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Author: greenhalos

CONTRIBUTING.md

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-#CONTRIBUTING
+# CONTRIBUTING
 
 We welcome new contributors. Here you can read our guidelines to contribute to the IRIS project.
 

README.md

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 If you are interested to use IRIS in Switzerland read this: [ASTAG](docs/astag.md)
 
 
-#Prerequisites
+# Prerequisites
  - MariaDb 5.5 or higher
  - Maven 3 or higher
  - JDK 8 or higher
 
 
-#Getting started
+# Getting started
 
 Simply clone this repository
 ```sh

docs/astag.md

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-#ASTAG
+# ASTAG
 
 When routing involves loading places that are located in Switzerland (i.e. the loading place is either origin or destination of a route part), distances are always calculated based on static addresses and associated route revision data. This means, that even when a user selects a Nominatim address (i.e. a non-static addresses), that address gets mapped to the best matching static address. If this mapping is not possible (e.g. if there is no appropriate static address), then the routing will not succeed. Using static addresses only when routing to/from loading places in Switzerland accommodates the [ASTAG](http://www.astag.ch/) requirement: distances to various locations are defined and published by ASTAG. In IRIS these distances are represented as route data revisions.

docs/terminology.md

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-#Terminology
+# Terminology
 
-##Terminal
+## Terminal
 
 *inland (hinterland) container terminal*
 
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 Contargo uses three regions among other things to assign and store the CO₂-parameter of our barge fleet.
 
 
-##Seaport
+## Seaport
 Location on a coast where sea vessels and barges can dock and transfer cargo from or to land. 
 Container seaports handle cargo in containers by different mechanical means. (crane, AGV, reach stacker)
 
 
-##Connections
+## Connections
 This shows the possibilities to connect a seaport and an inland terminal.
 Different and multiple connections are possible. For example barge or rail or both.
 
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 * **Subconnections:** Subconnections model parts of connections. Those parts are only relevant if it is a connection of type Barge-Rail.
 
 
-##Static Addresses
+## Static Addresses
 A static address is a city with its corresponding postal code and country. For example *68159 Mannheim, Germany*.
 
 
-##Route types
+## Route types
 
 * **Barge:** Transport of goods / cargo on barge. 
 Barge transport only happens between seaports and inland terminals or between inland terminals that are connected by a major river or canals.
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 * **Truck:** Transport of goods / cargo from and to seaports and inland terminals and the loading / unloading site.
 
 
-##Route Combination
+## Route Combination
 
 * **Waterway:** Transport per barge between seaport and inland terminal and additional transport per truck to the loading / unloading site.
 * **Railway:** Transport per rail between seaport and inland terminal and additional transport per truck to the loading / unloading site.
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 * **Roundtrip:** Waterway, Railway, Waterway-Rail or Direct Truck transport from seaport to loading / unloading site and back to seaports.
 * **All:** A list of all the possibilities for transport for a given loading site.
 
-##Route Revision
+## Route Revision
 
 A Route Revision gives the possibility to override the calculated distances between a geolocation and a terminal given by OSRM.
 It is defined by a Geolocation, the responsible terminal, a radius and the three distances that would replace the distances provided by OSRM - Truckdistance Oneway, Tolldistance Oneway, Airline Distance.
 
-###Example
+### Example
 
 1. A Route Revision exists with Terminal **Mannheim**, geolocation 49.451369,8.1030178 and radius 100m.
 2. There is a routing between the Terminal **Mannheim** and the geolocation 49.451367,8.1030177.