Description
“As a basis for routing applications, the zero-point locations are included in BAYSIS. In the course of a section or branch, the occurring zero points are recorded with their station. This localisation is called a zero point location. Each section/east has a zero point at the beginning (at station 0) and at the end of each section and thus also a zero point location. Additional zero-point locations are only recorded if they allow a traffic connection. If one section/ast can be driven to another section/east, the end-zero point of one section/east is entered as the zero point on the other section/east. »
Source: ASB Core System 2.04
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- gdiby
- opendata
- nullpunktort