main schema e-service developers Extensively Revised and Refactored for version 2.0 Kizoom Limited, by Tom White, Nicholas Knowles. mailto:schemer@kizoom.com Roger Slevin [Roger.Slevin@dft.gsi.gov.uk] Paul Robinson [Paul.Robinson@carlbro.com] Richard Mejia [Richard.Mejia@carlbro.com] United Kingdom Created as W3C .xsd schema by Atkins as 1.0 XML schema, Richard Shaw mailto:Richard.shaw@wsatkins.com 2003-02-10 2004-11-04 2004-10-11 2004-04-16 2004-07-07 2004-08-26 2005-09-05 2007-08-29 2007-08-31 2010-30-01

NaPTAN is a UK nationwide system for identifying access points to Public Transport, and covers all transport modes. It is used in conjunction with other systems such as journey planners and real-time tracking systems.

NaPTAN makes use of the National Public Transport Gazetteer to associate stops with UK towns and settlement that are accessible by Public Transport..

 text/xml http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema XML schema, W3C Recommendation 2001 {http://www.naptan.org.uk/schemas/2.2}NaPTAN.xsd [ISO 639-2/B] ENG Department for Transport, Great Minster House, 76 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DR http://www.naptan.org.uk/schemas/2.4/napt/NaPT_stop-v2-4.xsd Unclassified Crown Copyright 2000-2010
  • Originally developed as XML in 2003 By Mike Ness, Richard Shaw, Atkins.
Version 2.4 Arts, recreation and travel, Tourism, Travel (tourism), Transport, Air transport, Airports, Ports and maritime transport, Ferries (marine), Public transport, Bus services, Coach services, Bus stops and stations, Rail transport, Railway stations and track, Train services, Underground trains, Business and industry, Transport, Air transport , Ports and maritime transport, Public transport, Rail transport, Roads and road transport Transport Direct NaPTAN XML schema for exchanging National Public Transport Access Nodes data. Standard NaPTAN schema HEADER DOCUMENTATION Schema for exchanging National Public Transport Access Node data. @xml:lang @CreationDateTime, @ModificationDateTime, @Modification, @RevisionNumber, @Status, @FileName, @SchemaVersion, @LocationSystem Definitions of stop points. Definitions of stop areas. Stop point keys must be uniqiue within the document Any reference to a Stop point must be declared in teh file Stop Point Private key must be unique within the document. Grouping for document change metadata. Record of the date and time of creation of the NaPTAN file. The name of the TransXChange file. The version of the schema that the NaPTAN instance document was written against. This attribute conforms with e-GIF guidance.