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DATEX II

CountryDATEX II usageUsed versionsInformation about custom/standard profiles usedRecorded experiences/feedback
AustriaYesVersion 3.3;Version 2.3Austrian Elementary Profile UNPLANNED EVENTS, which encompasses the RECOMMENDED REFERENCE PROFILE “SRTI” Austrian Elementary Profile TRAFFIC TRAVEL TIMES, which will encompass the RECOMMENDED REFERENCE PROFILE “RTTI” Austrian Elementary Profile REST AREAS, which will encompass the RECOMMENDED REFERENCE PROFILE “SSPA” Austrian Elementary Profile TRAFFIC SIGNS, which will encompass the RECOMMENDED REFERENCE PROFILE “TR” Austrian Elementary Profile PLANNED EVENTS, which includes Roadworks Austrian Elementary Profile TRAFFIC DATA, which holds data from traffic counters Austrian Elementary Profile TOLLING, which holds the location of the tolling stationsDatex II provides a lot of functionalities and data description possibilites but files are getting huge due to a lot of additional code text.
BelgiumYesVersion 3.0;Version 2.3The relevant datasets are published as web-link to a third party website where the DATEX II datasets are hosted.The NAP is set up as yellow pages providing references to the DATEX II datasets hosted on other websites/portals. In this design, the NAP operator is not notified when DATEX II datasets are consulted or exchanged between a data provider and a data user. The data user can file a complaint regarding the dataset to the NAP by sending an email to contact@transportdata.be. So far, no complaints regarding the DATEX II datasets were received by the NAP operator. Since the DATEXII feed of the traffic centre is open data, the traffic centre does not know who the users are. There are no known issues
BulgariaYesVersion 2.0There is no an external data provider.No comment.
CroatiaYesVersion 2.3Standard profiles for Events, Counters, Travel times, VMS, Weather, Wind and, and VMS. Level B extension for Cameras. (https://www.promet-info.hr/hr/datexii)No issues reported.
CyprusNo
CzechiaYesVersion 3.3;Version 2.3For all data source types, we provide separate profile, all profiles have Czech location extensionThere are too many location referencing methods possible, RRP need to mention preffered ones. Also some location referencing is missing or hard to encode namely list of links from a shared map resource. Compatibility with RDS-TMC is critical since it is still supported channel and operators have to add extensions.
DenmarkYesVersion 3.2We have a coustom made reference profile. but it is based on Delegated Act B and C (RTTI and SRTI).We do have issues regarding wind warnings directed at wind sensitive vehicle.
EnglandNot applicable
EstoniaYesVersion 2.3noWe have idea to upgrade whole existing NAPs system and change the DATEX II version to newest.
FinlandYesVersion 2.3Datex profile available at https://github.com/tmfg/metadata/blob/master/schema/DATEXIISchema_2_2_3_with_definitions_FI.xsd-
FranceYesVersion 2.3https://trafic-routier.data.cerema.fr/IMG/pdf/2021_les_echanges_de_donnees_pour_l_exploitation_de_la_route_partie_2_publica tion_des_donnees_de_trafic_datexii.pdf https://trafic-routier.data.cerema.fr/la-norme-europeenne-datex-ii-a58.htmlUnkwown
GermanyYesVersion 3.2;Version 2.0Roadworks, fuel data, traffic information, parkingHarmonised profiles as a consensus between data providers and data reusers
GreeceYes;;;;Version 2.3;;The Greek NAP includes DATEXII publications related to road weather data, rwis locations, vca traffic volumes, vca locations, vms messages, and vms locations. These publications make use of custom profiles that are based on datexII schema 2_0. There are no substantial technical issues with use of standard.
HungaryYesVersion 3.3;Version 2.3No customisation within Datex. No comments
IrelandYesVersion 2.3No info to provideNo technical issues
ItalyYes2.0We are using the Recommended Reference Profiles or Recommended Service Profiles as defined here: https://datex2.eu/datex2/developments N/A
LatviaNo
LithuaniaNot applicable
LuxemburgYesVersion 2.0N/AN/A
MaltaNot applicable
NetherlandsYesVersion 2.3Dutch profile 2015n
NorwayYesVersion 3.1NAP in Norway are covering SRTI and partly RTTI recommended reference profiles and support partly the recommended service profiles as follows: • Forecast and Realtime Event Information • Traffic Condition and Travel Time Information • Speed Limit Information • Road Weather Information • Variable Speed Limits • Incident Warning and Management • More consistent model with concerns to mandatory fields, standardising RSP in this context could be valuable. • Make a minimum set of profiles required as part of making NAP data standardised. • More modern exchange mechanisms including broker based architectures.
PolandYesVersion 2.3https://kpd.gddkia.gov.pl/index.php/en/download/---
PortugalYesVersion 3.0There is no formal profile schema, but some agreed upon requirements are satisfied for RTTI and SRTI. For RTTI, DATEX II’s Situation Publication, Parking Publication, Measured Data Publication, and Measurement Site Table Publication are used. The required parameters are the type of data, the location, the period of occurrence of the event or condition, and the quality of the data. For SRTI, DATEX II’s Situation Publication is used. The required parameters are the category of the event or condition, the location, and, if appropriate, driving behaviour advice.N/A
RomaniaYesVersion 2.3;Version 2.0Data exchange is done through REST and SOAP services (JSON Schema as well as XML Schema based on DATEX II)We dont have at the moment
SlovakiaYeshttps://www.datex2.eu/sites/default/files/DATEX%20II%20PIM-METR-DLM-package-6.xmlWe are analysing DATEX II, in near future we will know moreCurrently the NAP project is redefined and prepared, there are no operations running.
SloveniaYesVersion 3.4;Version 2.3SRTI and Safe and Secure Truck Parking Places- We think it would be wise to have a common publication for exchanging webcam data. We curently solved it with B-class DATEX II exstension, which is also published on DATEX II EU web site. - When implementing DATEX II 3.4 we experienced a lot of problems when preparing profiles with online tools. Previous desktop tool was more usable. We also had problems with getting support on time, so this should be improved in future for new implementors. - Better mapping between DATEX II and TRANSMODEL would be helpful.
SpainYesVersion 3.2;Version 2.0;1.0Not applicable.None.
SwedenYesVersion 2.3..
SwitzerlandYesVersion 2.3Real time data from road traffic counters: https://opentransportdata.swiss/en/cookbook/rt-road-traffic-counters/Too much overhead for real time data. A "DATEX light" format would be helpful or moving to a general JSON-Format.