EXPORT

Export to DXF, CSV, GeoTIFF & PDF

Analysis is only useful if it leaves the app cleanly. STREAM exports to the formats your downstream tools expect — CAD vectors, coordinate tables, georeferenced rasters and print-ready reports.

Deliverables, not dead ends

Every result in STREAM — vectors, contours, cross-sections, analysis layers, volumes — is built to be exported, so it flows into CAD, GIS and reports without manual rework.

Georeferencing is preserved on export, so rasters and vectors land correctly in the receiving tool.

Export (DXF, CSV, GeoTIFF) in STREAM

DXF for CAD

Export vectors, contours and cross-section drawings to DXF, keeping layers, for use in CAD.

GeoTIFF rasters

Export analysis results and cut/fill heat maps as georeferenced GeoTIFF for GIS.

CSV tables

Export coordinates, points and measurement tables as CSV for spreadsheets and reports.

PDF reports

Produce print-ready PDF reports for stockpile volume and change detection.

Supported formats

DXF
Vectors, contours, cross-sections
GeoTIFF
Georeferenced analysis rasters
CSV / PDF
Tables and print-ready reports

Frequently asked questions

What formats can STREAM export?

DXF for CAD vectors and drawings, GeoTIFF for georeferenced rasters, CSV for tables, and PDF for stockpile and change-detection reports.

Is georeferencing kept on export?

Yes. Exported rasters and vectors keep their coordinate system so they land correctly in the receiving tool.

Can I export cross-section drawings?

Yes. Cross-section drawings export to DXF, alongside the cubature (volume) table.

Try Export (DXF, CSV, GeoTIFF) in STREAM

Free beta for Windows x64. Works fully offline with GeoTIFF, LAS/LAZ and DXF.

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