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What is KML?
KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is an XML-based file format used to represent geographic data in a visual format. It's commonly used with applications like Google Earth, Google Maps, and other geospatial software to annotate maps and globes. KML files can specify points, lines, polygons, images, and models to be displayed, along with attributes such as names, descriptions, and styling.
What other technologies are related to KML?
KML Competitor Technologies
GeoJSON
GeoJSON is another widely used format for encoding geographic data structures, offering an alternative to KML.
Shapefile
Shapefile is an older, but still widely used geospatial vector data format that serves as an alternative to KML.
shapefiles
Shapefiles are an older, but still widely used geospatial vector data format that serves as an alternative to KML.
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KML Complementary Technologies
KMZ
KMZ is a zipped version of KML, often used for easier sharing and storage.
WFS
Web Feature Service (WFS) is a standard protocol for serving geographic features over the web; KML can be used to visualize data from WFS.
Google Earth
Google Earth is a common platform for viewing and interacting with KML files.
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Which job functions commonly mention KML?
Hydrology Engineer
1.3% of all Hydrology Engineer jobs mention KML
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Sharepoint Developer
0.1% of all Sharepoint Developer jobs mention KML
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Analyst
75 Analyst jobs mention KML
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Software Engineer
264 Software Engineer jobs mention KML
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Engineer
334 Engineer jobs mention KML
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Which organizations are mentioning KML?
General Dynamics Information Technology
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