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Note: This chapter describes how to configure an edit layer for uploading geotagged images. General information about the configuration of edit layer please find in chapter Edit Layers.

 

Define an edit layer for that layer which will be used for creating new point features for every uploaded geotagged image. These point features will be filled with information from the image file, regarding the EXIF header (exchangeable image file format). Be sure that the used feature class is a point feature class (no multipoint, no polygon, etc.) and is saved in a feature dataset using WGS84.

 

In order to be able to save image information of the uploaded files in an attribute table of the point feature class several fields have to be prepared in the feature class. All fields that will be used for saving image information need a specific field type.

The following attribute types are supported:

 

EXIF Field

Eigenschaft

Feldtyp

Image Description

description of the image

String

model

model of the camera

String

date time

date and time of the picture

Date

altitude

height above sea level

Double

speed

speed

Double

img direction

direction of the image

Double

latitude

latitude

Double

longitude

longitude

Double

 

Additionally, there have to be prepared two attribute fields for uploading geotagged images which will hold the original and the storage filename (name which is given by the application during uploading process (GUID)):

 

Uploadfile

Eigenschaft

Feldtyp

storage filename

id that is used to save the image in the upload folder

String

original filename

original image name

String

 

Note: If one of the named fields has configured an incorrect field type the tool will not be available.

 

Example for a point feature class used for mapping the EXIF header information

Example for a point feature class used for mapping the EXIF header information