| GML Attribute | GeoPackage Attribute |
|---|---|
| GML Attribute | GeoPackage Attribute |
|---|---|
| GML Attribute | GeoPackage Attribute |
|---|---|
*
fid
gml_id
toid
pointgeometry
geometry
version
version
versionDate
version_date
reasonForChange
reason_for_change
refToITNRoadLink
ref_to_itn_road_link
itnRoadLinkVersionDate
itn_road_link_version_date
startDistance
start_distance
*
fid
gml_id
toid
pointgeometry
geometry
version
version
versionDate
version_date
reasonForChange
reason_for_change
refToFunctionalSite
ref_to_functional_site
accessType
access_type
accessMechanism
access_mechanism
accessDirection
access_direction
accessUseRestriction
access_use_restriction
refToRoutingPoint
ref_to_routing_point
refToITNRoadNode
ref_to_itn_road_node
itnRoadNodeVersionDate
itn_road_node_version_date
dateTimeQualifier
date_time_qualifier
heightQualifier
height_qualifier
widthQualifier
width_qualifier
weightQualifier
weight_qualifier
lengthQualifier
length_qualifier
natureOfAccess
nature_of_access
*
fid
gml_id
toid
multipolygongeometry
geometry
version
version
versionDate
version_date
reasonForChange
reason_for_change
functionStatus
function_status
functionTheme
function_theme
function
function
perimeter
perimeter
area
area
distinctiveName1
distinctive_name_1
distinctiveName2
distinctive_name_2
distinctiveName3
distinctive_name_3
distinctiveName4
distinctive_name_4
primaryAddressBaseUPRN
primary_addressbase_uprn
stakeholder1
stakeholder_1
stakeholder2
stakeholder_2
stakeholder1Role
stakeholder_1_role
stakeholder2Role
stakeholder_2_role
extentDefinition
extent_definition
GeoPackage (*.gpkg) is an open, non-proprietary, platform-independent, standards-based data format for geographic information systems (GIS), as 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 is natively supported by numerous software applications.
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 following tables 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.
GeoPackage offers users the following benefits:
The single file is easy to transfer and offers the end-user a rich experience.
Attribute names are not limited in length, making the format user-friendly.
The file size limit is very large at 140 TB*
It supports raster, vector and database formats, making it a highly versatile solution.
It is an OGC standard.
In most cases, it is a plug-and-play format.
* A file size limit might be imposed by the file system to which the file is written.
For information on how to open, use and understand a GeoPackage dataset, please refer to our Getting Started with GeoPackage guide. For further information on GeoPackage, please see the GeoPackage website.