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List of Supported Filetypes

This article lists the filetypes the application processes embedded

Written by Oliver Schallehn
Updated this week

The platform acts as a regular cloud service where any file can be uploaded regardless of filetype or format.

Being a platform specialized for marine data, a range of common sensor and other spatial file formats are supported. These files are smartly indexed and made available for preview in the file inspector. This includes previews of spatial footprints, file information and metadata, tabular and 3D previews, whichever is applicable for the specific file formats.

In addition, common media formats (docx, xlsx, pdf, png, jpg) and various video formats as well as unformatted text can be visualized.

Not listed file types need to be downloaded and viewed in a suitable application.

Overview by (Sensor) Type

  • Marine Data from multibeam echo-sounder (MBES)

    • Leidos GSF

    • Triton XTF

    • Kongsberg KMALL

    • Kongsberg ALL

    • Teledyne S7K

    • Simrad RAW

    • SEABEAM

  • Marine Data from side-scan sonar (SSS)

    • Triton XTF

    • EdgeTech JSF

    • Marine Sonic SDS

    • Klein SDF

    • Kraken Robotics TIL

  • Seismic related formats

    • SEG SEGY

    • SEGD

    • EdgeTech JSF

  • Marine Data from magnetic sensors (MAG)

    • ASCII GRID

    • CSV

    • JSON

  • Marine Data from subbottom profilers (SBP)

    • SEG SEGY

    • EdgeTech JSF

  • Marine Data from water column

    • Simrad RAW

  • Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental

    • AGS

  • Aerial photography applications and satellite research

    • (Geo-)TIFF

    • PNG

  • Climate and ecology research file formats

    • (Geo-)TIFF

    • NetCDF

    • CSV

  • Marine Charting and Navigation Data

    • UKOOA

  • Pointcloud data formats (e.g. Lidar)

    • LAS

    • LAZ

    • PTS

    • XYZ

    • QGUP (as raster preview)

  • GIS and geospatial data formats

    • Shapefile (SHP, SHX, DBF)

    • File Geodatabase (GDB)

    • (Geo-)TIFF

    • (Geo-)JSON

    • (Geo-)PARQUET

  • General purpose data formats

    • CSV

    • DOCX, XLSX, PDF (Document)

    • BMP, JPG, PNG, TIFF (Image)

    • MP4, M4V, MOV, WEBM, AVI, MKV (Video)

    • ZIP file archives

Table View by File Format in alphabetical Order

  • During files inspection appropriate views are offered depending on the individual file type (e.g. show metadata of sensor used, tabular file content, location of survey data on map, processing log, pointcloud 3D view).

  • To preview a file or open a sensor specific file please select a file of this type within the left side tree view, the right main area will then (if supported according to below list) populate with appropriate content.

File Format

Data Type

Map (Footprint) Preview

Table View of Data

PointCloud 3D Preview

2D Image / Preview

Logs

*.ags

GeoTechnical

*.all

MBES

*.avi

Video

*.bmp

Image

*.csv

Ascii file

Pointcloud

Pointcloud

*.docx

Document

Vectors and Rasters

*.glb

Meshes

*.gsf

MBES

*.jpg

Image

*.jpg (with worldfile)

Raster

*.jsf

Seismic

*.jsf

SSS

*.kmall

MBES

*.las

Point

*.laz

Point

*.m4v

Video

*.mkv

Video

*.mov

Video

*.mp4

Video

*.pdf

Document

*.png

Image

*.png (with worldfile)

Raster

Point Cloud

*.qgup

Raster

*.qpd

MBES

*.qpd

SSS

*.qpd

SBP

*.qt

Video

*.raw

Watercolumn

*.raw

SBP

*.s7k

MBES

*.sdf

SSS

*.sds

SSS

SEABEAM

MBES

*.segd

SBP

*.sgy (*.segy)

SBP

Vector

*.tiff (geotiff)

Raster

*.tiff (Image)

Image

*.tiff (with worldfile)

Raster

*.til

SSS

*.txt

Ascii file

Point Cloud

ukooa

Vector

*.wav

Audio

Graph

*.webm

Video

*.xlsx

Document

*.xml

Metadata

*.xtf

MBES

*.xtf

SSS

Point Cloud

Archive

Note that files need to have a epsg code (coordinate system information) to be shown on the map.

MBES: Multi Beam Echo Sounder

SSS: Side Scan Sonar

SBP: Sub Bottom Profiler

Further file types' support is constantly added, if you are missing an important type please contact us via a chat message or write an email to support@trueocean.io to request it.

Please name the type, reason why it is important to be included and what you expect to be displayed when investigating files of this type.

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