Adolfo Antón Bravo (Ontology Engineering Group - Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)
Oscar Corcho (Ontology Engineering Group - Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)
Module of the Transmodel Ontology focused on commons. This ontology provides support to the NeTEx model. Visit https://github.com/oeg-upm/transmodel-ontology
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Transmodel Ontology - Commons
This is the initial version of the module on Commons, after considering the UML models and XSD descriptions of Transmodel and NeTEx
canAlight
canBoard
destinationStop
followsJourneyPattern
serviceJourneyPattern
journeyPatternPoint
serviceJourney
originStop
route
scheduledStopPoint
stopsAt
timingLinkPoint
vehicleJourney
vehicleJourneyDayType
vehicleJourneyRoute
This property sets the relationship between something and other thing related to it. It is used in multiple situations and modules of this ontology
This property sets the relationship between something and other thing contained in the first. It is used in multiple situations and modules of this ontology (e.g., Quay in Stop Place)
arrivalTime
headway
layover
Sequences of ScheduledStopPoint
stopSequence
runtime
startTime
time
Sequences of TimePoints
timeLink
waitTime
This property determines whether the Point is on a border crossing
border crossing
The colour used to represent something with a Presentation (e.g., a Line)
colour
The colour used to represent the text associated to something with a Presentation (e.g., a Line)
text colour
A Link where a control process is activated when a vehicle passes it
ActivationLink
A Point where a control process is activated when a vehicle passes it. Equipment may be needed for activation
ActivationPoint
A time interval or a duration defining a headway period and characterizing HeadwayJourneyGroup
HeadwayInterval
A JourneyPatternLayover is the time allowance at the end of each journey on a specified JourneyPattern to allow for delays and for other purposes. This layover supersedes any global layover and may be superseded by a specific VehicleJourneyLayover
JourneyPatternLayover
A Passenger is someone who makes a Trip
When a Passenger makes a Journey it is a Trip; when a Vehicle does it is a VehicleJourney
Passenger
A Point is a 0-dimensional Node of the Network used for the spatial description of the network. Point may be located by a Location
Point
A ServiceJourney is a Passenger carrying VehicleJourney for one specified DayType. The pattern of working is in principle defined by a ServiceJourneyPattern.
ServiceJourney
A TimingLink is an ordered pair of TimingPoint for which run times may be recorded.
TimingLink
A TimingLinkInJourneyPattern is the position of a TimingLink in a JourneyPattern. This entity is needed if a TimingLink is repeated in the same JourneyPattern, and separate information is to be stored about each iteration of the TimingLink
TimingLinkInJourneyPattern
A TimingPoint is a Point against which the timing information necessary to build schedules may be recorded. It's the same as TimingPointInJourneyPattern
TimingPoint
The physical spatial possibility for a passenger to travel from a Place (located Point) origin of the Trip to another place (located Point) destination of the Trip.
Trip
A PublicTransportVehicle used for carrying Passengers
Vehicle
VehicleJourneyLayover
A set of Entities grouped together according to a Purpose of Grouping, e.g. grouping of stops known to the public by a common name.
Group of Entities
A geographic place of any type which may be specified as the origin or destination of a trip. A Place may be represented as a Point (dimension 0), a road section (dimension 1) or a Zone (dimension 2).
Place
This class is used to represent a Line, or any other object, in a map
Presentation
A two dimensional Place within the Service Area of an Operator or Serviced Operator. It can be: - AdministrativeZone - TariffZone - AccessZone - ...
Zone
road-vehicle-mode
Adolfo Anton-Bravo
timingLinkInJourneyPattern