I can create the object re and use the function grep to locate the line where the tag is written. This allows to locate the elements of the vector (and therefore the rows of the KML) where a certain word is present. So if I want to access the tag, I need to subset the first element of the vector: My problem was that I also needed the other information I mentioned above, so I decided to teak the source code of this function a bit to solve my problem.Ĭoordinates src_id:"," ",kml.text)) In maptools there is a function to extract coordinates and elevation, called getKMLcoordinates. I need to do this because then I have to correlate the ID of this file with the ID written in the txt with the wind measures, which has just the ID without coordinates. In this work I am interested in extracting the coordinates of each point, plus its ID and the name of the station. The user will then have access to the source ID of the station, the name, the location, the start date, end date, postcode and link from which to view more info about it. If someone clicks on this point the information in HTML tagged as CDATA will be shown. The tag tells Google Earth to visualize this points with the style declared earlier in the KML file, which in this case is a red circle because the station is no longer recording. The coordinates and the elevation of the points are shown between the tag. This chunk of XML code is used to show one point on Google Earth. Each entry generally looks like the one below: Your charges allow us to cover costs associated with the servers operation and to improve our service.The file has numerous entries, one for each point on the map. If you exceeded the limit, you may register a prepaid plan - otherwise you will be charged by credit card during the conversion process (one-off payment). To avoid considerable servers loads we had to set conversions limits for each user - please see Free plan. If the input format is directory-based, it is necessary to pack whole directory - not only the content. Then it is possible to transform your data to any other coordinate reference system.įiles can be uploaded using multiple selections or packed into any supported format (ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZIP). If the coordinate system of your input data is not present or not recognized correctly, it is possible to assign the correct one. Converter also supports more than 90 others vector and rasters GIS/CAD formats and more than 3 000 coordinate reference systems.
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