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#Gdal kml to csv drivers#
Open data files through the OGR Vector File drivers Accessing these formats through the new OGR table format adds a new way to access data, and it also adds some additional capabilities to the opening process such as automatically creating objects from values in the file or giving you write access to the files. Some formats have been supported through Universal Translator, via the older Export/ Import capability, or via the Open Table dialog. Here's list of the most notable formats that MapInfo Pro supports: *.dxf *.csv *.txt *.shp *.geojson *.json *.gml *.kml *.kmz *.sqlite *.gpkg *.xls *.xlsx *.ods. MapInfo Pro is currently using GDAL version 3.0.4. Besides these, we also added drivers for a couple of other formats that we wanted to support, such as GML, KML, SQLite, and Excel files. MapInfo Pro will generally support the formats that GDAL lists as "Built-in by default". Some of the drivers only support reading the format, other drivers also support write access to the files. Keep in mind that MapInfo Pro supports many of these drivers but not all. You can read more about the different file formats that OGR support via the GDAL Vector Drivers.
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OGR, also known as the Simple Features Library, is a list of vector file drivers supported through GDAL. With MapInfo Pro v2021, we added a completely new table type, the OGR table type. The more data formats, you can access, the easier you can get to the fun part of doing the analysis. These posts will of course discuss some of the new features that we added to the latest release of our favorite spatial analytics desktop tool.Įvery spatial analysis starts by accessing the data you want to analyze. Happy #MapInfoMonday on this fine Thursday.Īs you may know by now, during the release week of MapInfo Pro 2021 it's #MapInfoMonday all week long which means a new post each day.