Since version 1.9 (currently still in trunk)
OGR supports Google Fusion Tables. There are instructions online available that show how to upload Shapefiles to Google Fusion Tables using OGR e.g. a
video from the Google I/O conference (starting at 26:30 with an introduction to GDAL/OGR).
Since
QGIS has an OGR provider I wanted to display a Google Fusion table (with spatial data) in QGIS. It can be done quite easily using a
Virtual Format layer that looks as follows:
2 | < OGRVRTLayer name = "osm_places" > |
4 | GFT:email=youremail password=yourpassword |
6 | < SrcLayer >osm_places</ SrcLayer > |
The Virtual Format layer can be loaded like any file-based vector layer. Editing and identifying work also as usual:
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Identify a feature |
To get that work it is necessary to compile QGIS with the latest (unstable) OGR library.
Any updates since 2011?
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