Network Statement 2014 - ProRail

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5.5.2 Facility planning via DonnaServiceFacility planning using the Donna application.Description For the Donna application, see Section 1 of appendix 23.Converting a specification for a requested train path into a draft timetable andentering the draft timetable in Donna.Application Via the website of ProRail (www.prorail.nl > vervoerders > diensten > informatie >Donna)EU categoryCategory 3 (additional service)TariffYet to be agreed on the basis of costs.Delivery timeYet to be agreed upon.5.5.3 Real-time information on train movements (VIEW)ServiceDescriptionFacilityTypesWhere is the serviceprovidedApplicationEU categoryTariffDelivery timeDelivery termsUser conditionsReal-time information on train movements (VIEW)Real-time information on the movement of trains of railway undertakings in theNetherlands using a view function in the traffic control system of ProRail. Two viewoptions are available. The first concerns the deviation from the planning. Thesecond concerns information on all traffic, with a zoom-in function on a part thereof(e.g., region, route sections).The provision of additional subscriptions for the VIEW application.For the VIEW application, see Section 1 of appendix 24.Access via internet of the workplace connected to the Post21 networkType 1: InternetType 2: Post 21Type 3: OCCRType 1: everywhere where the Internet is availableType 2: at a workplace connected to the Post21 networkType 3: at the OCCRVia account managementType 1: Category 1 (minimum access package)Type 2: Category 3 (additional service)Type 3: Category 3 (additional service)Type 1: A number of subscriptions are included in the user charges for the TrainPath service (in accordance with the delivery terms for the Train Pathservice, see § 5.2.1), for the numbers, see Chapter 1 of appendix 24.A separate charge is agreed for additional licences.Type 2: on requestType 3: on requestType 1: within 5 working daysType 2: on requestType 3: on requestModifications to own systems are for the account of the customer (e.g., InternetExplorer or Java).The data may not be used for any other purpose than for which they have beenprovided by ProRail. Competitive use of this data is thus not permitted.Type 3: A railway undertaking can only acquire a OCCR subscription if it is amember of the OCCR tenants association and has a workplace at theOCCR.Type 1: own PC with Internet connection, Java and an Internet browserType 2: a workplace provided by ProRail which has a connection to the Post21networkType 3: an OCCR PC with Java and Internet browserNetwork Statement 2014 Combined Network - version 1.0 dated 9 January 2013 page 72
Availability / Reliability7 x 24 hours availability, with the exception of emergencies and maintenance.Helpdesk availability depends on the chosen type:Type 1: Monday thru Friday from 08:00 to 18:00 hoursType 2: 7 x 24 hoursType 3: 7 x 24 hoursAn SLA forms part of the agreement; a draft version will be provided on request (viaAccount Management).5.5.4 Real-time information on train movements (VKL-IS)ServiceDescriptionFacilityTypesWhere is the serviceprovidedApplicationEU categoryTariffDelivery timeDelivery termsUser conditionsAvailability / ReliabilityReal-time information on train movements (VKL-IS)Real-time information on passenger and freight train movements in the Netherlandsby means of a subscription to the interface with the traffic control system of ProRail.By taking a subscription to the interface, own systems are fed with data on currenttrain movements (VKL-IS).Data is sent via an interface, making the information suitable for use in ownsystems.Included as standard with this service is the interface (up to the NIS: NetworkInterconnect Service).No variants are available.Up to the NISVia Account ManagementCategory 3 (additional service)On requestOn request (indication approx. 1 to 2 months)Changes to the data that cause conflict with the original data are prohibited. Thedata from the datastream (including in processed form) may only be used forproviding travellers and employees with current information, etc.Not permitted therefore is use for management notifications, punctuality statistics,etc.If the data is (partly) derived from the VKL-IS dataflow and is made public, ProRailmust be included as the source.License required for Corba Interface software.Availability 7 x 24 hours, with the exception of disasters and maintenance.The helpdesk is available 7 x 24 hours.An SLA forms part of the agreement; a draft version will be provided on request (viaAccount Management).5.5.5 Real-time information on international train movements (TIS)ServiceDescriptionFacilityTypesWhere is the serviceprovidedReal-time information on the timetable of international passenger and freight trainsin large parts of Europe by means of a subscription to an interface supported by alarge number of affiliated countries.Train Information System (TIS) is a web application made available byRailNetEurope to infrastructure managers and railway undertakings. This serviceprovides a link with traffic control systems, thereby providing real-time informationon train movements. The system also supports the generation and production ofmanagement reports.Use is provided with a username and password to gain access to TIS.TIS is exclusively available as Internet application.Not location bound. Available on every PC with Internet access.Network Statement 2014 Combined Network - version 1.0 dated 9 January 2013 page 73
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