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Updated Versions of TransXML Schemas

Posted by Rebecca Swanson on Monday, January 30, 2006 (EST)

Version 0.3 is now available for review.

An updated set of all TransXML schemas developed in this project is available for download in the following ZIP file.  This file includes schemas for all four business areas. 

Updated! TransXML Schema: TransXML0_3GML20060123pxs.zip

This archive does not include the NHTSA crash records schema, which can be found as indicated below.

NHTSA Crash Records Schema: http://207.59.85.25

While the official deadline of December 31, 2005 for comments on the schemas is now behind us, your input and comments are still welcome and will be incorporated into our research either through updates to the schemas or through documentation of this input in the project Final Report.  Comments should be posted in the discussion forum for the relevant business area.

Construction/Design: http://www.transxml.com/Construction+Materials+Schema/Discussion/Discuss_AddPost.aspx

Bridge Structures: http://www.transxml.com/Bridge+Structures+Schema/Discussion/Discuss_AddPost.aspx

Survey/Design: http://www.transxml.com/Survey/Discussion/Discuss_AddPost.aspx

Safety: http://www.transxml.com/Safety+Schema/Discussion/Discuss_AddPost.aspx

Thank you for your interest in the TransXML project.

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