There are a number of GIS commands that can be executed through
Connect. For most GIS commands, the actual command name is
GIS or a phrase beginning with the GIS
acronym. The generic structure of most GIS commands is:
GIS <ObjectPath> {GISOption} <Parameters>
The {GISOption} indicates the action being executed
by the command, and will change depending on the action you wish to
take. Additional <Parameters> may be required
depending on the {GISOption} specified.
| Command | Format | Description | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| GIS Export | GIS <ScenarioPath> Export "<ShapefilePath>" {ShapeType} <ObjectPath>... [{ExportOptions}] | Export STK object data into a shapefile | 10.1.1 |
| GIS Import | GIS <ScenarioPath> Import "<ShapefilePath>" {ObjectType} [<ImportOptions>] | Import GIS shapefile into current scenario | 11 |
| GIS Pattern | GIS <ScenarioPath> Pattern "<ShapefilePath>" <SensorObjectPath> | Export the footprint of a sensor to a shapefile | 4.0.6 |
| GIS Swath | GIS <ScenarioPath> Swath "<ShapefilePath>" <SensorObjectPath> | Export a sensor swath to a shapefile | 4.0.6 |
| GIS TA_Export | GIS <ScenarioPath> TA_Export "<ShapefilePath>" <ObjectPath> [<TimeStep>] | Export ephemeris as point shapes | 5.0.4 |
| GISOverlay | GISOverlay <ScenarioPath> "STK Overlay" {Add | Delete} "<OverlayFilepath>" | Display overlays on STK maps. | 10.1 |
STK Programming Interface 11.0.1