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  1. GeoTIFF

    GeoTIFF is a file format used for storing geographically referenced raster images. It combines image data with geographic information, allowing for easy integration with Geographic Information System (GIS) software....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  2. JPEG2000

    JPEG2000 is a file format for compressing digital images that offers improved compression and image quality compared to the original JPEG format....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  3. Drawing Exchange Format

    DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) is a file format developed by Autodesk that is widely used for exchanging and sharing 2D and 3D design data between different CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software applications. DXF files contain information about geometric shapes, lines, arcs, and other elements used in drawings, as well as layer information, text, and dimensions. The format is supported by various CAD software, making it a standard for interoperability and collaboration in the design industry. DXF files can be easily accessed, edited, and shared, facilitating the exchange of design data across different platforms and software applications....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  4. CSV

    CSV stands for Comma-Separated Values. It is a file format used to store and exchange data between different software applications. A CSV file contains data in a tabular form, with each row representing a record and each column representing a field of data. The values in each field are separated by commas, hence the name "comma-separated values." CSV files are commonly used in data analysis and can be easily imported and exported from spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  5. Drawing Exchange Format

    DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) is a file format developed by Autodesk that is widely used for exchanging and sharing 2D and 3D design data between different CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software applications. DXF files contain information about geometric shapes, lines, arcs, and other elements used in drawings, as well as layer information, text, and dimensions. The format is supported by various CAD software, making it a standard for interoperability and collaboration in the design industry. DXF files can be easily accessed, edited, and shared, facilitating the exchange of design data across different platforms and software applications....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  6. KML

    KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is a file format used to display geographic data in an Earth browser, such as Google Earth or Google Maps. It uses a markup language to define points, lines, polygons, and other geographic features, allowing users to create and share custom maps and overlays....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  7. ArcInfo Binary Grid

    The ArcInfo Binary Grid Format is a raster data format used in geographic information systems (GIS) to store and manage spatial data. It consists of a set of binary files that store geographic information in a grid format, where each cell represents a geographic location and contains a value or attribute. This format was developed by ESRI for their ArcInfo software and is still commonly used in GIS applications....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  8. Web Map Service (WMS)

    Web Map Service (WMS) is a standard protocol used to serve georeferenced map images over the internet. It allows users to access maps as dynamic images, and enables clients to request and receive map images from a WMS server. The WMS server then generates and returns map images in the requested format, projection, and scale. WMS is widely used in web-based mapping applications, providing a flexible and interoperable way of sharing maps across different platforms and applications....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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  9. Tile Map Service (TMS)

    Tile Map Service (TMS) is a protocol for serving tiled web maps where images of map tiles are served via HTTP. TMS is designed to work with the Mercator projection, and it provides a way to request map tiles at various zoom levels, allowing for fast and efficient display of web maps. TMS has been adopted by many mapping software applications and frameworks, including OpenLayers and Leaflet....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG TopoJSON...

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  10. NetCDF

    NetCDF (Network Common Data Form) is a file format used for storing scientific data, especially in earth and atmospheric sciences. It provides a self-describing format for multidimensional arrays and metadata, enabling efficient data access and analysis. NetCDF supports data compression, chunking, and parallel I/O, making it suitable for big data and collaboration among scientists. It can be accessed using various programming languages....(GPKG) Oracle Spatial Format PostGIS Shapefile SQLite SVG Tile Map...

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