Response Description

Response Element	Description
timezone.objectId	Unique identifier for each address.
timezone.timezoneName	Name and abbreviation of the timezone for the given location coordinates, such as, Central Europe Time (CET/CEST), Hawaiian Standard Time (HST) etc. timezoneName can contain blank values. The blank values generally get displayed for locations that do not fall under any country or for ocean/water regions. Refer 'Appendix E: Timezone Names and Abbreviations' for a list of available timezones.
timezone.utcOffset	For a given location coordinates, the offset in milliseconds from the UTC time. This can be a 0 or a positive or negative number.
timezone.dstOffset	For a given location coordinates, the offset in milliseconds for daylight saving. This can be 0 or positive or negative number. For example, for the US timezone - Central Time (CST/CDT), the dstOffset applies as follows: Daylight Saving Starting Date and Time: 8th March, 2015 (if it a Sunday), or first Sunday after 8th March, 2015: When the local standard time turns: Sunday, 8th March, 2015, 02:00:00 exactly, clocks get turned forward 1 hour to Sunday, 8th March 2015, 03:00:00 local daylight time instead. Daylight Saving Ending Date and Time: 1st November, 2015 (if it is a Sunday), or first Sunday after 1st November, 2015 When the local standard time turns: Sunday, 1st November, 2015, above 02:00:00, clocks get turned backward 1 hour to Sunday, 1st November, 2015, 01:00:00 local daylight time instead.
timezone.timestamp	Input UTC time.

timezone.objectId

Unique identifier for each address.

timezone.timezoneName

Name and abbreviation of the timezone for the given location coordinates, such as, Central Europe Time (CET/CEST), Hawaiian Standard Time (HST) etc.

timezoneName can contain blank values. The blank values generally get displayed for locations that do not fall under any country or for ocean/water regions.

Refer 'Appendix E: Timezone Names and Abbreviations' for a list of available timezones.

timezone.utcOffset

For a given location coordinates, the offset in milliseconds from the UTC time. This can be a 0 or a positive or negative number.

timezone.dstOffset

For a given location coordinates, the offset in milliseconds for daylight saving. This can be 0 or positive or negative number. For example, for the US timezone - Central Time (CST/CDT), the dstOffset applies as follows:

Daylight Saving Starting Date and Time: 8th March, 2015 (if it a Sunday), or first Sunday after 8th March, 2015:

When the local standard time turns:

Sunday, 8th March, 2015, 02:00:00 exactly, clocks get turned forward 1 hour to

Sunday, 8th March 2015, 03:00:00 local daylight time instead.

Daylight Saving Ending Date and Time: 1st November, 2015 (if it is a Sunday), or first Sunday after 1st November, 2015

When the local standard time turns:

Sunday, 1st November, 2015, above 02:00:00, clocks get turned backward 1 hour to

Sunday, 1st November, 2015, 01:00:00 local daylight time instead.

timezone.timestamp

Input UTC time.