DIN EN ISO 19136:2009-09

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance
   2.1 Conformance requirements
   2.2 Conformance classes related to
         GML application schemas
   2.3 Conformance classes related
         to GML profiles
   2.4 Conformance classes related to
         GML documents
   2.5 Conformance classes related to
         software implementations
3 Normative references
4 Terms and symbols
   4.1 Terms and definitions
   4.2 Symbols and abbreviated terms
5 Conventions
   5.1 XML namespaces
   5.2 Versioning
   5.3 Deprecated parts of previous versions of GML
   5.4 UML notation
   5.5 XML Schema
6 Overview of the GML schema
   6.1 GML schema
   6.2 GML application schemas
   6.3 Relationship between the ISO 19100 series
         of International Standards, the GML schema
         and GML application schemas
   6.4 Organization of this International Standard
   6.5 Deprecated and experimental schema
         components
7 GML schema - General rules and base
   schema components
   7.1 GML model and syntax
   7.2 gmlBase schema components
8 GML schema - Xlinks and basic types
   8.1 Xlinks - Object associations and remote
         properties
   8.2 Basic types
9 GML schema - Features
   9.1 General concepts
   9.2 Relationship with ISO 19109
   9.3 Features
   9.4 Standard feature properties
   9.5 Geometry properties
   9.6 Topology properties
   9.7 Temporal properties
   9.8 Defining application-specific feature types
   9.9 Feature collections
   9.10 Spatial reference system used in a feature
         or feature collection
10 GML schema - Geometric primitives
   10.1 General concepts
   10.2 Abstract geometric primitives
   10.3 Geometric primitives (0-dimensional)
   10.4 Geometric primitives (1-dimensional)
   10.5 Geometric primitives (2-dimensional)
   10.6 Geometric primitives (3-dimensional)
11 GML schema - Geometric complex, geometric
   composites and geometric aggregates
   11.1 Overview
   11.2 Geometric complex and geometric composites
   11.3 Geometric aggregates
12 GML schema - Coordinate reference systems
   schemas
   12.1 Overview
   12.2 Reference systems
   12.3 Coordinate reference systems
   12.4 Coordinate systems
   12.5 Datums
   12.6 Coordinate operations
13 GML schema - Topology
   13.1 General concepts
   13.2 Abstract topology
   13.3 Topological primitives
   13.4 Topological collections
   13.5 Topology complex
14 GML schema - Temporal information
   and dynamic features
   14.1 General concepts
   14.2 Temporal schema
   14.3 Temporal topology schema
   14.4 Temporal reference systems
   14.5 Representing dynamic features
15 GML schema - Definitions and dictionaries
   15.1 Overview
   15.2 Dictionary schema
16 GML schema - Units, measures and values
   16.1 Introduction
   16.2 Units schema
   16.3 Measures schema
   16.4 Value objects schema
17 GML schema - Directions
   17.1 Direction schema
   17.2 direction, Direction Property Type
   17.3 Direction Vector Type
   17.4 Direction Description Type
18 GML schema - Observations
   18.1 Observations
   18.2 Observation schema
19 GML schema - Coverages
   19.1 The coverage model and representations
   19.2 Grids schema
   19.3 Coverage schema
20 Profiles
   20.1 Profiles of GML and application schemas
   20.2 Definition of profile
   20.3 Relation to application schema
   20.4 Rules for elements and types in a profile
   20.5 Rules for referencing GML profiles from
         application schemas
   20.6 Recommendations for application schemas
         using GML profiles
   20.7 Summary of rules for GML profiles
21 Rules for GML application schemas
   21.1 Instances of GML objects
   21.2 GML application schemas
   21.3 Schemas defining Features and Feature Collections
   21.4 Schemas defining spatial geometries
   21.5 Schemas defining spatial topologies
   21.6 Schemas defining time
   21.7 Schemas defining coordinate reference systems
   21.8 Schemas defining coverages
   21.9 Schemas defining observations
   21.10 Schemas defining dictionaries and definitions
   21.11 Schemas defining values
   21.12 GML profiles of the GML schema
Annex A (normative) Abstract test suites for GML
        application schemas, GML profiles and GML
        documents
Annex B (normative) Abstract test suite for software
        implementations
Annex C (informative) GML schema
Annex D (normative) Implemented Profile of the ISO
        19100 series of International Standards and
        Extensions
Annex E (normative) UML-to-GML application schema
        encoding rules
Annex F (normative) GML-to-UML application schema
        encoding rules
Annex G (informative) Guidelines for subsetting the
        GML schema
Annex H (informative) Default styling
Annex I (informative) Backwards compatibility with
        earlier versions of GML
Annex J (informative) Modularization and dependencies
Bibliography
Index

Die Geography Markup Language (GML) ist eine XML- Kodierung nach DIN EN ISO 19118 für den Transport und die Speicherung von Geoinformationen, modelliert in Überstimmung mit dem konzeptuellen Modellierungssystem, das in der Normenreihe ISO 19100 angewendet wird, einschliesslich der raumbezogenen und nichtraumbezogenen Eigenschaften von Geo-Features.