Element alertCLinear

The element alertCLinear is used to describe the line location based on VILD. The element can be of type AlertCMethod2Linear or AlertCMethod4Linear.This specialization is indicated using the attribute xsi-type.

Attributes

xsi:type

The xsi:type attribute is used to specify the specialization/type.

Type:	Mandatory	Domain
String	Yes	See specializations

Elements

Element	Type	Mandatory	Domain	Description
alertCLocationCountryCode	String	Yes	8 (code for the Netherlands), D (code for NDW-VILD)	The element contains the EBU country code
alertCLocationTableNumber	String	Yes	N/A	This element contains the (period-separated) release and version numbers of the used VILD. For example, the value "6.7"
alertCLocationTableVersion	String	Yes	N/A	This element contains the subversion of the used VILD. For example, the value "A"

Example

In the following example, the alertCLinear is of xsi:type AlertCMethod4Linear, but it could also be of xsi:type AlertCMethod2Linear.

<measurementSiteLocation xsi:type="itineraryByIndexedLocations">
  <locationContainedInItinerary index="0">
    <location xsi:type="LinearLocation">
      <openlrLinear>
        ..
      </openlrLinear>  
      <gmlLineString>
        ..
      </gmlLineString> 
    </location>
  </locationContainedInItinerary>
  <locationContainedInItinerary index="1">
    <location xsi:type="LinearLocation">
      <alertCLinear xsi:type="AlertCMethod4Linear">
        ..
      </alertCLinear>
    </location>
  </locationContainedInItinerary>
</measurementSiteLocation>

Specializations

The specializations for the groupOfLocations are indicated using the xsi:type attribute, and they can be:

Type:	Description
AlertCMethod2Linear	A method 2 line location is used if direct references are included to the respective AlertC (VILD) locations
AlertCMethod4Linear	A method 4 line location is used if the location is at a certain distance (offset) relative to the AlertC (VILD) start and end location

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