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Can a pdal file be converted to sbet format?
PDAL has an SBET reader (and a writer too) that you could use to convert the file into text and then on to most other formats. It is a very simple format. See the PDAL source code for more detail on what’s in there. Thanks for contributing an answer to Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange!
Is there a way to reproject a sbet file?
The follow up discussion from this question can be found in github.com/PDAL, issue 1524. As commented by @abellgithub (mar/17), SBET files do not carry a Coordinate Reference System (CRS) information. The alternative suggested was to ask the data providers which CRS was used, and then, reproject the SBET file to EPSG:2157.
Is the Las data included in the sbet data?
In addition to the LAS data, the delivery includes the trajectory information in the Applanix SBET (Smoothed Best Estimate of Trajectory) binary format. I was hoping to visualise the SBET data in QGIS – so I used PDAL SBET Reader to convert the file to ASCII as follows:
How to visualise the sbet data in QGIS?
I was hoping to visualise the SBET data in QGIS – so I used PDAL SBET Reader to convert the file to ASCII as follows: The output file includes X, Y, Z coordinates, however these don’t relate to my local projection (EPSG:2157):
What’s the difference between.sbn and.sbx shapefile?
It was 6 seconds faster (27.3 sec versus 33.3 sec) compared with/without .sbn and .sbx files. .cpg are optional plain text files that describes the encoding applied to create the shapefile. If your shapefile doesn’t have a cpg file, then it has the system default encoding.
How to import a GIS shapefile into Excel?
Import a GIS shapefile, or other vector dataset Select Import… Select your data’s file type from the Files of type menu. A message will appear, stating that the file contains more than 2500 features and could cause application performance degradation. Click the Import all button.
How to import Geographic Information Systems ( GIS ) data?
If you have MapInfo .tab data, choose _MapInfo (.tab)from the _Files of typemenu, select your TAB file and click Open*. A message will appear, stating that the file contains more than 2500 features and could cause application performance degradation.