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Exports points, lines, measurement lines and surfaces in Google Earth KML or KMZ format.
The main difference is that the KML (Keyhole Markup Language) format is an XML-based file that describes geographic features, while the KMZ format is simply a compressed (ZIP-like) KML file that includes the KML file and other associated media files such as images and sounds, making it a single, smaller, and easier-to-share entity. To export images select KMZ.
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To export the data select Google Earth KML/KMZ.
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Enter the Export options.
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Format: select to export the data in Google Earth KML or Google Earth KMZ.
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Altitude mode: elevations can be defined in three ways:
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Clamp to ground: elevations are leaned to the 3D model of Google Earth.
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Relative to ground: elevations are referred to the 3D model of Google Earth.
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Absolute: elevations are absolute.
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Export GIS attributes: the GIS attributes that have been stored with topographic points can be exported.
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Export images: enables the export of images. Requires to export in KMZ format.
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Image type: to select the type of image to export.
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Sketch: exports the sketch image.
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Original: exports the original image.
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Tag image: exports the tag image.
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Export measurement lines: enables the export of measurement lines, for example GNSS baselines.
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Click Accept to export the file.