Convert SQLite to FlatGeobuf
Information about converting SQLite files to FlatGeobuf.
Formats
Compare vector, tabular, CAD, tile, and database-backed geodata formats.
Coordinate systems
Understand EPSG codes, projections, datums, and reprojection considerations.
Workflows
Explore common GIS data exchange paths and what to check when formats change.
Reference article
SQLite
SQLite is a lightweight, disk-based relational database engine that does not require a separate server process.
FlatGeobuf
FlatGeobuf is an open format for encoding geospatial data based on FlatBuffers, optimized for performance and streaming.