This R-script converts a exported polygon (*.poly) from Mission Planner to kml (or any other format supported by rgdal). It is easy to read code and feel free to modify it for your own purpose.
library(sp) library(rgdal) # All files in this directory and all subfolders with file ending .poly will be converted to kml. # It is assumed that the .poly file has a comment lines using #. # Coordinates of the polygon are in Lat Long and in WGS84 format. Space as separator setwd("D:\\foldername\\subfolder") lof <- list.files(path=".", recursive=T, pattern=".\\.poly") for (i in 1:length(lof)) { dir <- dirname(lof[i]) fname <- basename(lof[i]) fnameWithoutEnding <- strsplit(fname, "\\.")[[1]][1] loc <- read.csv(file=lof[i], header=F, sep=" ", comment.char="#") p <- Polygon(coords=cbind(loc$V2, loc$V1)) ps <- Polygons(srl=list(p), ID = fnameWithoutEnding) ps_sp <- SpatialPolygons(list(ps), proj4string=CRS("+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84")) ps_spdf <- SpatialPolygonsDataFrame(ps_sp, data=data.frame("name"=fnameWithoutEnding, row.names = fnameWithoutEnding)) writeOGR(obj = ps_spdf, dsn=paste0(dir, "/", fnameWithoutEnding, ".kml"), driver = "KML", overwrite_layer = T, layer = fnameWithoutEnding) }