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  1. Shapefile

    A shapefile is a popular file format for storing and exchanging geospatial data. It consists of multiple files that together represent features such as points, lines, and polygons, along with associated attributes like names and values. Shapefiles are widely used in GIS software and can be easily shared between different applications and platforms....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  2. PostGIS

    PostGIS is a free and open-source spatial database extender for PostgreSQL that enables the storage, manipulation, and analysis of geographic data. It adds support for geographic objects, allowing them to be queried and indexed as if they were regular data types. PostGIS provides a wide range of spatial functions for performing complex spatial queries and analysis, making it a powerful tool for managing and working with spatial data....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  3. Aspose.Cells.Drawing | Aspose.Cells for .NET AP...

    The Aspose.Cells.Drawing namespace provides classes that allow to create and modify drawing shapes form controls and more advanced drawing objects... TilePicOption Represents tile picture as texture. VmlShapeGuide...Specifies the type (format) of an image. LightRigDirectionTyp Represents...

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  4. aspose.cells.drawing | Aspose.Cells for Python ...

    aspose.cells.drawing The Aspose.Cells.Drawing namespace provides classes that allow to create and modify drawing shap...... TilePicOption Represents tile picture as texture. VmlShapeGuide...Specifies the type (format) of an image. LightRigDirectionTyp Represents...

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  5. 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....Overlays enable the display of images or videos on top of the map...and use. Rendering complex images or larger files can also slow...

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  6. 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....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  7. 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....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  8. 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....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  9. 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....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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  10. MapInfo Interchange Format (MIF/MID)

    MapInfo Interchange Format (MIF/MID) is a file format commonly used in geographic information system (GIS) software, specifically MapInfo Professional. It is designed for exchanging spatial data between different GIS platforms and applications. MIF files store vector data, such as points, lines, and polygons, while MID files contain attribute data associated with the spatial features. MIF/MID format provides a simple and flexible way to store and share geospatial information, making it widely used in the GIS industry....and date of capture of your image or photo, and save the result...HDF JPEG2000 KML Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) Microsoft SQL Server Spatial...

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