Christoph Hoppe (Vorsitzender/Chairman), Dirk J.H.
Sitz der Gesellschaft/Domicile of the Company: StuttgartĪmtsgericht/District Court: Stuttgart HRB 728793ĭr. So what do we choose when the meaning of in infrastructure is something different? More generally, when do we use track, platform or stoppingPlace? Important parameters for compatibility with a train: train type/category, direction, train length Refers to the train stop position with the length Important parameters for compatibility with a train: train type/category, direction stoppingPosition (currently not in railML)ĭescribes where the front of the train stops.But a more specific description could be either of: If is not the right fit here, what would we choose instead?įor most timetable applications it is sufficient to know on which "track" of the operational point the train will stop (or pass). In that case, there would be a single line track through many operationalPoints since there is no switch. I stumbled over the definition of the in infrastructure:Ī Track is defined by a railway section between two switches/crossings or between a switch/crossing and a buffer stop.ĭoes this definition cover tracks in the context of timetables? For those, we would want to describe where the train stops inside an operationalPoint.
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