Converters: KML, shapefile, GPX and CSV to EUDR GeoJSON
Open Google Earth files, shapefiles, GPS tracks and spreadsheets directly. Coordinate systems are detected and converted, and every decision is shown.
Most plot data does not start as GeoJSON. The checker reads the formats it usually starts in, converts them in your browser, and then checks the result exactly as it would a GeoJSON file.
| Format | From |
|---|---|
| KML, KMZ | Google Earth and most mapping apps |
| Shapefile (zipped, or the parts together) | QGIS, ArcGIS, survey and forestry software |
| GPX | GPS devices and tracking apps |
| CSV | Excel and other spreadsheets: points, one row per corner, or WKT |
Coordinate systems
The coordinate system is taken from the file when it says (a .prj, for example). When
it does not, and the numbers are metres, it is guessed only if exactly one UTM zone puts
every plot in the declared country, and you are told. Otherwise you choose, from a
short list of likely systems or by searching all 6,983 in the EPSG dataset.
Nothing silent
Every decision (a path closed into a polygon, a column renamed, a zone guessed, altitude dropped) is listed after conversion and recorded in the change log and the PDF report.