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Revision as of 14:31, 31 October 2015
- "When it comes to location data, the principle should be “location, location, location"
- — Zoe Lofgren #CFP2013 (via Cory Doctorow)
Contents |
Cross reference
See also:
Raster Formats
- ECW
- GeoJP2
- GeoTIFF
- GMLJP2
- HMR (Bentley Systems bitmap file, connected in some way to GeoTIFF)
- MrSID
- National Imagery Transmission Format
- PCRaster Map
Vector Formats
- E00 -- ArcInfo interchange file
- GeoJSON
- GeoPDF
- Geospatial PDF
- KML
- Mapsforge Binary Map
- National Transmission Format (NTF)
- Shapefile
Grid Formats
- Binary Terrain (BT)
- DEM
- HGT (NASA SRTM Elevation Data)
See also Raster Formats, above.
Point cloud
Geographical coordinates
Mapping software
Position logging
- consolidated.db - iPhone "secret" file logging where you've been
Sites, cloud services, and APIs
Links
- Degrees, Minutes, Seconds and Decimal Degrees Latitude/Longitude Conversions
- What Happens to Google Maps When Tectonic Plates Move?
- On the Road converted to ebook of Google Maps directions
- Library of Congress Recommended Format Specifications: Datasets
- Coordinate finder: shows a variety of coordinate systems on a map
- landsat-util: utilities to access Landsat images
