NF P99-405-3
NF P99-405-3

NF P99-405-3

September 2021
Standard Current

Transport sector computer ticketing - Interoperability and encoding rules of computer ticketing (INTERCODE) - Part 3: Data storage in conventional containers

Avant-propos1 Domaine d'application2 Références normatives3 Termes, définitions, symboles et termes abrégés4 Préambule5 Les conteneurs historiques (archaïques)6 Les émulations des conteneurs historiques7 Les conteneurs apparentés8 Initialisation du conteneurBibliographie

Main informations

Collections

National standards and national normative documents

Thematics

Management et performance

Publication date

September 2021

Number of pages

28 p.

Reference

NF P99-405-3

ICS Codes

35.240.15   Identification cards. Chip cards. Biometrics
35.240.60   IT applications in transport

Print number

1
Sumary
Transport sector computer ticketing - Interoperability and encoding rules of computer ticketing (INTERCODE) - Part 3: Data storage in conventional containers

Avant-propos

1 Domaine d'application

2 Références normatives

3 Termes, définitions, symboles et termes abrégés

4 Préambule

5 Les conteneurs historiques (archaïques)

6 Les émulations des conteneurs historiques

7 Les conteneurs apparentés

8 Initialisation du conteneur

Bibliographie

Replaced standards (1)
NF P99-405-3
NF P99-405-3
March 2018
Standard Cancelled
Transport sector computer ticketing - Interoperability and encoding rules of computer ticketing (INTERCODE) - Part 3 : data storage in historical ticketing applications and their emulations

INTERCODE définit les règles d'interopérabilité pour la codification des données billettiques dans une application transport. Le présent document constitue la troisième partie d'INTERCODE et il décrit le logement des structures de données dans les conteneurs historiques et leurs émulations.

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