Exchange European public transport timetable and network data using NeTEx
domain: netex-cen.eu · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain the current NeTEx XSD schema and specification documents from the CEN-managed GitHub repo (NeTEx-CEN/NeTEx or its Transmodel ecosystem successor)
Understand that NeTEx models network, timetable, and fare data as XML built on the Transmodel abstract public-transport model
Check for a national or regional NeTEx profile (many countries define constrained profiles) before assuming the base schema alone dictates required fields
Validate exchanged files against the published XSD schema before treating them as conformant
Pair NeTEx (static schedule/network data) with SIRI (real-time) if a real-time layer is also needed, since the two standards are designed to complement each other
Known gotchas
NeTEx is a large, general-purpose XML schema — most real-world implementations use a national/regional profile that narrows required elements, and validating only against the base schema can miss profile-specific requirements
NeTEx is a static/timetable standard, not real-time — it does not carry live vehicle positions or delay data (that is SIRI's role)
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