extraction - How can I extract x, y and z coordinates from geographical data by Python? -

I have geographic data in which 14 variables are in the following format:

QUADNAME : Rockport_colony_SD resolution: 10 ULLAT: 43.625
ULLON: -9 7.8,75,27,466 LRLAT: 43.5
LRLON: -9 7.7,50,27,466 HDATUM: 27
Zmin: 361.58401489 Zmax: 413.38400269 ZMEAN: 396.1293335 ZSIGMA: 12.36359215 PMETHOD: 5
QUADDATE:. 20,001,001

There are no previous variables in the entire data sequence

How can I remove coordinates for ULLAT, ULLAN and LRLAT in three lists from the data, so that each row one Match the location?

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This can be a big task if the data is in a large flat text file:

  import again data = "" "QUADNAME: rockport_colony_SD resolution: 10 ULLAT: 43.625 ULLON: -9 7.8,75,27,466 LRLAT: 43.5 LRLON: -9 7.7,50,27,466 HDATUM: 27 Zmin: 361.5,84,01,48 9 Zmax: 413.3,84,00,269 ZMEAN: 39 6.12, 93,335 ZSIGMA: 1 2.36359215 PMETHOD: 5 QUADDATE: 20,001,001 "" "regex = re .compile (r "" ULLAT ?. (P & LT; ullat & gt; - [. \ D]) *? ULLON: \ (? P & lt; ullon> -? [\ D.] +). *? LRLAT: \ (? P & lt; lrlat & gt; - [\ d.]?) "", Re.DOTALL | re.VERBOSE) print regex.findall (data) # yield: [('43. 625 ',' 7.89.7 , 27466 ', '43 .5')]