CSV to NAD83 Point Layer
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I have a set of survey readings stored in a clean CSV file and I need them transformed into a ready-to-use GIS point layer. The final layer must be built on the NAD 83 coordinate system so it lines up perfectly with the rest of my mapping workflows.
Please take each row from the CSV, create the corresponding point feature, and return the finished layer in a standard GIS format—Shapefile or a file geodatabase is fine as long as the spatial reference is clearly embedded. A quick attribute check to be sure every field from the spreadsheet is carried over accurately will be part of the hand-off review.
If you can turn this around quickly, let me know your approach and the software you’ll use (ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, Python scripts with geopandas—whatever you prefer). I’m happy to move forward as soon as I know the data will land in NAD 83 exactly as required.
Please take each row from the CSV, create the corresponding point feature, and return the finished layer in a standard GIS format—Shapefile or a file geodatabase is fine as long as the spatial reference is clearly embedded. A quick attribute check to be sure every field from the spreadsheet is carried over accurately will be part of the hand-off review.
If you can turn this around quickly, let me know your approach and the software you’ll use (ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, Python scripts with geopandas—whatever you prefer). I’m happy to move forward as soon as I know the data will land in NAD 83 exactly as required.
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