
| 0:* | Presence of an accessibility feature on the PathLink. | |||
| 0:1 | Designations of level and place where this PathLink starts. | |||
| 0:1 | Designations of level and place where this PathLink ends. | |||
PathLinkEndStructure
| Designations of a floor/level. | ||||
The element contains a sequence of the following elements: | |||||
| 0:1 | xs:normalizedString | Public identifier of the level as found on elevators and signs. | ||
| 0:1 | Official name of the level. | |||
| 0:1 | xs:normalizedString | Id of the element at this end of the PathLink (typically a PLACE, e.g. where the elevator is located). | ||
MultiPointTripRequestGroup group
| Multi-point trip request structure. | ||||
| MultiPointTripRequest |
| 1:* | Specifies the origin situation from where the user wants to start. | ||
| 1:* | Specifies the destination situation where the user is heading to. | |||
| 0:* | Ordered series of points where the journey must pass through. If more than one via point is given all of them must be obeyed - in the correct order. The server is allowed to replace a via stop by equivalent stops. | |||