vehicle position alignment

the alignment of a particular BOARDING POSITION with the entrance of a VEHICLE as the result of positioning the VEHICLE at a particular VEHICLE STOPPING PLACE

the alignment of a particular BOARDING POSITION with the entrance of a VEHICLE as the result of positioning the VEHICLE at a particular VEHICLE STOPPING PLACE

vehicle quay alignment

the alignment of a particular QUAY with a vehicle as the result of positioning a VEHICLE at a particular VEHICLE STOPPING PLACE

the alignment of a particular QUAY with a vehicle as the result of positioning a VEHICLE at a particular VEHICLE STOPPING PLACE

vehicle service part (Vehicle Service MODEL)

a part of a VEHICLE SERVICE composed of one or more BLOCKs and limited by periods spent at the GARAGE managing the vehicle in question

a part of a VEHICLE SERVICE composed of one or more BLOCKs and limited by periods spent at the GARAGE managing the vehicle in question

vehicle service (Vehicle Service MODEL)

a workplan for a vehicle for a whole day, planned for a specific DAY TYPE; a VEHICLE SERVICE includes one or several VEHICLE SERVICE PARTs

a workplan for a vehicle for a whole day, planned for a specific DAY TYPE; a VEHICLE SERVICE includes one or several VEHICLE SERVICE PARTs

vehicle sharing

using a shared vehicle service
NOTE 1 to entry: This term can be specialized by replacing “vehicle” with any defined vehicle type. However, in some cases the preferred form is to consolidate terms (e.g. “carsharing” rather than “passenger car sharing”).

using a shared vehicle service
NOTE 1 to entry: This term can be specialized by replacing “vehicle” with any defined vehicle type. However, in some cases the preferred form is to consolidate terms (e.g. “carsharing” rather than “passenger car sharing”).

vehicle stopping point assignment

stopping position of a vehicle or one of its components as a Location
NOTE 1 to entry: May be specified as a ZONE corresponding to the bounding polygon of the vehicle, or one or more POINTs corresponding to parts of the vehicle such as a door.
NOTE 2 to entry: If given as a single point, indicates the position for the door relative to an indicated side of the vehicle.

stopping position of a vehicle or one of its components as a Location
NOTE 1 to entry: May be specified as a ZONE corresponding to the bounding polygon of the vehicle, or one or more POINTs corresponding to parts of the vehicle such as a door.
NOTE 2 to entry: If given as a single point, indicates the position for the door relative to an indicated side of the vehicle.

vehicle stopping position

stopping position of a vehicle or one of its components as a Location
NOTE 1 to entry: May be specified as a ZONE corresponding to the bounding polygon of the vehicle, or one or more POINTs corresponding to parts of the vehicle such as a door.
NOTE 2 to entry: If given as a single point, indicates the position for the door relative to an indicated side of the vehicle.

stopping position of a vehicle or one of its components as a Location
NOTE 1 to entry: May be specified as a ZONE corresponding to the bounding polygon of the vehicle, or one or more POINTs corresponding to parts of the vehicle such as a door.
NOTE 2 to entry: If given as a single point, indicates the position for the door relative to an indicated side of the vehicle.

vehicle type

classification of public transport vehicles according to the vehicle scheduling requirements in mode and capacity (e.g. standard bus, double-deck)

classification of public transport vehicles according to the vehicle scheduling requirements in mode and capacity (e.g. standard bus, double-deck)

vehicle type at point (Network Restriction MODEL)

the number of vehicles of a specified VEHICLE TYPE which may wait at a specified POINT at any one time. If the capacity is 0, then that type of vehicle may not stop there

the number of vehicles of a specified VEHICLE TYPE which may wait at a specified POINT at any one time. If the capacity is 0, then that type of vehicle may not stop there

vehicle type preference (Journey Pattern Times MODEL)

the preference for the use of a particular VEHICLE TYPE for a SERVICE JOURNEY PATTERN, depending on the DAY TYPE and TIME DEMAND TYPE. The rank of preferences shall be recorded. Different VEHICLE TYPEs may be given the same rank

the preference for the use of a particular VEHICLE TYPE for a SERVICE JOURNEY PATTERN, depending on the DAY TYPE and TIME DEMAND TYPE. The rank of preferences shall be recorded. Different VEHICLE TYPEs may be given the same rank

version

a group of operational data instances which share the same VALIDITY CONDITIONs
NOTE 1 to entry: A version belongs to a unique VERSION FRAME and is characterised by a unique TYPE OF VERSION. E.g. NETWORK VERSION for Line 12 starting from 2000-01-01.
NOTE 2: to entry In SIRI Interface Versions are also used for software release levels.

a group of operational data instances which share the same VALIDITY CONDITIONs
NOTE 1 to entry: A version belongs to a unique VERSION FRAME and is characterised by a unique TYPE OF VERSION. E.g. NETWORK VERSION for Line 12 starting from 2000-01-01.
NOTE 2: to entry In SIRI Interface Versions are also used for software release levels.

