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Standards for ATIS Message Sets Delivered over Reduced Bandwidth Media
- Ground Vehicle Standard
- J2369_200003
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This SAE Standard outlines the US standard for sending Advanced Traveler Information Services (ATIS) messages over various Bandwidth Reduced Media (BRM). It specifies the “over the air” format and method for such data messages at a bit level. The methodology allows a cooperative sharing of the media’s total bandwidth with other non-ATIS data services. It allows for further expansion to other ATIS messages such as transit schedules and weather use. It uses a common directory of messages to divide out those messages which are the subject of this specification from others.
It is built upon the concept of “waveform neutrality” in that it can be hosted by a wide variety of media often found in the delivery of wireless data services (although it is also useful for wire line applications). This message set is incorporated into each medium (“host medium”) by a formatting process specific to each media. A graphical overview ofthis process is shown in Figure 1. The capacity and services available over the host media can vary considerably in terms of capacity, other services present, one way or two way use, suitability for use, and a variety of commercial aspects not considered here.
This document is divided into five primary sections. The first provides a conceptual background of various elements required to understand the message encoding process itself (chapters 4, 5, 6). The second section contains precise definitions of the messages and data elements in the messages (chapters 7, 8, 9). The third section provides implementation advice and comments for both receiver and encoder manufacturers (chapters 10, 11). The fourth section contains tables of constants used in various message encodings of the standard (chapter 12). A 5th section, contained in the appendices, is an illustrative example of the message sets implemented with real data. Finally, a set of Appendices, SAE J2369-1 provides information regarding how to implement this document on a variety of host media.
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Data Sets - Support Documents
Title | Description | Download |
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TABLE 1 | SUPPORTED ATIS MESSAGE TYPES | |
TABLE 2 | PLANNED PHASE II ATIS MESSAGE TYPES | |
TABLE 3 | COMPARISON OF PROTOCOLS | |
TABLE 4 | BACKGROUND CONCEPTS | |
TABLE 5 | SCHEMA LEVELS AND STREAMS | |
TABLE 6 | PRIMARY AND AUXILIARY TABLES OF NAMES (SHOWN WITH FULL ASCII TEXT FOR CLARITY, IN PRACTICE ENCODED SYMBOLS WOULD BE USED) | |
TABLE 7 | TYPES OF TABLES | |
TABLE 8 | EXAMPLE OF TABLE CONTROL EXPANSION BITS | |
TABLE 9 | EXAMPLE OF NUMERIC TABLE CONTROL EXPANSION BITS | |
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Unnamed Dataset 11 | ||
Unnamed Dataset 12 | ||
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TABLE 10 | THE STANDARD 32-BIT LAT/LONG VALUES BY BIT VALUE | |
TABLE 11 | SCALED VALUES FOR LSB OF THE_POINT WITH ZOOM SETTINGS | |
TABLE 12 | CONTENTS OF A MODEL ENTRY | |
TABLE 13 | CONTENTS OF A MODEL WHEN USED IN-LINE | |
TABLE 14 | LIST OF STREAMS WITH CONTEXTS | |
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TABLE 15 | TABLE NUMBERING ASSIGNMENTS | |
Unnamed Dataset 23 | ||
TABLE 16 | BINARY DATA CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 17 | BINARY DATA CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 18 | EXPANSION TABLES CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 19 | EXPANSION TABLES CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 20 | FORWARD REFERENCING CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 21 | FORWARD REFERENCING CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 22 | GRID ARRAY CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 23 | GRID ARRAY CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 24 | INCIDENT FLOW CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 25 | INCIDENT FLOW CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 27 | INCIDENT MODELING CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 28 | INCIDENT MODELING CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 29 | INCIDENT NUMBERING CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 30 | INCIDENT NUMBERING CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 31 | MAP ENCODING CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 32 | MAP ENCODING CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 33 | PRIVATE DATA CONTEXT FLAG SETTING | |
TABLE 35 | RDS INCIDENT CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 36 | RDS INCIDENT CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 37 | RESOURCE AVAILABILITY CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 38 | RESOURCE AVAILABILITY CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 39 | TEXTUAL INCIDENT CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 40 | TEXTUAL INCIDENT CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 41 | TRANSIT SCHEDULE CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 42 | TRANSIT SCHEDULE CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 43 | WEATHER CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 45 | VANITY MAP FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 47 | ALTERNATIVE NAMES CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 48 | ALTERNATIVE NAMES CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 49 | TABLES OF TABLES CONTEXT FLAG SETTINGS | |
TABLE 50 | TABLES OF TABLES CONTEXT TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 51 | MESSAGE TYPES | |
TABLE 52 | CONTENTS OF A MODEL WHEN USED IN-LINE | |
TABLE 54 | CONTENTS OF A TABLE MODEL ENTRY | |
TABLE 55 | CONTENTS OF AN IN LINE MODEL ENTRY | |
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Unnamed Dataset 60 | ||
TABLE 58 | INLINE_MODEL ELEMENTS | |
TABLE 59 | OCCUPANCY VALUES | |
TABLE 60 | TECHNOLOGY TYPES | |
TABLE 61 | THE_MODEL ELEMENTS | |
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TABLE 62 | EXAMPLE OF ENCODING NON-IDEAL STRINGS | |
TABLE 63 | EXAMPLE ATIS MESSAGE FOR ENCODING | |
Unnamed Dataset 68 | ||
TABLE 64 | VARIATIONS IN ENCODING A SEGMENT POSITION IN THE GRID PROFILE | |
TABLE 65 | SUMMARY OF VARIOUS GRID EXCEEDING EXAMPLES | |
TABLE 66 | IN-LINE DATA ELEMENTS | |
TABLE 67 | MAPPING THE MESSAGE TO THE DATA ELEMENTS | |
TABLE 68 | MAPPING THE MESSAGE TO A MODEL | |
TABLE 69 | MODIFYING THE MODEL CONTENTS | |
TABLE 70 | USING AN INDEXED MODEL FOR COMPLEX EVENTS | |
TABLE 71 | COMPOUND CONTENTS OF TABLES | |
TABLE 72 | MODIFIED ASCII ENTRIES FOR LETTER PAIR SELECTIONS | |
TABLE 73 | MODIFIED ASCII ENTRIES FOR TABLE SELECTIONS | |
TABLE 74 | FIRST 171 NAMES IN NATIONAL TABLE | |
TABLE 75 | INCIDENT TERM NAMES IN NATIONAL TABLE | |
TABLE 76 | PROPER STREET NAMES IN NATIONAL TABLE | |
TABLE 77 | NATIONAL GRID TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 78 | INCIDENT EVENT INITIAL TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE 79 | INCIDENT EVENT INITIAL TABLE ENTRIES | |
TABLE A1 | NATIONAL TABLE OF STRINGS | |
TABLE A2 | NATIONAL NAMES TABLES AND INDEX VALUES | |
Unnamed Dataset 87 | ORIGINAL RAW MESSAGES USED | |
Unnamed Dataset 88 | ENCODER EXAMPLES | |
Unnamed Dataset 89 | DECODER EXAMPLES | |
Unnamed Dataset 90 | LOCAL TABLE USED IN THE EXAMPLES |
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