sl2sl
Converts one streaming line format to another. It is
particularly useful to create tilings of lines and
produce KML files that can be displayed in google earth.
Example usage:
sl2sl -i ../data/lidar_band10.slb -osla | more
Converts from our Streaming Line Binary (SLB) format to our
Streaming Line Ascii (SLA) format and pipes the result to the
command line, where the 'more' command allows you to look at
the contents of the header and the file.
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb
If called without any other arguments, it will simply read the
entire file and compute and output the number of vertices and
lines and the extent of the bounding box.
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb -o ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.kml -utm 17T -ellipsoid 23
Converts from our Streaming Line Binary (SLB) format to Google
Earth' KML format. Because the lines need to be converted into
longitude latitude representation, we need to specify the projection
that the lines are currently in. In this example they are in utm
zone 17T and use the WGS-84 ellipsoid.
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb -ellipsoid -1
Prints a list of all supported ellipsoids.
sl2sl -i ../data/PIE_0015.slb -o ../data/PIE_0015.kml -stateplane83 MA_M
Converts from our Streaming Line Binary (SLB) format to Google
Earth' KML format. The projection is specified as the NAD83 datum,
Massachusetts State Plane Mainland Zone coordinate system.
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb -okml -utm 17T -ellipsoid 23 -tiling_nlls "../data/gilmer" 500000 4310000 200
Creates a tiling in KML format that starts at the lower left.
Coordinate 500000 4310000 with a tile size of 200. Note that
in order for this to work correctly you should use an absolute
path (i.e. "c:/lidar/data/gilmer" instead of "../data/gilmer").
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb -okml -utm 17T -ellipsoid 23 -tiling_nllsxy "../data/gilmer" 500000 4310000 200 2 3
Same as last command but creates only a tiling that is 2 tiles
in x and 3 tiles in y direction.
sl2sl -i ../data/gilmer_e500_n4310.slb -okml -utm 17T -ellipsoid 23 -tiling_ns "../data/gilmer" 500
Creates a tiling in KML format that starts with the minima of the
bounding box of the *.slb file as the lower left coordinate and
uses a tile size of 500. Again, in order for this to work correctly you
should use an absolute path (i.e. "c:/lidar/data/gilmer" instead of
"../data/gilmer").
Other options include:
-lcc, -lambert, -lambert_conic_conformal: specify an LCC projection
-tm, -traverse, -traverse_mercator: specify a TM projection
-survey_feet, -survey_foot, -surveyfeet, -surveyfoot, -surveyft, -sft: horizontal coordinates are in survey feet
-feet, -foot, -ft: horizontal coordinates are in feet
-meter, -met, -m: horizontal coordinates are in meter (default)
-elevation_feet, -elevation_foot, -elevation_ft, -elev_feet, -elev_foot, -elev_ft: elevation is in feet
-elevation_meters, -elevation_meter, -elevation_m, -elev_meters, -elev_meter, -elev_m: elevation is in meter (default)
-elevation_offset , -elev_offset : add an elevation offset in meters
For more info:
sl2sl -h
Usage:
sl2sl -i in.slb -osla | more
sl2sl -i in.sla -o out.slb
sl2sl -i in.slb -opoly > out.poly
sl2sl -ipoly -oslb -compact < in.poly > out.poly
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -utm_zone 17S -ellipsoid 23
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -lambert_conic_conformal 609601.22 0.0 meter 33.75 -79 34.33333 36.16666 -ellipsoid 11
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -lcc 1640416.666667 0.0 survey_feet 47.000000 -120.833333 47.50 48.733333 -ellipsoid 6 -survey_feet -elevation_feet
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -utm_zone 16T -ellipsoid 23 -tiling_nllsxy "data/tiles" 500000 4300000 1000 5 5
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -utm_zone 16T -ellipsoid 23 -tiling_nlls "data/tiles" 500000 4300000 1000
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -stateplane83 MA_M -tiling_nxy "data/tiles" 5 5
sl2sl -i in.slb -o out.kml -utm_zone 11S -ellipsoid 11 -tiling_ns "data/tiles" 1000
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More info for some flags:
-lambert_conic_conformal [meter|feet|surveryfeet] <1stStdParallel> <2ndStdParallel>
-traverse_mercator [meter|feet|surveryfeet]
-stateplane83 IA_N
-stateplane27 IA_S
-tiling_nllsxy
If you find bugs let me (
isenburg@cs.unc.edu) know.
All information copied directly from
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~isenburg/googleearth/tools/sl2sl_README.txt
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ChristianStith - 17 Jun 2008