pancadastre

Convert between different cadastre fileformats. Can be used as either a Python library or a commandline program.

Example data

example.json & example.txt were generated from example.json.input using the command:

	./pancadastre.py -C example.json.input -j -s

example.json.input was taken from ../3d-csdm-schema/_sources/csdm/features/CSD/example.json.

Dependencies

This program requires Python3, PyProj, & RDFLib. PyProj & RDFLib can be installed using: pip install rdflib pyproj.

Usage

Pancadastre can be run as a commandline program with inputs specified using uppercase flags & outputs specified using lowercase flags. Each input will be written to all outputs, substituting the input's basename in place of questionmarks (?) in the output filepaths. If no outputs are given then it validates the input files without writing them out.

Some flags like --interpolate & --epsg mutates the data before writing it out.

Commandline Options

usage: pancadastre.py [-h] [-X LANDXML [LANDXML ...]] [-V VOCAB] [-C CSDM [CSDM ...]] [--interpolate [INTERPOLATE]] [--epsg EPSG] [-j [JSONFG]] [-r [RDF]] [-o [OUTPUT]] [-c [CSDM]]

options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -X LANDXML [LANDXML ...], --LANDXML LANDXML [LANDXML ...] LandXML input file -V VOCAB, --vocab VOCAB Jurisdictional vocabulary to align to -C CSDM [CSDM ...], --CSDM CSDM [CSDM ...] JSON-Topology input file --interpolate [INTERPOLATE] Interpolate curves, possibly specifying length in meters of each segment (default 1m) --epsg EPSG Overwrite the projection being used. -j [JSONFG], --jsonfg [JSONFG] JSONfg output file -r [RDF], --rdf [RDF] RDF syntax to output -o [OUTPUT], --output [OUTPUT] RDF file to output to -c [CSDM], --csdm [CSDM] CSDM JSON output file