It is an ASCII file with .txt extension with a header and a line for each location to be imported.

The header is formed by a line with the following fields separated by semicolons (;):

•"name": Name of the location.

•"x": Longitude, by default in geographic WGS84.

•"y": Latitude, by default in geographic WGS84.

•"system": Location coordinate system. This system must exist in the list of default coordinate systems of the user's preferences. It is an optional field.

•"epsg": Coordinate system identifier. It is an alternative for defining coordinates in other systems. For example, the code "epsg:4326" corresponds to the geographic coordinate system WGS84. It is an optional field. If neither this field nor the "system" exists, the coordinates are considered in geographic WGS84.

•"height": Location height. It is an optional field.

Then we have a line for each location, respecting the previous order of columns and separating the fields with semicolons (;). The decimal separator is the period (.).

EXAMPLE

name;x;y;epsg;height

Loc1;2.1348;41.7537;epsg:4326;10

Loc2;2.3465;41.0017;epsg:4326;10

Loc3;2.0605;41.8535;epsg:4326;10

Loc4;2.3947;41.3042;epsg:4326;10

Loc5;2.2582;41.8265;epsg:4326;10

Loc6;2.4182;41.6830;epsg:4326;10

Loc7;2.1345;41.5386;epsg:4326;10

Loc8;2.0954;41.9462;epsg:4326;10

Loc9;2.4625;41.0464;epsg:4326;10

Loc10;2.0313;41.8614;epsg:4326;10