The GT_LandXML2CSV<\/strong> command in GeoTools<\/strong> allows users to extract and convert LandXML data into CSV format<\/strong>, making it easier to analyze and use elevation, surface, and coordinate data in spreadsheets, databases, or GIS applications<\/strong>. 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This tool is particularly useful for civil engineers, surveyors, and GIS professionals who work with Civil 3D terrain models and need structured tabular data. 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