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Downloading Layer data from the Sitemark Fuse platform
Downloading Layer data from the Sitemark Fuse platform

This article will explain the different layers you can download as well as the formats you can download them in

Updated over a week ago

Introduction

The Sitemark platform allows users to download data in various file formats for use in third-party software. This article explains the different types of data and file formats that you can download.


Downloading raw data product outputs

To download raw data product outputs for a specific operation, go to the operation and select Export in the top right corner and then click on the Data option, shown below.

Depending on the data product, you will get a list of different outputs available for download.
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Data Formats

Point Clouds

Point clouds are downloadable in LAS format.

Orthomosaics

Orthomosaics are downloadable in GeoTIFF format.


You can also select a different resolution for the orthomosaic. Selecting a lower resolution will result in a smaller file size
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Annotations and Analytics

Annotations and analytics (depending on the data product) can be downloaded in three formats: CSV, KML and GeoJSON
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CSV exports take a longer time to generate and are send automatically to your email address on completion. You can edit the email address before exporting.

These analytics can also be exported in bulk, for multiple sites and operations at once, which is handy for external analysis of your portfolio.

This support article will explain more about Bulk Edits.


Downloading individual annotations and analytics

An individual annotation or analytic such as solar anomalies, can be exported by clicking on the analytic or annotation to bring up the information tile and then click on the download button shown in the right top corner.

Currently available formats are GeoJSON and KML.


Downloading individual photos

Individual photos can also be downloaded by clicking on the download button in the right top corner of a photo
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