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Eddie Bulpitt, GI Developer/Consultant at Ordnance Survey
Nick Groome, External Research Manager at Ordnance Survey
Digimap would like to invite you to join us for an illuminating session where you will be introduced to Digimap’s Ordnance Survey data and AddressBase, alongside the OS National Geographic Database (OS NGD).
Date: Feb 27, 2024 Time: 01:00 PM London Registration Link:Register Here
Digimap is happy to announce the Aerial Collection’s webinar Getmapping: Digimap Datasets, Presented by Jake Lauder, Account Manager at Getmapping Ltd.
Learn how Digimap and Getmapping team up to provide amazing geospatial data.
Explore the vast range of datasets available through Digimap
Learn how to leverage aerial imagery for your projects
Gain insights into the latest advancements in geospatial technology
Perfect for GIS pros, researchers, or anyone interested in maps and data.
Date: 29 February 2024
Time: 1:00 PM
You can register Here
Digimap is happy to announce the Environment Collection’s webinar ‘The Land Cover Map Family: Land Cover, Crops and Hedgerows’. Presented by Dr. Clare Rowland Earth Observation Scientist and Emily Upcott Spatial Ecologist.
Date: 06 February 2024 Time: 1:00 PM You can register Here
The Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN) and OceanWise are delighted to announce two new 2023 course dates for our free online workshop: Marine Data Management, Governance and the MEDIN toolset.
The courses will take place on the following dates:
13th – 17th November 2023 (email roswri@noc.ac.uk to be put on the waiting list to be notified when registration opens).
The course takes place over 5 days with live lessons in the morning and independent learning in the afternoons.
The course can be taken as a whole, or attendees can select modules according to two streams: Marine Data Governance; or Practical MEDIN. Some modules are common to both streams, for example, modules on marine data management principles and components.
The Marine Data Governance stream consists of some elements of general data management best practice, suitable for anyone wishing to improve their data management skills; as well as some higher-level elements suitable for those wishing to enact wider improvements to data management practice across a team or organization.
The practical MEDIN stream also contains elements of general data management with a focus on tools that MEDIN use to facilitate good data management and governance. The practical side to this stream aims to familiarise attendees with creating MEDIN compliant data and metadata.
The course features interactive training and discussion sessions, quizzes, and assignments to help users become familiar with:
Why data management is important and how it can and arguably should be part of an organisations business management framework alongside quality, occupational health and safety, and information security.
The role of a data policy and management plan, and how data can be shared, published, and re-used.
Data management principles, standards, and components, including data lifecycle and quality, the role of vocabularies (or data dictionaries) and the importance of creating, maintaining, and publishing metadata.
The resources and other benefits of MEDIN and practical instruction in the use of the MEDIN data guidelines, metadata standard and controlled vocabularies.
How data management ‘best practice’ can improve organisational efficiency in data acquisition, analysis, curation and sharing. It covers data use with respect to corporate risk, re-use, audit, and traceability, whilst at the same time helping minimising costs.
Ordnance Survey, Great Britain’s national mapping agency, along with partner universities Exeter and Birmingham, has two iCASE awards for which we are inviting applications for the 2022-23 academic year. Please follow the links below for full details.
EPSRC iCASE PhD Studentship – University of Exeter and Ordnance Survey
Statistical Data Science Methods for Identifying Redundancy in Geo-Spatial Data
Closes 9 September 2022
Full project description, entry requirements and application process details available from:
As many of you will know, all Digimap subscriptions are renewed annually on 1st August. As a consequence, all registered users are required to renew their agreement to the End User Licence Agreements (EULAs).
When you next log in to Digimap after 1st August, you will be prompted to do this. It is not a re-registration process, so following the prompts means you will not lose access to any history you have with Digimap. Your Saved Maps and Previous Downloads will still be available.
If you are prompted to re-register (i.e. asked to fill in your details anew), it may be that your institution has changed something relating to your account and you have been assigned a new identifier as part of your login details that Digimap doesn’t recognise. If this happens, you will appear to Digimap as a brand new user and your Saved Maps and Previous Downloads will not be available under your new registration.
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