Well, those look like
ISO 8601 formats.
You should be able to parse them easily with a
SimpleDateFormat. The
Java Tutorial is a good place to learn how this works.
EXCEPT...
The last part of those times makes no sense. For example "-05:04" indicates that the time was recorded in a time zone whose offset was 5 hours
and four minutes behind Greenwich Mean Time. The fact that all but one of the time zone offsets are nonzero is deeply suspicious. In the real world, time zone offsets mostly have the minutes set to 0. Some have 30 or 45. Here's a
list. But the fact that the numbers shown here are 4, 1, 3... that makes me think that whoever recorded these times did not do so correctly.
Perhaps someone made up some numbers as examples of the format, without fully understanding them? That's fine. But if this is supposed to be "real" data, I think it's highly probable that it's defective, and this can probably only be fixed by understanding how the times were recorded in the first place, and what format did
they think they were using.
