Hello everyone, I have some shapefiles from Brazil map and I want to merge then with some stats to create a heat map or anything like that. I found a lot of tutorials with examples on how to work with .kml files and SAS but I only have the SAS Enterprise Guide and the codes provided by the authors doenst seem to work, someone could help me with some tutorial? Thanks in advance!
The built-in maps that SAS provides don't always have the same detailed boundaries that are appropriate for the detailed reporting you might want to do for a locality. That was the inspiration behind my Australia example.
Still, it might be worth it to visit SAS MapsOnline to see if there are updates you can use.
Chris
There are a lot of free tools to convert KML to SHP files out there, use one of those and then come back to your original problem.
SAS also has built in maps for many countries, so another question is do you even need to use the SHP file in the first place?
The built-in maps that SAS provides don't always have the same detailed boundaries that are appropriate for the detailed reporting you might want to do for a locality. That was the inspiration behind my Australia example.
Still, it might be worth it to visit SAS MapsOnline to see if there are updates you can use.
Chris
geocommons.com will allow you to convert KML to SHP
depending on size of your files of course
EDIT: I was reading your question backwards, KML ->SHP rather than SHP->KML but the geocommons website will still accomplish either conversion.
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