Foundational Data Structures for Refrigerated Cargo

Quelle: https://unece.org/trade/uncefact/core-components-library

Foundational Data Structures for Refrigerated Cargo consist of standardized data elements, schemas and models required to describe, monitor, and control temperature-sensitive goods during transport and storage. They include information on temperature and humidity parameters, container types, sensor data protocols, loading and unloading procedures, and tracking events.

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