Georeferenced_File layers in Dielmo Maps allow for the visualization and management of georeferenced files, which contain spatial information linked to specific geographic coordinates. These layers are ideal for working with a variety of file formats, such as PDF documents, images, text files, among others, that contain embedded geospatial data.

Generating Georeferenced_File Layers and Georeferencing.csv

If you wish to create a Georeferenced_File layer in Dielmo Maps, along with the “georeferencing.csv” file, you can follow these steps:

1. Data Preparation: Gather the files you want to include in your Georeferenced_File layer, along with the “georeferencing.csv” file containing the georeferencing information associated with each file. Ensure that each file is correctly georeferenced and that the “georeferencing.csv” file has the proper format.
2. Structure of the “georeferencing.csv” file: The “georeferencing.csv” file should have a specific structure, with each row representing a file and its associated geographic coordinates in the following format: filename;latitude;longitude
3. Creating the Georeferenced_File Layer: Use tools like QGIS or ArcGIS to create the Georeferenced_File layer and the “georeferencing.csv” file following the coordinates provided in the file.
4. Compression into a ZIP File: Once you have the files and the “georeferencing.csv” file prepared, compress them into a ZIP file. Ensure that the ZIP file contains all the files and the “georeferencing.csv” file at the root of the ZIP file.
5. Uploading to Dielmo Maps: Once you have created the ZIP file with the Georeferenced_File layer and the “georeferencing.csv” file, you can upload it to Dielmo Maps to visualize and manage your georeferenced data in the platform.

By following these steps, you will be able to create and upload Georeferenced_File layers to Dielmo Maps, allowing for the visualization and management of geospatial data linked to specific geographic coordinates.”