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Decompile placement bgl

MatthiasKNU

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Good morning everyone!

I have a question today that I'm sure is very easy to answer, but I haven't come up with a solution yet.
I have a created a bgl already some time ago, that contains only the placements for wind turbines (not the models).
I would now like to edit this bgl.

Unfortunately, I no longer have the original data, which is why I would like to decompile the bgl so that I end up with a shapefile that contains the positioning of the wind turbines.

I'm pretty sure it's pretty easy to do - but I just don't know how.
I have already tried the CVXExtractor, but it can only decompile CVX-bgls.
The bgldec, on the other hand, can only decompile Resample-bgls. What is the possibility to decompile a PLC-bgl created with ScenProc?

Thanks already in advance and have a nice weekend!
Matthias
 

arno

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Hi,

You can use the ImportBGL step of scenproc. That can make point features of the bgl. Which you can then export with ExportOGR.
 
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