Support layer style definitions based on SLD-Files (Styled Layer Descriptor | OGC ) - Load AND Save. It would improve interop. with other tools and software and data from organisations like European Environment Agency.
Here is an external program that worked in the past: ArcMAP2SLD
https://wald.intevation.org/frs/?group_id=32&release_id=892
recently adapted by the developer to support .Net 3.5
In the past it worked for me, but native support is always better and really OCG compliant, which ArcGIS lack on details to my humble meaning
I have tried to create a SLD file from raster and it is not supported. Do you know how to create SLD file from raster?
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It would be fantastic if viewers could please vote to promote this idea so that it is considered for implementation by ESRI.
My department provides spatial data to the public but they are not all ESRI users.
I would also really like to provide our spatial data display to the non esri users.
An ArcGIS tool to convert my layer files to an open source SLD format would solve this.
I would prefer to not have to load other software to do this conversion.
Thanks ESRI - in anticipation!
I'm sure there are big difficulties trying to convert all the intricate stuff you can do in ESRI symbology to the SLD format. Probably impossible. However, I still want it
Don,
I highly doubt there would be big difficulties. ESRI can export to KML just fine and my guess is that KML files are somewhat similar to SLD.
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@KoryKramer is this something ESRI will consider (like yesterday), there are thousands of views and when combined with the other idea over 100 votes!
Large organisations such as the FAO all want to use geonetwork\geonode and they want data with SLD style files. ArcPro should really be able to export ESRI layer styles and read SLD. To not be able to read/export SLD is simply pushing everyone towards QGIS...
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