Name |
Description |
|---|---|
Park |
Park is defined by a polygon which represents administrative boundary of city. Two parks cannot overlap. |
Area |
Area represents a geographic shape that makes sense for a Business Customer in order to manage some services like Parking. An Area is contained into a Park. |
Area category |
Area category allows to group Areas through a Business Customer point of view (ex: areaCategory of all tariff areas for residents) |
Asset |
Asset represents a geographic point that makes sense for a Business Customer in order to manage some services like Parking. Example: a parkmeter as an Asset. |
Asset category |
Asset category allows to group Assets through a Business Customer point of view. It can be considered as family of Asset of same nature. Example: category of parkmeters |
Parking audience |
Parking audience represents a category of end users or vehicles that will use service Parking. Examples: visitor, resident, electric vehicle |
Parking contract |
a contract that allows a vehicle to park in a restricted list of areas with a tariff linked to its parking audience |
PDA |
Personal Digital Assistant: device (ex: smartphone) used by enforcement agent to manage controls and fines |
JSON-LD |
JSON for Linking Data. See https://json-ld.org/ |
FPS |
forfait de post-stationnement. A French legal system for unpaid parking sessions |
Agent |
Enforcer |