version frame

set of VERSIONS referring to the same DATA SYSTEM and belonging to the same TYPE OF FRAME
NOTE 1 to entry: A FRAME may be restricted by VALIDITY CONDITIONs.
NOTE 2 to entry: In IFOPT, used to group elements such as STOP PLACEs, STOP PLACE SPACEs and PATH LINKs into a common model version when each item does not have its own version.

set of VERSIONS referring to the same DATA SYSTEM and belonging to the same TYPE OF FRAME
NOTE 1 to entry: A FRAME may be restricted by VALIDITY CONDITIONs.
NOTE 2 to entry: In IFOPT, used to group elements such as STOP PLACEs, STOP PLACE SPACEs and PATH LINKs into a common model version when each item does not have its own version.

via (Route MODEL)

a location (e.g. a ROUTE POINT) used to distinguish a ROUTE form another ROUTE; it may be used for DESTINATION DISPLAYs

a location (e.g. a ROUTE POINT) used to distinguish a ROUTE form another ROUTE; it may be used for DESTINATION DISPLAYs

visit number

a means of distinguishing repeated visits to a stop by a vehicle within the same journey pattern. A monotonically increasing number that is unique within a given scheduled stop point for a given journey pattern, as distinct from the TransModel ORDER; a monotonically increasing number that is unique on each call within a given journey pattern (i.e. that provides an overall serial ordering and…

a means of distinguishing repeated visits to a stop by a vehicle within the same journey pattern. A monotonically increasing number that is unique within a given scheduled stop point for a given journey pattern, as distinct from the TransModel ORDER; a monotonically increasing number that is unique on each call within a given journey pattern (i.e. that provides an overall serial ordering and unique identification of the stop within the whole journey pattern).

visually impaired people (VIP)

visually impaired (handicapped) person or people

visually impaired (handicapped) person or people

waiting equipment (Site Equipment MODEL)

specialisation of STOP PLACE EQUIPMENT for WAITING EQUIPMENTs (shelter, waiting room, etc.)

specialisation of STOP PLACE EQUIPMENT for WAITING EQUIPMENTs (shelter, waiting room, etc.)

waiting room equipment (Site Equipment MODEL)

specialisation of WAITING EQUIPMENT for waiting rooms, classified by TYPE OF WAITING ROOM

specialisation of WAITING EQUIPMENT for waiting rooms, classified by TYPE OF WAITING ROOM

WSDL

Web Services Descriptive Language

wheelchair vehicle equipment (Vehicle Passenger Equipment MODEL)

specialisation of VEHICLE EQUIPMENT for wheel chair accessibility on board a VEHICLE providing information such as the number of wheel chair areas and the access dimensions

specialisation of VEHICLE EQUIPMENT for wheel chair accessibility on board a VEHICLE providing information such as the number of wheel chair areas and the access dimensions

wire element (Infrastructure Network MODEL)

a type of INFRASTRUCTURE LINK used to describe a wire network

a type of INFRASTRUCTURE LINK used to describe a wire network

wire junction (Infrastructure Network MODEL)

a type of INFRASTRUCTURE POINT used to describe a wire network

a type of INFRASTRUCTURE POINT used to describe a wire network

WS-resource

a resource such as a Subscription that is used to support a stateful pattern of interaction must have certain characteristics, such as an endpoint reference, with which Consumer and Notification Producer can agree to refer to the resource, and an address to which notification message can be sent
NOTE 1 to entry: WS-PubSub indicates what these characteristics and equivalent elements are…

a resource such as a Subscription that is used to support a stateful pattern of interaction must have certain characteristics, such as an endpoint reference, with which Consumer and Notification Producer can agree to refer to the resource, and an address to which notification message can be sent
NOTE 1 to entry: WS-PubSub indicates what these characteristics and equivalent elements are present in SIRI: note however that for some SIRI implementations, some resource properties may be specified statically in the configuration, rather than being specified dynamically on each individual message.

zero value (payment) transaction

offline transaction at the reader for a null amount
EXAMPLE: Null amount, e.g. £0.00 or 0€ or 0USD.
NOTE 1 to entry: This transaction may not be possible on all cards now.

offline transaction at the reader for a null amount
EXAMPLE: Null amount, e.g. £0.00 or 0€ or 0USD.
NOTE 1 to entry: This transaction may not be possible on all cards now.

ZVT

Zero Value Transaction

zone

a two-dimensional PLACE within the service area of a public transport operator (administrative zone, TARIFF ZONE, ACCESS ZONE, etc.).

a two-dimensional PLACE within the service area of a public transport operator (administrative zone, TARIFF ZONE, ACCESS ZONE, etc.).

zone projection (Generic Projection MODEL)

an oriented correspondence: from one ZONE in a source layer, onto a target entity: e.g. POINT, COMPLEX FEATURE, within a defined TYPE OF PROJECTION

an oriented correspondence: from one ZONE in a source layer, onto a target entity: e.g. POINT, COMPLEX FEATURE, within a defined TYPE OF PROJECTION