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	RDF versus GML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		GML is the XML language for geography developed by the Open GIS consortium.
		GML is not yet nearly as widely used as older and simpler formats such as ESRI shapefiles and USGS DEMs; GML3 in particular is very early in the adoption process.
		GML applications are developed by combining XML schemas from the GML standard with application schemas that capture the relevant types and properties of the target domain.
	www.mapbureau.com /gml (1198 words)

	Import Drawing - GML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		GML is currently used by the UK's Ordnance Survey (until they come to their senses) for publishing their MasterMap data products.
		GML format is so inefficient that it can take a very long time to import a GML file, perhaps 20 minutes on an average computer to import a 100 MB GML file.
		GML entities include version information that allows distinguishing between multiple versions of the same object (that is, between objects with same unique ID assigned by the data provider).
	www.manifold.net /doc/7x/import_drawing_gml.htm (1239 words)

	Geography Markup Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		GML is in the process of being adopted as an ISO standard (ISO 19136) and is expected to be released as an International Standard in 2007.
		GML is the XML data standard for the GeoWebinfrastructure, enabling Internet-connected devices to access geographical information, including, for example, merchant locations and traffic conditions.
		GML profiles are logical restrictions to GML, and may be expressed by a document, an XML schema or both.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Geography_Markup_Language (1776 words)

	All About Gml (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		GML International Limited ("GML") is a private investment banking firm, formed in London in 1983 to specialise in international financial engineering and merchant banking, primarily in emerging and transition countries.
		GML is a member of the Forum of Trade Creditor Group Representatives for the restructuring of trade indebtedness of the Former USSR, and presently represents creditors holding over USD 300 million of such claims.
		GML is especially proud of its expertise in structuring and settling extremely complex and pioneering financial transactions, and works very closely on legal issues and documentation with Sidley Austin Brown and Wood, London, GML’s principal legal counsel, as well as with other law firms world-wide.
	www.gmlinternational.ltd.uk /allabout.htm (1047 words)

	GML Introduction
		Before we look at GML itself, it is important that we draw some clear distinctions between geographic data (which is encoded in GML) and graphic interpretations of that data as might appear on a map or other form of visualization.
		GML is concerned with the representation of the geographic data content.
		GML is based on a common model of geography (OGC Abstract Specification) which has been developed and agreed to by the vast majority of all GIS vendors in the world.
	www.w3.org /Mobile/posdep/GMLIntroduction.html (4274 words)

	GML - Legal Information
		GML has not reviewed all of these 3rd party sites, they are not under our control, thus GML is not responsible for these sites or their content.
		GML and/or its respective suppliers make no representations about the suitability of the information contained in the documents and related graphics published on this website for any purpose.
		GML and/or its respective suppliers hereby disclaim all warranties and conditions with regard to this information, including (but not limited to) warranties and conditions of satisfactory quality, fitness for purpose, title and non-infringement of intellectual property rights, to the maximum extent permitted by English law.
	www.gmlnt.com /disclaimer.htm (309 words)

	Integration of Heterogeneous GML Sources
		GML 2 and 3 are entirely based on XML schemas and are utilizing type inheritance and type substitution to model geographic content.
		GML is designed to be very flexible and able to model almost any kind of feature, even those not thought of yet.
		A profile of GML is a restriction of the capabilities of the base GML rules, either agreed upon or made physical through selecting, restricting and/or deleting functionality in base schema files, as illustrated in gmlprofile.
	www.ia.hiof.no /~gunnarmi/gml04/gml04.htm (6018 words)

	Top 10 features of GML - by Galdos Inc.
		GML encodes information about geographic features or objects, and these can be displayed to as fine a resolution as required.
		When a GML file is received at the client, it is converted to a set of drawing objects and rendered as a map on the browser.
		Because GML is feature-based, it is quite easy to provide a filtering function that allows users to download only the feature-types that they want to appear on their maps.
	www.wirelessdevnet.com /channels/lbs/features/top10gml (1111 words)

	GML: A portable Graph File Format
		GML can represent arbitrary data, and it is possible to attach additional information to every object.
		GML uses signed 32-bit integers, which are commonly available on all architectures and languages.
		GML is currently used by the Graphlet system, and software for converting GML from and to other formats is under construction.
	www.infosun.fmi.uni-passau.de /Graphlet/GML/gml-tr.html (2765 words)

	USGS OFR 2004-1451: GML Encoding of NADM C1
		GML by itself is not intended to be used directly, because it is domain neutral; it only describes geography, and there are only a small number of concrete feature types.
		GML uses attributes in two very specific cases: 1) to assign ID and references to other features in the document or in another document; and 2) for limited metadata, in particular indicating the reference system for simple values (e.g.
		GML properties are modelled as UML attributes and associations (i.e., the lines between the classes), where the GML property name is the same as the UML attribute name or the role name associated with the target class from the original NADM C1 model.
	pubs.usgs.gov /of/2004/1451/boisvert/index.html (3065 words)

