[gdal-dev] create kml file using MySQL database or shape file
Murat Beyhan
beyhan at deprem.gov.tr
Wed May 4 03:17:49 EDT 2011
Dear Sigfrido,
Thank you for your help,
I corrected the script and it works but when I open it with google-earth
points doesn't seem on the map I sent snapshot of the google-earth.I
think problem is latitude and longitude could not read by the
google-earth.
So How can I fix it...
Regards.
ogr2ogr -f KML sisint.kml
MySQL:'afetler,host=localhost,user=root,password=mysql_123,port=3306,tables=sisint' -sql "SELECT koy, longitude, latitude , sisint from sisint"
koy means village name.
sisint menans seismic intensity value of the village
Murat
On Tue, 2011-05-03 at 17:33 +0200, Luca Sigfrido Percich wrote:
> Hi Murat,
>
> Il giorno mar, 03/05/2011 alle 16.57 +0300, Murat Beyhan ha scritto:
> > ogr2ogr -f KML simgmt.kml simgmt.shp -dsco NameField=RegionName
> > this can create a file but strangely data collected at one point.
>
> Probably it is a Spatial Reference System related problem: you should
> specify the source shapefile SRS. Have a look at the KML file and see if
> the points have different coordinates, and see what SRS has been
> declared for it. Have a look at the -a_srs, -t_srs and -s_srs options of
> ogr2ogr.
>
>
> > ogr2ogr -f KML sisint.kml MySQL :'host=localhost user=root
> > password=mysql_pswd port=3306 dbname=afetler tables=sisint' -sql "SELECT
> > latitude,longitude,sisint from sisint"
>
> Try with no space between MySQL and :, and specifying the database name
> before any other option:
>
> ogr2ogr -f KML sisint.kml
> MySQL:'afetler,host=localhost,user=root,password=mysql_pswd,port=3306,tables=sisint' -sql "SELECT latitude,longitude,sisint from sisint"
>
> All the best
>
> Sig
>
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Murat BEYHAN
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Prime Ministry
Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency
Earthquake Department
Address: Eskisehir Yolu 12. Km.
Lodumlu/ANKARA
Tel: 312 2872680-1556
email:beyhan at deprem.gov.tr
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