CSV to KML Converter interpolates disparate geographic data points into continuous fields of mapped vectors. It translates your CSV data into Google's Keyhole Markup Language (KML), making it easy to import into Google Maps.
- Uses GDAL's moving average interpolation algorithm to transform discrete data points into continuous fields, providing more comprehensive mapped areas.
- Allows users to create separate layers, each with its own color and opacity, corresponding to specific value ranges in given dataset columns.
- Customize GDAL's algorithm settings via the GUI to define the search ellipsis's horizontal and vertical extents and set the degree of smoothing/simplification.
See a sample output of the CSV to KML conversion.
- Operating System: Linux (tested on Ubuntu 22)
- Programming Language: Python (tested on Python 3.10)
- Dependency: GDAL
- Install the necessary packages:
- pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the application: python make.py
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