Basic info for orient us towards the use of ODK

[mathieubossaert]

Hi @Dominik1,

@Dominik1

A csv file with geopoints would work. With polylines or polygons not. This is due to the well known text format (wkt) that is used in odk / kobo / geoodk (at least that's what I think, I haven't tried it properly)

You should take a look at this showcase to get a real WKT geometry within your form :

ODK geoshape/geotrace/geopoint to WKT

After kml export by @Xiphware and geojson export by @detrygeoffroy, I simply adapted @Xiphware example forms to generate wkt (point, linestring, polygon) from geopoint, geotrace and geoshape odk fields. In opposition to geojson and kml, WKT does only describes the geometry, it does not contains any attribute value. [odk_to_wkt] So you can collect data and open exported CSV within QGIS with "delimited text layer" tool, choose the column which store wkt, select the projection (4326) and show y…