	GML 2.0 - Ready for Prime Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		GML 1.0 was based on a combination of XML DTDs (Document Type Definition) and Resource Description Framework (RDF).
		GML 2.0, which replaces GML 1.0, is based entirely on XML Schema (October 14, 2000).
		GML 1.0 offered three different profiles that were referred to as GML.1, GML.2 and GML.3.
	gislounge.com /ucon/ucgml3.shtml (717 words)

	What is GML? - a definition from Whatis.com - see also: Generalized Markup Language
		GML (Generalized Markup Language) is an IBM document-formatting language that describes a document in terms of its organization structure and content parts and their relationship.
		GML markup or tags describe such parts as chapters, important sections and less important sections (by specifying heading levels), paragraphs, lists, tables, and so forth.
		GML preceded and was an inspiration for the industry-developed Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), today's strategic set of rules for creating any structured document description language.
	whatis.techtarget.com /definition/0,,sid9_gci213985,00.html (241 words)

	GML FAQ for RSS Geeks and others « Geo-Web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		GML was created to enable geographic transactions on the Internet, that is to support the dynamic sharing of geographic information - in effect to lay the foundation for a Geo-Web.
		The GML specification is long because (at least since GML 3.) it describes a lot of primitive objects that are useful in building a geographic vocabulary.
		GML does not try to define what a road is or what a river is. These are features in GML.
	geoweb.blog.com /278562 (699 words)

	GML — User Perspectives
		GML, which is based on the eXtensible Markup Language (XML), is an open and non-proprietary specification used for the transport and storage of geographic information.
		GML introduces an extraordinary flexibility by letting users define their own application schemas suitable for their own domains; however, this same flexibility also presents a substantial difficulty for writing GML software applications.
		Since a GML user application schema is expressed through a W3C XML Schema document, a software component can perform type discovery on the schema to identify which XML elements from the GML dataset represent a feature, a feature’s properties, and a feature’s geometric properties.
	www.gisdevelopment.net /technology/gis/ma04263.htm (1246 words)

	The Roots of SGML -- A Personal Recollection
		GML was not merely an alternative to procedural markup, but the logical representation that motivated all processing.
		One of the ugly truths of technology transfer is that developers tend to be grateful for research work when first received, and virtually oblivious to it by the end of a lengthy development cycle, which in those days could take years and years.
		GML finally saw the light of day under its own name in 1973, shortly before the release of its first (relatively primitive) implementation in the "Advanced Text Management System" (ATMS).
	www.sgmlsource.com /history/roots.htm (2899 words)

	XML.com: Mapping and Markup, Part 2
		In this and in other respects, a "GML document" does not resemble a simple XML document in other vocabularies--in which all the markup belongs to one namespace--but rather like one annotated, say, via RDF.
		Rather than "pure" GML documents, therefore, what you tend to see are documents conforming to schemas which have themselves imported one or more of the over thirty schemas which constitute the bulk of the GML spec.
		Note the intermingling of GML elements and attributes with those of the "base" application--and note especially that structurally, GML markup is subordinate to the other markup in this simple document.
	www.xml.com /pub/a/2004/12/29/tourist.html (1731 words)

	Cover Pages: Geography Markup Language (GML) Version 3.1 Public Release from Open GIS Consortium.
		GML property elements (see clause 7.5.3) may carry xlink attributes, which support the encoding of an association relationship by reference, the name of the property element denoting the target role in the association.
		GML is rapidly emerging as the world standard for the XML encoding of geographic information and is the foundation for the Geo-Web.
		GML is being applied to a wide range of geographic applications including homeland security & critical infrastructure protection, integrated land and resource management, location-based services, telematics and intelligent transportation systems, and oceanography.
	xml.coverpages.org /ni2004-03-26-a.html (4427 words)

	GML
		GML, the "Graph Modeling Language," supports the entire range of possible graph structure constellations.
		The GML format in its entirety is exhaustively presented in the section called “GML File Format”.
		Due to the nature of both the GML encoding as well as its parsing process, however, there have to be provided additional classes, so-called factories.
	www.yworks.com /products/yfiles/doc/developers-guide/gml.html (1460 words)

	Cover Pages: Geography Markup Language (GML)
		GML is an XML grammar written in XML Schema for the modelling, transport, and storage of geographic information.
		The GML 3.0 modular structure means that developers choosing to use GML can literally pick out the schemas or schema components that apply to their work.
		GML is thus presented in the form of three profiles as follows: Profile 1: for those who wish to use a pure DTD based solution and are not prepared to develop application specific DTDs, or wish data to be returned against a fixed set of DTDs.
	xml.coverpages.org /geographyML.html (9422 words)

	Geography Markup Language Files (GML) — UMN MapServer
		GML is a text-based, XML format that can represent vector and attribute data.
		GML files are usually a single text file with a GML filename extension.
		GML uses sets of nested tags to define attributes and geometry coordinates.
	mapserver.gis.umn.edu /docs/reference/vector_data/gml (291 words)

