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Dutch Profile Message Trees
The Dutch Profiles define how Talking Traffic and Mobilidata use the degrees of freedom in the ETSI and ISO messages: which fields are mandatory, which are optional and which are not used. Pick a message and click a field to see its definition and profile rule.
For DENM 1.3.1 and IVIM 1.2.1, see the DENM and IVIM Message Trees .
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Source: CROW iTLC Dutch Profiles D3046-1 (MAP), -2 (SPaT), -3 (SRM), -4 (SSM), -5 (CAM) and -11 (TLCConf), as included in the release of 22-05-2026. The trees follow the numbering of the level tables in those documents; page numbers refer to the PDF.
Fields and statuses were extracted automatically from the PDF tables and then checked. The top-level SPaT fields name and intersections are not listed as rows in the profile; their status is taken from Annex C. In case of doubt, the CROW document prevails.
Value ranges, units and enumeration values come from the ASN.1, not from the profile documents: the ETSI-ITS-DSRC module of ETSI TS 103 301 (release 2, based on ISO TS 19091) for SPaT, MAP, SRM and SSM, the common data dictionary ETSI TS 102 894-2 for CAM, and Annex B of the IDD UDAP-FI for TLCConf. The profile rule of a field can narrow this range further.