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Data ItemDescriptionAIXM mapping
dailyAn indication that the time schedule defined further applies every day.Timesheet.day with the value "ANY"
start timeThe time of the day (hour and minute) when the period included in the schedule starts.Timesheet.startTime
start eventAn event (like sunset or sunrise), the occurrence of which indicates when the period included in the schedule starts.Timesheet.startEvent with this list of valuesCodeTimeEventType
rel. startA number of minutes indicating the start of the period included in the schedule, relative to the event.Timesheet.startTimeRelativeEvent and Timesheet.startEventInterpretation 
end timeThe time of the day (hour and minute) when the period included in the schedule ends.Timesheet.endTime
end eventAn event (like sunset or sunrise), the occurrence of which indicates when the period included in the schedule ends.Timesheet.endEvent with this list of valuesCodeTimeEventType
rel. endA number of minutes indicating the end of the period included in the schedule, relative to the event.Timesheet.endTimeRelativeEvent and Timesheet.endEventInterpretation
on dateA specified date of a month that is included in the schedule, such as 02 FEB, 30 JUN, etc.Timesheet.startDate and Timesheet.endDate Note that both startDate and endDate get the same value.
date rangeA series of consecutive days of a year that are included in the schedule, such as 02-15 FEB, 23 MAR - 04 APR, etc.Timesheet.startDate and Timesheet.endDate
on weekdayA specified day of the week that is included in the schedule, such as MON, TUE, etc.Timesheet.day with this list of valuesCodeDayType
from weekdayA day of a week that, combined with a start time or event, indicates the start of the period included in the schedule. For example, "From MON 09:00...", etc.Timesheet.day with this list of valuesCodeDayType
to weekdayA day of a week that, combined with an end time or event, indicates the end of the period included in the schedule. For example, "...till FRI 17:00", etc.Timesheet.day with this list of valuesCodeDayType
exc. dateA specified date of a month that is fully excluded from the schedule.Timesheet.startDate and Timesheet.endDate;in addition, theTimesheet.excluded shall get the value "YES". Note that both startDate and endDate get the same value (see also further data encoding rules).
exc. weekdayA specified day of the week that is fully excluded from the schedule.Timesheet.day with this list of valuesCodeDayType;in addition, theTimesheet.excluded shall get the value "YES".

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IdentifierData encoding rule
ER-01Each use of "daily", "on date", "date range", "on weekday", or "from weekday...to weekday" shall be encoded as a single Timesheet, according to the mapping table.
ER-02All Timesheets shall get timeReference=UTC and daylightSavingAdjust=NO.
ER-03If "on date" is used, then both the Timesheet.startDate and the Timesheet.endDate shall get the value specified for "on date".
ER-04If "on date" or "date range" are used, then Timesheet.day shall get the value "ANY" and Timesheet.dayTill shall be left empty.
ER-05If "daily", "on weekday" or "from weekday...to weekday" are used, then in the corresponding Timesheet(s) both startDate and endDate shall be left empty.
ER-06If "on weekday" is used, then Timesheet.day shall get that value and Timesheet.dayTill shall be left empty.
ER-07If "exc. date" is used, then it shall be encoded as one Timesheet that has excluded=YES, startTime=00:00 and endTime=24:00; startDate and endDate shall both get the value specified for "exc. date".
ER-08If "exc. weekday" is used, then it shall be encoded as one Timesheet that has excluded=YES, startTime=00:00 and endTime=24:00; day shall get the value specified for "exc. weekday"; startDate and endDate shall be left empty.
ER-09The values WORK_DAY, BEF_WORK_DAY, AFT_WORK_DAY, HOL, BEF_HOL, AFT_HOL and BUSY_FRI cannot be used in Timesheet.day or Timesheet.dayTill.
ER-10According to the OPADD, item D is not allowed to exceed 200 characters. The application interface should check the length of the item D that results from the schedule encoding and invite the operator to split the NOTAM into two separate events in case this limit is exceeded. The HMI should allow copying a draft event into a second draft event.
ER-11It is not allowed to use "overnight" time periods in Event Schedules, e.g. 2200-0600. These shall be split into two separate time periods, e.g. 2200-2400 and 0000-0600.
ER-12If a schedule is more complex than the ones supported by the Templates provided for this scenario, then it shall be described in as a free text "note".

Suggested for inclusion in common coding rules

When encoding schedules, the following needs to be taken into account (maybe as a new rule?):

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