Aspose. GIS for .NET

.NET APIs to manipulate GIS files on the fly

Create, Read, Edit & Convert GIS files from within .NET applications.

Aspose.GIS for .NET enables you to access & manipulate geographic information from vector based geospatial data formats. You can read, write & convert most popular GIS file formats such as Shapefile & GeoJSON from within your .NET applications without requiring any additional tools or software.

An overview of Aspose.GIS for .NET API.

 Layers

• Access Features from Shapefile
• Convert Polygon to LineString
• Iterate Features of a Layer
• Get Layer Attributes & Values
• Filter Features by Attribute

 Geometries

• Count Geometries in a Shape
• Access Points & Geometries
• Iterate Points in Geometry
• Create Points & MultiPoints
• Create Polygons with Holes
• Get Geometry Type Information

Aspose.GISfor .NET

Advanced .NET GIS Manipulation API Features

 

 

Inter-convert GIS file formats

 

Load existing GIS files from stream or file path

 

Write data in Shapefile formats

 

Lightweight & standalone component

 

Write data in GeoJSON format

 

Convert GeoJSON files to Shapefile with attribute adjustments

Read or Create GIS Files

Aspose.GIS for .NET not only supports loading GIS file formats for manipulation & conversion but it also provides the capability to create GIS files from scratch. .NET developers can use the API to create basic geometries such as Point, MultiPoint, Line, MultiLine, Polygon and so on, which can be further used to generate complex features.

Format-Independent Object Model

Aspose.GIS for .NET lets you manage geometries and feature attributes of supported GIS file formats without worrying about the underlying format implementation. The uniform representation of feature attributes for both ESRI Shapefiles and GeoJSON frees you from writing separate code to manage both formats.

Inter-convert Geo Formats

Aspose.GIS for .NET provides the capability to convert between supported Geo formats with just a few lines of code. This includes conversion of ESRI Shapefiles to GeoJSON format and vice versa.