GML

E48510

XML-based language geographic markup language open standard

GML (Geography Markup Language) is an XML-based standard developed by the Open Geospatial Consortium for modeling, transporting, and storing geographic information and spatial features.

Aliases (5)

GML 2.0 ×1
GML 3.0 ×1
GML 3.1.1 ×1
GML 3.2 ×1
GML 3.3 ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	XML-based language → geographic markup language → open standard →
abbreviationOf	Geography Markup Language →
basedOn	XML →
conformsTo	XML →
developedBy	Open Geospatial Consortium →
domain	geographic information → spatial data →
fileExtension	.gml →
fullName	Geography Markup Language →
hasDesignGoal	extensibility → interoperability of geographic information systems → platform independence → vendor neutrality →
hasVersion	GML 1.0 → GML 2.0 → GML 3.0 → GML 3.1.1 → GML 3.2 → GML 3.3 →
isStandardOf	Open Geospatial Consortium standards suite →
latestMajorVersion	3 →
mediaType	application/gml+xml →
relatedTo	CityGML → GeoJSON → KML → WFS → WMS →
serializationFormat	text →
standardizedBy	Open Geospatial Consortium →
supports	coordinate reference systems → coverages → feature collections → features → geometries → metadata → raster data → spatial reference systems → time primitives → topology → vector data →
supportsEncoding	coordinate reference system definitions → geographic features → geometry properties → observations and measurements → spatial relationships → temporal properties → units of measure →
usedFor	encoding spatial features → modeling geographic information → storing geographic information → transporting geographic information →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
GML ("GML 2.0") → GML ("GML 3.0") → GML ("GML 3.1.1") → GML ("GML 3.2") → GML ("GML 3.3") →	hasVersion
SGML →	basedOn
PostGIS →	supportsFormat