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Somebody sends you a map file. A KMZ from a drone pilot, a KML export from Google My Maps, a GeoJSON layer from a city’s open data portal. You open it in QGIS, or …
use cases
KML writes every position as longitude first, then latitude: 34.78,32.08 is a point in Tel Aviv. Most people say coordinates the other way round, “latitude, …
explainers
Most map data that moves between people moves in one of three formats. They look interchangeable, and every tool converts between them. They aren’t interchangeable, …