On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 2:51 PM, Dave Roberts wrote:
> Rich,
>
>I'm working on a page for my tutorial on "GRASS for Ecologists" called
> "Living with ESRI". Let me know how your project works out so I can benefit
> from your experience.
>
> Dave
Awesome, please share it here once you are fin
On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Dave Roberts wrote:
I'm working on a page for my tutorial on "GRASS for Ecologists" called
"Living with ESRI". Let me know how your project works out so I can
benefit from your experience.
Dave,
Okay.
Rich
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Rich,
I'm working on a page for my tutorial on "GRASS for Ecologists"
called "Living with ESRI". Let me know how your project works out so I
can benefit from your experience.
Dave
On 10/27/16 11:13, Rich Shepard wrote:
Dave,
Yes, I have/had this; don't know if it's still on the hard
On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Dave Roberts wrote:
I would look at the excellent MDB-tools package
(http://mdbtools.sourceforge.net). mdb-export will pull a specific layer out
of the mdb file. Unless it's a point coverage it's not going to contain
spatial data though, and even for point coverages it'
On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Helmut Kudrnovsky wrote:
See
http://www.gdal.org/drv_pgeo.html
try accordingly to this GDAL driver manual ogrinfo to your mdb files.
it works for me on windows and linux to read personal geodatabases with the
. Mdb extension.
Helmut,
Thank you. This is good information.
Rich,
I would look at the excellent MDB-tools package
(http://mdbtools.sourceforge.net). mdb-export will pull a specific layer
out of the mdb file. Unless it's a point coverage it's not going to
contain spatial data though, and even for point coverages it's rare to
the the point coordinat
Rich Shepard wrote
> On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Randal Hale wrote:
>
>> The MXD files are just ArcGIS Map documents. They will hold no data -
>> only
>> symbology.
>
> Randy,
>
>Therefore, useless to me.
>
>> You'll need to get your data out of the personal geodatabase files (the
>> .mdb files).
On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Randal Hale wrote:
The MXD files are just ArcGIS Map documents. They will hold no data - only
symbology.
Randy,
Therefore, useless to me.
You'll need to get your data out of the personal geodatabase files (the
.mdb files). It's been a while since I've tackled that - I
On Thu, 27 Oct 2016, Donovan Cameron wrote:
Hey Rich, the .mxd files are project files for ESRI's ArcGIS and don't
really contain any "data". They can be opened with ArcMap for example and
are used to mostly conduct geospatial analysis and map production.
Donovan,
Interesting. That's the pr
The MXD files are just ArcGIS Map documents. They will hold no data -
only symbology.
You'll need to get your data out of the personal geodatabase files (the
.mdb files). It's been a while since I've tackled that - I wrote a
tutorial for doing this in QGIS. People have had hit or miss luck wit
Hey Rich, the .mxd files are project files for ESRI's ArcGIS and don't
really contain any "data". They can be opened with ArcMap for example
and are used to mostly conduct geospatial analysis and map production.
The other files you have, .mdb may contain the spatial data but I think
that data
I have a 90 files that are supposed to be figures but have the Microsoft
Access .mdb extension and another 88 files with ARC/GIS .mxd extensions.
When I look at supported formats for v.in.ogr I don't see either of those
after sorting the list (why isn't it sorted anyway?).
Is there a way to i
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