Before, I used Google Earth as a mapping but now I am trying to migrate to GE OpenLayers3.
commits can we do to show the KMZ file on Open layers3?
Be welcome to Openlayers. You can show KML on OL3 maps, so first unzip your KMZ and see the examples.
You need to unzip the KMZ with a library like zip.js, and then to use the KML format to read uncompress data.
You can find a working example for this purpose (caution: it's a kmz calling other kmz ;) )
I repeat here the warning here I have in my github repo
Demo depends from alerts provided by NOAA National
Weather Service at their Storm prediction center, so display can be
empty)
However, if demo does not show geometry, you can look the log in the console for learning purpose (KMZ uncompressed but just with no geometry)
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I have downloaded the single purchase raster file of the Australia-Oceania from Open tiles. The download has finished but when I attempt to open the file using GeoPro or QGIS I receive an error message that this file cannot be loaded. Can anyone help?
Shauna
My theory is that you have to open the file with the blob logo (second version of the file listed in the file browser) and since the data set is so big (6+ gb) it will take a very long time to open.
It's worth also posting a new question on their support forum:
https://support.maptiler.com/s2-desktop
Here's how I've come to this theory:
You've downloaded and installed QGIS from here
https://qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html
You've downloaded the mbtiles Australia map from here
https://openmaptiles.com/downloads/tileset/osm/australia-oceania/?usage=open-source
I found a guide for opening mbtiles in QGIS:
https://support.maptiler.com/i77-open-maps-in-qgis
I open QGIS
I click start a new blank project and
then drag the .mbtiles file over into the main window that now appears blank
dragging the file with the grid icon I receive an error message:
Invalid Layer: GDAL provider Cannot open GDAL dataset C:/.../2017-07-03_australia-oceania.mbtiles: `C:/.../2017-07-03_australia-oceania.mbtiles' not recognized as a supported file format. Raster layer Provider is not valid (provider: gdal, URI: C:/.../2017-07-03_australia-oceania.mbtiles
When I load the australia-oceania.mbtiles file with the blob logo, it loads for a very, very long time (3+ hours). I have not been able to wait for it to completely load.
To see if opening a file like this actually works, I downloaded a sample .mbtiles file from this website: https://docs.mapbox.com/help/glossary/mbtiles/
Opening the version of the sample trails.mbtiles file from the website above rendered the same error. If I open the version that looks like a blob for the icon, it loads in QGIS right away. This leads me to believe the loading time just takes forever since the open tiles .mbtiles file is so big.
When googling large files taking a long time to open with QGIS there are several issues open for other file types. It leads me to believe this may not be different: https://issues.qgis.org/issues/19509
Attempted to track usage of AR content in S3 (without S3).
Am trying to create referral campaign links in PixelMe .
When opening the content it opens an image of the item and and not the content itself.
Here's an example of a pixelme to USDZ link: https://pxlme.me/WnJ8WjY3
Here's an example of a pixelme to GLB link: https://pxlme.me/wK5w0S7G
Here's an example of the embedded iFrame:
<model-viewer style="width:100%;height:100%" src="GLB LINK GOES HERE"
ar auto-rotate camera-controls alt="A 3D model designed by us"
background-color="#FFF" ios-src="USDZ LINK GOES HERE" magic-leap unstable-webxr>
</model-viewer>
When integrating with Google's Model Viewer it says "object could not be opened".
How can I use referral links with AR Quick Look?
The reason something like PixelMe won't work with USDZ and GLB is because Pixelme and any ad targeting/retargeting rely on embedding a line of html into your page that loads a 1x1 pixel image from a remote server.
GLB files are binary files that will serve the images loaded into them. USDZ files are zip files of Pixar's USD format. Neither format supports adding html into it.
If you are looking to track usage of the AR Quick Look use a traditional tool like Google Analytics or any other web analytics tool that can track clicks. The only thing you need to filter for is users running iOS 12+. Any user on iOS 12+ who clicks the link will see the AR Quick Look.
I would like to open my Kmz file in Google map. But in My code only kmz file portion area is shown.
How can I show the Kmz file inside the google map with complete preview.
I was thinking about this and the best solution is to parse your KML file or if you have an KMZ you can Unzip it and then parse your XML, this could be a long operation (depends of the size of your file) so you can perform it using an AsyncTaskLoader and display it using a GoogleMap object with markers or whatever you can display on the map.
I'm following Ray Wenderlich's tutorial on creating a Simple RSS feed app.
Its great so far but I've found an issue.
At the point where he tells you to download GDataXML, he gives you a link that seems to not work, or have the desired libraries.
This is a screenshot of the portion of the tutorial:
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This the screenshot of the page the link takes you to:
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I really don't know what to do. The zip file on that link is for some addon for calenders.
Any help is appreciated.
If you click on the Source tab/link, you will be shown a page with the location of the read-only source. The location of the read-only source is displayed on that page:
# Non-members may check out a read-only working copy anonymously over HTTP.
svn checkout http://gdata-objectivec-client.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gdata-objectivec-client-read-only
The information for placemarks that I have created in a kml file does
not show on the iPad. The window opens up, but there is no content. It
has worked in the past and it works fine in Google Earth for Windows
and Android. I have a feeling that this might be an issue with Google
Earth on the iPad more than a kml issue.
Here is the file if anybody is interested in taking a look:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18240150/GoogleEarthAirports30Apr12.kml
Thanks
Your KML looks good (actually, it's very nicely done; the airports look and behave great):
Visual desk check in a text editor and it looks good
Loaded in Google Earth without problems (confirms the behavior you saw)
Also there is an Interactive KML Parser available online - your KML ran through the parse without errors
Your suspicion that the root cause of your problem lies with the iPad or Google Earth on the iPad appears to be correct. I don't have an iPad, so I can't test that, but knowing that an independent test had similar results at least helps to pinpoint the problem.
Here is a work around for this problem.
Prepare a KML file with NetworkLink tag referring to your remote KML file and download the file.
Then description rendering works well even on iOS5.
"Remote", which means a file places at a server like "http://example.com/sample.kml", is important. Local files like a file in a .kmz file don't work currently.