access end (Generic Place MODEL)

origin or destination end of an ACCESS link; may indicate a MODE, POINT and PLACE

origin or destination end of an ACCESS link; may indicate a MODE, POINT and PLACE

database (DB)

collection of electronically stored descriptive records or content units (including facts, full texts, pictures, and sound) with a common user interface and software for the etrieval and manipulation of the data
NOTE 1 to entry: The units or records are usually collected with a particular intent and are related to a defined topic. A database can be issued on CD-ROM, diskette, or other direct…

collection of electronically stored descriptive records or content units (including facts, full texts, pictures, and sound) with a common user interface and software for the etrieval and manipulation of the data
NOTE 1 to entry: The units or records are usually collected with a particular intent and are related to a defined topic. A database can be issued on CD-ROM, diskette, or other direct-access method, or as a computer file accessed through dial-up methods or through the Internet.
NOTE 2 to entry: Licensed databases are counted separately even if access to several licensed database products is effected through the same interface.
NOTE 3 to entry: A common interface providing access to a packet of serials or digital documents, usually offered by a publisher or vendor, is also to be counted as database. Additionally, the single serials or digital documents are counted as serials or digital documents.

integrated circuit (IC)

small piece of semiconductive material that contains interconnected electronic elements

small piece of semiconductive material that contains interconnected electronic elements

PICC

Proximity Integrated Circuit Card

public transport vehicle (PTV)

vehicle specifically designed to carry multiple passengers, e.g. a bus
NOTE 1 to entry: Does not refer to taxis or similar vehicles.

vehicle specifically designed to carry multiple passengers, e.g. a bus
NOTE 1 to entry: Does not refer to taxis or similar vehicles.

public transport; public transport service (PT; VD)

transport service that is publicly accessible enabling the movement of one or more persons
EXAMPLE: 1 Bus, tram, cable car, metro, train and ferry are examples of public transport means for collective use.
EXAMPLE: 2 Publicly-accessible shared cars, shared bikes and shared el-scooters are examples of public transport means for shared and individual use.
NOTE 1 to entry: A public…

transport service that is publicly accessible enabling the movement of one or more persons
EXAMPLE: 1 Bus, tram, cable car, metro, train and ferry are examples of public transport means for collective use.
EXAMPLE: 2 Publicly-accessible shared cars, shared bikes and shared el-scooters are examples of public transport means for shared and individual use.
NOTE 1 to entry: A public transport service can be scheduled or on-demand.
NOTE 2 to entry: A public transport service is based on the use of publicly accessible transport means for collective, shared or individual use.

RPC

remote procedure call

route link (Route MODEL)

an oriented link between two ROUTE POINTs allowing the definition of a unique path through the network

an oriented link between two ROUTE POINTs allowing the definition of a unique path through the network

routing constraint zone (Routing Constraint MODEL) (Route MODEL)

a ZONE defining a ROUTING CONSTRAINT; the ZONE may be defined by its contained SCHEDULED STOP POINTS or by its boundary points

a ZONE defining a ROUTING CONSTRAINT; the ZONE may be defined by its contained SCHEDULED STOP POINTS or by its boundary points

SQL

Sequential Query Language

scheduled stop point

a POINT in a journey where PASSENGERs can board or alight from VEHICLES
NOTE: SCHEDULED STOP POINT refines the primary Transmodel sense of a STOP POINT, which is that of the logical stop point within a scheduled journey, rather than a physical point in the infrastructure where boarding and alighting may take place, for which the terms for specific STOP PLACE COMPONENTS such as QUAY or BOARDING…

a POINT in a journey where PASSENGERs can board or alight from VEHICLES
NOTE: SCHEDULED STOP POINT refines the primary Transmodel sense of a STOP POINT, which is that of the logical stop point within a scheduled journey, rather than a physical point in the infrastructure where boarding and alighting may take place, for which the terms for specific STOP PLACE COMPONENTS such as QUAY or BOARDING POSITION are used; although the same identifiers are often used for both SCHEDULED STOP POINT and STOP PLACE COMPONENT, a practice which provides significant benefits for data management, they nonetheless represent distinct concepts. A STOP POINT ASSIGNMENT is used to associate a SCHEDULED STOP POINT with a STOP PLACE COMPONENT.

vehicle

a public transport vehicle used for carrying passengers
NOTE: Also a train is a VEHICLE. A train is composed of TRAIN ELEMENTS (e.g. wagons, locomotive, etc.).

a public transport vehicle used for carrying passengers
NOTE: Also a train is a VEHICLE. A train is composed of TRAIN ELEMENTS (e.g. wagons, locomotive, etc.).