The table below shows a selection of the attribute mapping for GeoPackage RouteLink feature attributes.

OS Detailed Path Network is supplied as one GeoPackage file per National Park area. GeoPackage (*.gpkg) is an open, standards-based data format, as is defined by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). It is designed to be a lightweight format that can contain large amounts of varied and complex data in a single, easy to distribute and ready to use file.

GeoPackage can be used in most GIS software in its native format without translation. GeoPackage attribute names are not limited in length. A GeoPackage file has no size limit, and it supports raster, vector and database formats, making it a highly versatile solution.

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 in this section 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.

The table below shows a selection of the attribute mapping for GeoPackage Route feature attributes.

The table below shows a selection of the attribute mapping for GeoPackage RouteNode feature attributes.