| railml schemes [message #57] |
Wed, 18 February 2004 16:26  |
claus.messauer
Messages: 3
Registered: February 2004
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Hello,
my name is Claus Messauer and I am a student at the Fachhochschule
Technikum Wien, electronic. Since August 2003 I am engaged as an working
student at the company Alcatel Austria. I am working on my diploma thesis
which deals with the topic data management. Our company has a lot of
different tools to project our systems. At the moment we have to input
same data for each tool although e.g. the gradient of a track is the same.
The goal is to design an overall data model which includes data to project
simulations, interlockings, etcs, aws etc. For the users it is essential
that they do not have to input same data several times. My intention is to
design the data model according to the RailMl Standard. Last week I
visited Daniel Hürlimann in Zürich. He said that I could ask in the forum
for the newest RailMl specifications. Is there a newer version than 0.93
available? Where can I get the schemes?
Best wishes,
Claus
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| Re: railml schemes [message #58 is a reply to message #57] |
Thu, 19 February 2004 18:47  |
Matthias Hengartner
Messages: 57
Registered: August 2003
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Hello Claus,
I guess you're especially talking of the infrastructure schema, of which
version 0.93 is the newest official version. Since last july, there were
many releases and drafts for a version 0.94; some of them were posted in the
newsgroup.
Ulrich Linder is currently working on a new release for version 0.94 which
he intends to post in this newsgroup within this week. There will still be
some points need to be discussed, but after that, we hope to have a "final
candidate" for a version 1.0. Therefore, I recommend you to wait for this
posting.
As regards the other schemes: As far as I know, the current version of the
timetable schmea is 0.96, and the current version of the rollingstock is
0.93.
I guess that all the new schemes will be published on railml.org, as soon
the new website will be online.
Best regards,
Matthias
"Claus Messauer" <clausmessauer(at)alcatelat> wrote in message
news:mQ0wEOj9DHA.1160@sifa...
> Hello,
>
> my name is Claus Messauer and I am a student at the Fachhochschule
> Technikum Wien, electronic. Since August 2003 I am engaged as an working
> student at the company Alcatel Austria. I am working on my diploma thesis
> which deals with the topic data management. Our company has a lot of
> different tools to project our systems. At the moment we have to input
> same data for each tool although e.g. the gradient of a track is the same.
> The goal is to design an overall data model which includes data to project
> simulations, interlockings, etcs, aws etc. For the users it is essential
> that they do not have to input same data several times. My intention is to
> design the data model according to the RailMl Standard. Last week I
> visited Daniel Hürlimann in Zürich. He said that I could ask in the forum
> for the newest RailMl specifications. Is there a newer version than 0.93
> available? Where can I get the schemes?
>
> Best wishes,
> Claus
>
>
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