You can now edit the name and description, and delete recipes, in OS Select + Build - making it easier to manage your OS National Geographic Database downloads! Visit the OS Data Hub to get the data you need: https://ow.ly/qZU850SqMFN
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Introducing new OS data 🎉 Explore Great Britain's urban and natural landscape in a new level of detail: 🏦 Buildings enhancements 🐑 Field Boundary data 🌳 Land Cover attribution 🚊 Tram tracks on road attribution 🚨 OS Emergency Services Gazetteer 🛣 OS Multi-modal Routing Network Explore new OS NGD and Premium data downloads on the OS Data Hub: https://ow.ly/rw0a50R4czo
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Congratulations Paul Naylor, the new British Cartographic Society President🎉 Paul is a Technical Relationship Consultant at OS, leading our GeoDataViz team and will now be at the forefront of the BCS's continued success and growth 👇
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Can you spot the differences between our old and new Light base map style? Following user feedback - we've updated the Light style, including: 💡 Lighter colours to ensure any data has better contrast with the basemap 💡 Tweaked saturation on features such as greenspace and water for a fresher appearance 💡 Simplified all zoom levels, reviewing label and feature importance 💡 Improved legibility of data overlays by removing select name labels at mid-zoom levels Use it to add geographic context and make your own data stand out, through OS Maps API: https://ow.ly/G9pQ50SvrNN
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As part of this collaboration, we're really looking forward to supporting geography-related research and education at all levels - looking at how geographical data can help create policy solutions in areas such as climate change. 🤝 And promoting the role of geography to support better outcomes for Scottish citizens, whether through the promotion of healthy living or support to councils or emergency services. Royal Scottish Geographical Society
We are pleased to announce the renewal of our long-standing collaboration with Ordnance Survey, to help promote the essential role geography and geospatial in delivering climate solutions! Read more: https://lnkd.in/eASdu-EM
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Join us at NWG (Northumbrian Water Group) Innovation Festival, 8 - 12 July! 🎉 We're joining up with Northumbrian Water to explore strategies for restoring a protected area and driving economic growth. 🌿 In our 'TrustTees' sprint, we will: 🌟 Plan for improvements 🌟 Understand the funding status 🌟 Discuss the best delivery mechanisms Discover more and secure your spot: https://ow.ly/qKGe50StPsY #InnovationFestival24
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Discover the hidden gems of our nation with the OS National Geographic Database (OS NGD) Land Theme! 🗺️ Whether it’s the intricate patterns of residential gardens or the rugged beauty of marshlands - this collection reveals the rich tapestry of land cover information: https://ow.ly/PA6H50SsO44 🌳
Ordnance Survey data can be used to tell stories at all scales. NGD Land data contains information about the physical surface of the land across Great Britain. I've taken a few fairly random subsets of the NGD Land data and combined some together according to my own arbitrary tastes; see comments for which classifications I'm using for "trees", "gardens", and "heath and scrub". By aggregating to 10km grid cells across Great Britain, we see that Scotland is home to a lot of our heath and scrub land, gardens are (obviously) clustered towards our urban centres, and trees are found surprisingly uniformly across the country. By aggregating to 1km grid cells within the ceremonial county of Hampshire, the New Forest stands out as the home of most of the county's heath and scrub and patches of woodlands stand out. By aggregating to 100m grid cells and focusing on the Southampton Built-Up Area, the structure of the city's neighbourhoods and parks stand out clearly. All analysis performed in Databricks with pyspark, and the visual was put together with matplotlib.
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We're thrilled to share that Point One Navigation has become an #OSPartner and integrated OS Net into its own accurate positioning and ‘precise location as a service.’ The organisation believes location is an enabler for future applications - by making it ubiquitous, easy to integrate, and reliable. This is how OS has enabled Point One Navigation to make precision positioning available to GB enterprises: https://ow.ly/1wEV50SrARt
Point One Navigation integrates OS Net accurate positioning | OS
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Join our team and be part of something extraordinary! 🚀 Whether it’s managing climate change risk, helping more people to enjoy healthier lives, or connecting people to public services - you can help shape the places we live in. We're hiring: 🟦 Software Engineer 🟦 Product Manager 🟦 Senior Engineer 🟦 Data Engineer Apply online: https://ow.ly/ilVa50SqfiH #Hiring #SeeABetterPlace
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Happy 233rd birthday to us! 🥳 We've evolved a lot over the years, but we're still using location expertise to make an impact. From publishing our first map in 1801 – introducing digital mapping in 1971 - to recently launching the OS Emergency Services Gazetteer – the next chapter is only just beginning.
