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  • March 5, 2018
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Hi guys,

How would you retrieve attributes of raster KMZ file.

In Google Earth, you see the actual attributes of raster kmz file, but in FME when reading it, it does not show them.

Any ideas appreciated.

Thanks

David

Best answer by geochoice2017

east-coverage.kmzHi Matt,

here i am uploading a sample one.

please have a go and let me know further.

thanks for your help!

thanks

David

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  • March 6, 2018

Hi @geochoice2017,

 

Are these user attributes or metadata from the image. You can open up the KMZ with a zip extractor. Are the attributes inside a kml withing the KMZ or are they contained in the image itself (Jpeg/geotiff metadata).

 

Can you share a small example with us here? I can quickly compare Google Earth and FME. Perhaps this article is useful? https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/19918/how-to-expose-feature-attributes-from-kml-tag.html


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  • March 8, 2018

east-coverage.kmzHi Matt,

here i am uploading a sample one.

please have a go and let me know further.

thanks for your help!

thanks

David


fmelizard
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  • March 9, 2018

east-coverage.kmzHi Matt,

here i am uploading a sample one.

please have a go and let me know further.

thanks for your help!

thanks

David

Hiya @geochoice2017, sorry for the delay here.

 

I've taken a look and it seems like the info is brought into FME when read. What I round was that the info is actually linked to the Placemark rather than the Raster image.