1. In the File menu, select the Export > GeoJSON entry.
The Select directories window opens.
2. Select the desired target directory.
3. Confirm with OK.
The Export GeoJSON window opens.
4. Make the desired changes for each network object type.
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Element |
Description |
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Export |
If the option has been selected for a column, all objects or all active objects of the selected network object type are exported. |
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Only active ones |
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Include ... without surfaces |
This option is provided for all objects that have a centroid and optionally a surface. If it is selected, all objects in the respective category (e.g. zones) that do not have defined surfaces are also exported. All objects in the category are saved in a single file with the name suffix "mixed". Note You cannot import these "mixed" files back into Visum, as all objects must have the same geometry type when importing GeoJSON. |
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Columns |
Via the button you can select the attributes you want to export per network object type. The selection is done in a separate window (Selection of multiple attributes). |
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Read layout |
Click this button to read in a selection of attributes, defined per network object, from a list layout file *.lla or *.llax (Saving a list layout). The attribute selection is displayed in the <Network object type>: select attributes window and can be edited there (Selection of multiple attributes). |
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POIs |
You can limit the POI export to certain categories. To do this, open the Select POI categories window via the Select POI categories button and transfer the desired categories. Note If you select a category with subcategories, the subcategories are not exported automatically. |
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Reset |
Click this button to restore the default settings. |
If this option has been selected, only active objects of the network object type are exported.
If the option has not been selected, all objects of the network object type are exported.5. Confirm with OK.
A GeoJSON file is saved for each selected network object type.
