I have posted this type of question several times and never got a
response but will try again.
I am very interested in converting some of the free government map
data into SVG. I'd like just some simple guidance on how this can be
done. There is not much info on how to go about this. I went d
- SVGMapMaker requires MapInfo
- SVGMapper Released for ArcView GIS
- MI2SVG (at http://www.gisnet.com/notebook/SVG_mapping.htm) requires MapInfo.
- InstantAtlas.com uses shape or MIF/MID files, but I think you need
to pay $1000 for it...
- Hmmm...now this one looks promising, but you need perl
I missed this one, but it also seems to require ArcView
http://www.uismedia.de/mapview/eng/index.html
Likewise this:
http://www.carto.net/projects/shp2svg/
requires arcview.
Here's another resource that might help:
http://wiki.svg.org/index.php/OtherImplementations#GIS_translators
On Tue, 1 Ma
Hi Marjorie
I can read French, so Ic an explain toyou what us SVGBuilder. It is a
tool that convert MapInfo file to SVG, including tooltips, gradient and
thematic analysis.
On the oter hand, to convert some data toSVG, you can use postgresSQL.
It is a database manager which can be upgrade
Hi,
some remarks about going GIS > SVG: in general you could do that using one-off
converters to build up a "library" of SVG maps. There are many tools for that,
but for most indeed you'll need the original GIS software. Not all though:
http://www.carto.net/projects/shp2svg/
does not need Ar
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