January 7, 20197 yr Hello, I got longitude and latitude parameters in a Excel sheet with informations of altitude. Example: Lat Long alt 524.530 97.560 671 524.524 97.794 792 524.518 98.053 914 524.508 98.300 1067 524.498 98.627 1311 I wonder if it is possible to get this data into Google Earth for visible information. Just saw a possibility to enter a .txt with long and lat parameters (my seems to be a wrong format for that). I want to view a descent into an airport. Maybe anyone knows a solution,if it is possible. Developer www.facebook.com/Crossfeed-Design Phil
January 7, 20197 yr Commercial Member You'll just need to convert it into KML format. It's a well-documented XML variant. Cheers! Luke Kolin I make simFDR, the most advanced flight data recorder for FSX, Prepar3D and X-Plane.
January 7, 20197 yr Author also possible to import the altitude of the vector in Earth? Developer www.facebook.com/Crossfeed-Design Phil
January 8, 20197 yr 21 hours ago, oriusmagus said: also possible to import the altitude of the vector in Earth? Yes.. A tutorial straight from the source - https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kml_tut FS RTWR SHRS F-111 JoinFS Little Navmap
January 9, 20197 yr Hi. Can someone explain the lat & lon format in the original post? It's one I haven't seen before. I'm accustomed to degrees with a positive or negative sign, or a N, S, E or W prefix. I thought maybe the leading 5 in the latitude data indicated southern values but if that's the case, there's nothing in the longitude to distinguish E from W. Cheers, D Edited January 9, 20197 yr by Dave Morgan spilling
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