2017年7月5日 · You will need to use a different code in the cpg file. For example, Latin-9 requires the code ISO 88591 instead. Just that, one small line of text at the top of a text file. The …

2016年3月7日 · I've got several geodatabases that include feature classes with Greek letters in a lot of the attributes. When I try exporting a feature class as a shapefile from ArcCatalog, the …

2015年3月5日 · Here is a post to a more general question (Which character encoding is used by the DBF file in shapefiles?), but maybe one of the answers is helpful for you: "ArcGIS and …

2022年5月16日 · I have the following files: file.cpg, file.dbf, file.prf, file.sbn, file.sbx, file.shp, file.shp.xml, file.shx How do I open this in ArcGIS Pro which is looking for a file with extension …

2011年7月15日 · The file utility is able to guess the encoding of a text file. Use ogr2ogr for a conversion that preserves the original encoding if there is no .cpg file: ogr2ogr -f CSV file.csv …

The set of files that you have is referred to collectively, as a Shapefile. It is a common spatial data format developed by ESRI that is used for data transfer between many different packages. …

How can I get ogr2ogr to write a UTF-8 encoded *.dbf file when exporting to Shapefile? Similar to How to encode shapefiles from LATIN1 to UTF-8?, this is possible with -lco ENCODING=UTF-8.

2017年5月20日 · Which character-encoding is used by the dbf-file in shapefiles? It seems it is handled different, based on the program and the local encoding-settings of the machine.

The value attribute table (VAT) of ArcGIS is not usually a standard part of raster models. Since the dBase-III+ file exists in your data sample (as .tif.vat.dbf), you can likely find some way of …

2020年8月5日 · I think this tutorial is a good reference for you to review Uploading a shapefile to Google Earth Engine. Here are the details below to the steps you can take that can solve your …