Geospatial Data Science Lab
Each birth generation signifies an era in history, and has brought new ideas, theories, etc. So, what are the birth generations, and where are they currently living?
Check out the map-based storytelling website https://kyle-mcnair.github.io/birth-generation-map/map/index.html… developed by our graduate Student Kyle McNair.
Some students asked me the question about the difference between Esri standard and the open standard in my course: Geospatial Big Data Analytics. The current ArcGIS conversion tool (in ArcMap not ArcGIS Pro) “JSON To Features” only supports its own format (aka Esri GeoJSON) and the structure is below:
And it is different from the open standard GeoJSON format from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) working group, http://geojson.org/
It means that even if your GeoJSON is correctly generated, you won’t be able to convert it into a shapefile format using the ArcGIS conversion tool mentioned above.
Another option would be using ArcGIS Pro or the online tool for the conversion of open standard GeoJSON to shp:
https://mygeodata.cloud/converter/geojson-to-shp
And there are some other open source tools for the same purpose too:-)