Attribute naming differences
Attribute naming differences between GML and GeoPackage formats for the two feature types in the product.
Attribute naming differences between GML and GeoPackage formats
The naming of attributes between GeoPackage and the Geography Markup Language (GML) file is very similar as GeoPackage files are not limited in the number of characters for an attribute name. Therefore, the tables included here map the GML attribute name to the attribute name in the GeoPackage files.
The GML contains an attribute which describes the geometry of the feature; this is not applicable for a GeoPackage file as they are separated by their geometry.
Please note that the use of an asterisk symbol (*) in the following tables indicates that a particular attribute is not mapped to GML.
WatercourseLink
fid
*
gml_id
toid
identifier
identifier
centrelinegeometry
geometry
fictitious
fictitious
startNode
start_node
endNode
end_node
localId
local_id
versionId
version_id
beginLifespanVersion
begin_lifespan_version
reasonForChange
reason_for_change
form
form
level
level
provenance
provenance
flowDirection
flow_direction
primacy
primacy
watercourseNumber
watercourse_number
watercourseName
watercourse_name
watercourseNameLang
watercourse_name_lang
watercourseNameAlternative
watercourse_name_alternative
watercourseNameAlternativeLang
watercourse_name_alternative_lang
localName
local_name
localNameLang
local_name_lang
localNameAlternative
local_name_alternative
localNameAlternativeLang
local_name_alternative_lang
catchmentName
catchment_name
catchmentID
catchment_id
permanence
permanence
managedNavigation
managed_navigation
length
length
length_uom
length_uom
gradient
gradient
width
width
width_uom
width_uom
levelOfDetail
level_of_detail
HydroNode
fid
*
gml_id
toid
identifier
identifier
reasonForChange
reason_for_change
centrelinegeometry
geometry
localId
local_id
versionId
version_id
beginLifespanVersion
begin_lifespan_version
hydronodecategory
hydronode_category
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