GML

GML, or Geographic Markup Language, is a computer language used to describe and share geographic information, such as maps and spatial data. It allows different software programs to understand and exchange location-based information consistently. Think of it as a common language for maps and geographic details, enabling accurate representation, analysis, and integration of spatial data across various systems. GML is often used in geographic information systems (GIS), environmental monitoring, urban planning, and other fields where precise geographic data management is essential.