Geography Markup Language

Geography Markup Language (GML) is an international standard format used to represent and share geographic information, such as maps, boundaries, and physical features, in a way that computers can understand. It is based on XML, allowing different systems and software to exchange and interpret spatial data consistently. GML is flexible and detailed, supporting various types of geographic data, making it useful for applications like urban planning, environmental monitoring, and navigation systems. Essentially, GML helps organize and communicate spatial information clearly and accurately across different platforms and organizations.