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One of the most important and distinctive features of GEODI is that it can produce maps with both structured and unstructured data. Unlike traditional GIS software, GEODI does not require tabular data. The place name in a PDF, or the parcel number in a document, or the kilometer value in a road project is recognized as a location. It can bring together a large number of data that do not fit together schematically.

In addition to geographic maps, GEODI can also use an electrical diagram or a picture of an airplane as a "map". 

Defining a Map Base

Definitions for Google, Bing come ready-made. We are not responsible for any royalties or additional fees or other liabilities that may be required for the use of these underlays. Please check with the respective provider pages.

The Layer List in the Project Wizard also includes underlay options. You can use an image you have, CAD files like DWG/DGN, files like GPX, geoTIFF, KML or TileJSON/WMS Servers as underlays. The underlays you define will be specific to your project. If you share your project files, you should also share the underlay files.

The underlays must have a coordinate system. For this, you must enter the appropriate EPSG and the limit coordinate values (BBOX) corresponding to this EPSG. With this method you can use any image as a map, such as the Cessna 172 in the "interactive documentation" project.

If the EPSG value you want to use is outside the existing definitions, WKT values must be created in a file named "EPSG-<epsgno>.WKT" under the GEODI/Projections directory. If you define your own EPSG value, 100000 and above prevents conflicts with existing EPSG codes. If you share your projects with others, you should also share the values you assign.

http://www.epsg-registry.org is a good resource to produce WKT from EPSG. Apart from this, the projection tools of the GIS software you use can also help you. ArcGIS, Netcad or others can store projections as WKT.

For DWG, DGN, DXF or NCZ with unknown projection, you can define a projection with an external metafile. For CAD files with unknown projection, GEODI's generic external feature definition capability is used.

To use maps in different GIS software

WMS

You can use GEODI maps in different software via OGC WMS. In this way, ArcGIS, netcad GIS, Autocad Civil 3D, GeoServer, Google Earth software or all software using infrastructures such as Open Layers, Leaflet can use the map produced with GEODI's non-structural data.

GEODI supports the OGC WMS 1.3.0 standard. In other words, when you click on the map on clients that support the 1.3.0 standard, the dialog opened in GEODI opens.

WMS offers live connection. When you change the query on the GEODI side, the published map changes. (If you have problems with the change, you should check the cache settings of the relevant software)

Address

Description

http://127.0.0.1:3323/wms?

The active project is presented.

http://127.0.0.1:3323/wms?wsname=[Proje Adı]

To publish a map of a certain project, you must replace [Project Name] with the name of your project. You must replace the spaces in the project name Example = http://127.0.0.1:3323/wms?wsname=deneme%20proje

KML

You can export the GEODI Map as KML. KML is not dynamic. It is not affected by GEODI queries or new content.

GeoJSON

GeoJSON report export the selected location as GeoJSON. This report can be used in ArcGIS or other GIS. The links provided for each geometric entity allow users to open documents from ArcGIS.

ArcGIS Enterprise Widget

This free widget allows ArcGIS Enterprise users to search and open documents through GEODI.

Trouble Shooting

 Troubleshooting Shape file projection issues
  • If the shape file projections are missing or incorrect, you may experience problems in reading, viewing and using the file as a dictionary.

    • In case of a projection problem you need to edit or recreate the PRJ file.

      • The projection problem will be displayed directly during operations such as dictionary preparation, during scanning it will be recorded in the scan log file.

      • Example "Missing projection parameter 'latitude_of_origin' It is also not defined as 'latitude_of_center'. Parameter name: parameterNam" is an example of GEODI not recognizing the projection in question. 

      • For editing it is necessary to create a Projection WKT using another software that recognizes the projection of the file and modify the PRJ content.

      • You can make use of

  • If you want us to help, you can also send us the Shape file or PRJ file you are having trouble with.

 Projection Definition for DWG, DGN, DXF Files with Unknown Projection

Defining the projection for DWG and DGN files containing plans or maps will increase the usefulness of GeoArchive and CAD&GIS viewer modules.

Supported Formats

 ShapeFile character encoding issues

A solution in case "strange" characters appear in short summaries when viewing records:

  • Create a CPG or CST file with the same name as the shape file and write the encoding name like ( UTF-8 , ISO-... ... https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.encoding(v=vs.110).aspx  )

  • If writing encoding is not a solution, after backing up the DBF file in the same directory as the SHP file, open it with OpenOffice or other software and select the encoding. The file is saved with the same name and extension.

    • ! The dbf file must be backed up. After this process, errors may be received when SHP is viewed with different programs.

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