I want to get information from static kml file or mapinfo tab file i.e I have a kml/mapinfo tab file that i open on google earth/mapinfo and it shows multiple placemarks but i want to get coordinates of all the placemarks that lie within 1km circle from my required single placemark. How it can be possilble on google eatrh or mapbasic code?
How to get placemark info from static kml
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What you're looking for is a basic "point in polygon" analysis function available in most GIS software, but not in Google Earth or Maps. If you know how to use the free QGIS, you could do it in there, though the steps required are somewhat complex if you're never used GIS software before. You'll need to bring in your KML, generate a new file with the single placemark and generate a circular "buffer" at the desired distance, and then select the features in the KML which overlap with the buffer. And you'll need to manage projections to make it all work correctly.
If you have a large enough KML to warrant the work, or need to do this many times, then it's probably worth figuring out how to do it with GIS software. If it's only a small number of placemarks, and you only need to do it one or a few times, then get Google Earth Pro (it's free), use the Measure tool to draw a 1km circle, and manually select the points inside it.