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    <!-- MON-THU 0700-1530 (MON-THU 0600-1430), FRI 0700-1130 (FRI 0600-1030), except legal holidays -->
    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX3-1">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:day>ANY<day>MON</aixm:day>
        <aixm:startTime>08startTime>07:00</aixm:startTime>
        <aixm:endTime>20endTime>15:00<30</aixm:endTime>
        <aixm:endEvent>SS<daylightSavingAdjust>YES</aixm:endEvent>daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm.endEventInterpretation>EARLIEST<:excluded>NO</aixm.endEventInterpretation>:excluded>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>YES<</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>Timesheet>
    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX3-2">
        <aixm:excluded>NO<timeReference>UTC</aixm:excluded>timeReference>
        <<aixm:day>TUE</aixm:Timesheet>

0800-SS or 2000 if earlier (0700-SS or 1900 if earlier)

In some European States SR is interpreted as BCMT (Begin of civil morning twilight) and SS as ECET (End of civil evening twilight). The definition is slightly different than for SS/SR. See also page Common coding patterns.

    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX4-1">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:day>ANY</aixm:day>
        <aixm:startTime>08:00</aixm:startTime>
        <aixm:endTime>20:00</aixm:endTime>
        <aixm:endEvent>SS</aixm:endEvent>
        <aixm:endEventInterpretation>EARLIEST</aixm:endEventInterpretation>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>YES</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm:excluded>NO</aixm:excluded>
    </aixm:Timesheet>

    <!-- MON 00:00 - SAT 24:00; local time; except legal holiday -->
    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX5-1">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC+1</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:day>MON</aixm:day>
        <aixm:dayTil>SUN</aixm:dayTil>
        <aixm:startTime>00:00</aixm:startTime>
        <aixm:endTime>00:00</aixm:endTime>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>NO</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm:excluded>NO</aixm:excluded>
    </aixm:Timesheet>
    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX5-2">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC+1</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:day>HOL</aixm:day>
        <aixm:dayTil>AFT_HOL</aixm:dayTil>
        <aixm:startTime>00:00</aixm:startTime>
        <aixm:endTime>00:00</aixm:endTime>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>NO</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm:excluded>YES</aixm:excluded>
    </aixm:Timesheet>

Remark: The problem here is, that there are no times mentioned. Of course it is active H24. But as this is defined by Austrian law the times would be in local time. See comment!

    <!-- Active from 1 OCT - 31 JUL -->
    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX6-1">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:startDate>01-10</aixm:startDate>
        <aixm:endDate>31-07</aixm:endDate>
        <aixm:day>ANY</aixm:day>
        <aixm:dayTil>ANY</aixm:dayTil>
        <aixm:startTime>00:00</aixm:startTime>
        <aixm:endTime>00:00</aixm:endTime>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>NO</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm:excluded>NO</aixm:excluded>
    </aixm:Timesheet>

Up to 2500 FT AMSL: MON – FRI 0800-1700 local time except legal holidays. 

Above 2500 FT AMSL effectiveness will be announced by NOTAM.

MON–FRI 1700-0800 local time as well as SAT and SUN 0000-2400 local time effectiveness will be announced by NOTAM.

This has to be coded as two different schedules each concerning a level band (e.g. as AirspaceActivation for AirspaceLayer or as RouteAvailabiliy elements). The times when the effectiveness is announced by NOTAM shall not be encoded as Timesheet. They should be just a Note. Otherwise, the schedule would be misunderstood as if the airspace or route is effective, even in the absence of a NOTAM.

I am lost here. Of course it would be easy to exclude the time sheets of the MIL OPS office from a 00:00-24:00 time sheet, but as the office hours are often extended by NOTAM the time sheet would not fit anymore and it would also be necessary to change the times of this airspace by NOTAM which is not practicable. I fear that this will be an example of what will still only be possible to distribute by using a note only.

daily SR - SS

Note: is the same as HJ.

In some European States SR is interpreted as BCMT (Begin of civil morning twilight) and SS as ECET (End of civil evening twilight). The definition is slightly different than for SS/SR. See also page Common coding patterns for coding.

    <aixm:Timesheet gml:id="EX-9-1">
        <aixm:timeReference>UTC</aixm:timeReference>
        <aixm:day>ANY</aixm:day>
        <aixm:startEvent>SR</aixm:startEvent>
        <aixm:endEvent>SS</aixm:endEvent>
        <aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>NO</aixm:daylightSavingAdjust>
        <aixm:excluded>NO</aixm:excluded>
    </aixm:Timesheet>