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Tutorial Concept | Install Aspose.GIS for .NET and enrich your business app with a geospatial data converter. This guide shows how to convert GeoJSON to raster images in C#. |
This blog post will go through the implementation of converting GeoJSON to BMP in .NET programmatically. For that purpose, we will use an enterprise-level SDK, Aspose.GIS for .NET offers numerous classes and methods for converting geospatial data into other popular formats. In addition, this .NET SDK is developer friendly, and comes with advanced data management capabilities. So, let’s start and learn how to convert GeoJSON to raster images in C# programmatically.
Setting up SDK
You can download the SDK or install it via the NuGet package manager.
Alternatively, you can run the following command in the Package Manager Console
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Convert GeoJSON to BMP in C# - Code Sample
We will follow the steps mentioned below:
- Set the path to the documents directory.
- Create an instance of the Map class.
- Use the specified SRS.
- Use the specified style to draw lines.
- Open a layer and add it to the map.
- Invoke the Render method to process the map to BMP format.
So, the below code sample demonstrates how to convert GeoJSON to BMP in C# programmatically:
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Final Thoughts
So far, we have learned how to convert GeoJSON to raster images in C# using Aspose.GIS for .NET. We also went through the installation process, which is quite simple and straightforward. This SDK empowers .NET developers to have a complete module to work with geospatial data in their applications. However, we are not ending here, and we will definitely come up with another article very soon. You can visit our developer’s guide and API reference to learn more.
Convert GeoJSON to Raster Images in C# - GitHub Example
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