CSV to KML conversion
Automatically detect common latitude, longitude and asset-name fields, review the mapping, and download a Google Earth-ready KML file.
Convert coordinate data, find transformers missing from MIS, and download previous KMLs—all in one workspace.
Transformer KML Studio helps GIS surveyors and distribution-network teams convert coordinate CSV files into Google Earth KML, compare WebGIS transformer records with MIS reports, and build node-to-node feeder networks. Files are processed locally in the browser and are not uploaded to our servers.
Automatically detect common latitude, longitude and asset-name fields, review the mapping, and download a Google Earth-ready KML file.
Compare survey exports with MIS transformer records using the supported pole and equipment relationships, then export remaining assets.
Trace feeder sections from the selected source, create hierarchical node numbers and export styled nodes with an Excel-compatible report.
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Import a CSV containing coordinates. The converter detects common column names automatically.
Required: name or ID, latitude, longitude
Detected columns can be changed
Compare WebGIS equipment with the MIS transformer report. Only the first four columns of each GIS file are used.
Select one or multiple GIS exports
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Import an HT feeder KMZ, select the feeder starting point, and generate hierarchical node numbering from source to downstream branches.
LineString sections with section and pole attributes
Matched strictly by Section ID + From Pole + To Pole
Automatic detection can be adjusted before processing
Generated files are stored locally on this device.