	GeoRSS GML
		Geography Markup Language (GML) is an XML grammar written in XML Schema for the modelling, transport, and storage of geographic information...GML provides a variety of kinds of objects for describing geography including features, coordinate reference systems, geometry, topology, time, units of measure and generalized values.
		GML is a large and complex language which is also defined by XML schema.
		Since it is so large, a practice has emerged to define subsets of GML, called Profiles, that contain only those elements of GML needed for the encoding job at hand.
	www.georss.org /gml.html (756 words)

	SVG Explorer of GML Data
		The GML has its own structure to code spatial data and their associations: this structure can be extended also to modeling a specific application context.
		A GML application schema is an XML Schema [4] written according to the GML rules for application schemas and which defines a vocabulary of geographic objects for a particular domain of discourse.
		Inside it is present the gml:name element, indicating the file name, the gml:description element, used to write a description of the data contained in the GML file and the gml:boundedBy element, describing the containing box (in terms of geographic coordinates) of all the geographical entities of all layers.
	www.svgopen.org /2003/papers/SvgExplorerOfGmlData (3163 words)

	Mark Lyon's GMail Loader (GML) - Import Your Mail into GMail
		The destination address in GML should then be your gmail for domains address and not an @gmail or @googlemail address.
		The.6 version of GML, which is currently in active development, plans to utilize this new functionality in our mail import process if same provides benefit to our users.
		GML is free and is licensed to you under the GNU General Public License.
	www.marklyon.org /gmail (841 words)

	Open Geospatial Consortium Overview
		GML base schema for GML 3 Components to support the GML encoding model.
		GML conformant schema for Values in which the * scalar Value types and lists have their values recorded in simpleContent elements * complex Value types are built recursively Copyright (c) 2002-2005 OGC, All Rights Reserved.
		Caution: The CRS package in GML 3.1 and GML 3.1.1 is preliminary, and is expected to undergo some modifications that are not backward compatible during the development of GML 3.2 (ISO 19136).
	schemas.stylusstudio.com /opengis/index.html (3983 words)

	Motion Control Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Motion Control is pleased to announce the introduction of GML Commander.
		GML Commander is the newest member of the GML family of Motion Control programming software packages and provides a number of powerful new features which make development of motion applications easier than ever.
		GML Commander is open for order entry and immediate shipment.
	www.ab.com /motion/software/gml_com.html (126 words)

	Internet GIS - XML and GML
		GML is a markup language that is based on the XML standard to construct structured spatial and non-spatial information to enable data sharing and interchange over the Web.
		The Geography Markup Language (GML) is “an XML encoding for the transport and storage of geographic information, including both the spatial and non-spatial properties of geographic features (GML 2.0, OGC Recommendation Paper, Feb 2001).” It is a recommended standard to encode or markup spatial and non-spatial information in XML format by the OpenGIS Consortium (OGC).
		This page first gives an overview of the way VML is organized and how it interacts with both XML and HTML as defined by the HTML 4.0 Specification and then presents detailed technical definition of the behavior of every VML element and the permitted and recommended behaviors for all applications.
	map.sdsu.edu /gisbook/ch7.htm (790 words)

	Galactic Modeling Language
		The GML (GalacticModelingLanguage) is a modeling language with three elements:
		GML diagrams mean what they mean when they are scribbled.
		The preferred GML CaseTool is a hotel pen and a beer-stained cocktail napkin.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?GalacticModelingLanguage (272 words)

	GML Product Listing \| Sweetwater.com
		GML, or George Massenburg Labs, is legendary engineer and producer George Massenburg’s electronics company.
		Best known for analog designs featuring extended resolution and bandwidth for the digital age, a GML parametric EQ, mic preamp, channel strip or mastering EQ in your studio offers unprecedented quality.
		This is the power supply unit for the GML,, and signal processors.
	www.sweetwater.com /store/manufacturer/GML (569 words)

	GML Relay 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		For the first time in the relay history GML 3.1.1 has been used (as supported by both the Open Geospatial Consortium and ISO TC211).
		This year's relay was a day long event with much broader participation, with all participants, which each company reading compliant GML data into their products, editing the data, saving the edited data in compliant GML and transmitting to the next participant.
		Out of the 7 participants (Autodesk, Bentley, Cadcorp, ESRI, Intergraph, IONIC, Snowflake), IONIC was the only one that demonstrated end-to-end, native GML processing (with no transformation into an intermediate/proprietary format), leveraging their powerful OGC Transactional Web Feature Service (WFS-T) to edit data directly.
	www.ionicsoft.com /pressroom/gmlrelay2006.jsp (424 words)

	GML
		If you've somehow been living in a cave in the Himalayas for the past 2 decades, here's some trivia about GML you should probably know...
		Another GML innovation, highly stable DC servos correct DC offsets to sub-millivolt levels throughout.
		GML products are used on a daily basis
	www.mercenary.com /gml.html (359 words)

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