Maps are not just for geographers: Use cases for getting the most out of Digimap
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The document discusses the diverse applications of Digimap, emphasizing that maps are valuable across various disciplines, not just geography. It highlights the range of data available, including Ordnance Survey, geological, and historical data, while showcasing how these resources can be utilized for different fields such as history, architecture, and urban planning. Additionally, it includes training resources and contact information for further inquiries about the platform.
Maps are not just for geographers: Use cases for getting the most out of Digimap
- 1. Maps are not just for Geographers! Use cases for getting the most out of Digimap
- 2. What do the Digimap Collections provide? 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 3. Digimap - tools for accessing maps and data Mapping via ROAM 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! DATA DOWNLOAD search and retrieve data
- 4. Printable maps – A4 to A0 » Landscape or portrait » A4-A0 » PDF, PNG or JPG » Optional grid lines » Title 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 5. Ordnance Survey data products 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 6. Boundary, Gazetteer and Historical map data 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 7. Geology data 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 8. Marine and Land Cover data 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 9. How we make the data usable 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! Software + application of cartographic rules Software + application of default cartographic rules specified by vendor Value added component 11000152100913Playing Field 0901103 120001016400000% 2100000010001004040097130 0% 15000155 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001055810075820 0% 15000156 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001057130076690 0% 15000157 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001060110075460 0% 15000158 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001063260074650 0% 15000159 0321 8010619 0000000% 2100000010001063370071760 0% 15000160 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001066730076700 0% 15000161 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001058910068550 0% 15000162 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001064490069040 0% 15000164 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001055710052730 0% 15000173 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001058730050390 0% 15000174 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001059520050430 0% 15000175 0321 0901103 0000000% 2100000010001056430049210 0% 15000176 0321 0901103 0000000% OS digital data
- 10. What’s wrong with the “free” stuff? Bing ' Streetview' Digimap – OS Mastermap 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 11. Google Maps versus Digimap 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 12. Demo 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 13. Surely maps are just for geographers? » Far from it » Digimap has been operating since 2000 and the number of geographers has been consistent since then at around 20-25% of all users » Full range of disciplines represented across 65,000 users » Staff and students, research and teaching all represented 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 14. Digimap OS Collection: users by subject Source: Digimap OS collection user satisfaction survey 2013: http://edina.ac.uk/impact/html/osdigimap2013.html 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! 8% 24% 7% 1% 1% 1%4% 7% 25% 7% 3% 1% 1% 5% 1% 3% 1% 1% Agriculture, food, and forestry Architecture and planning Biological sciences Business and management studies Communication and media studies Creative and performing arts Education and research methods Engineering Geography and environment Humanities Law Mathematics and computer science Medicine including dentistry Modern languages and area studies Nursing, midwifery and allied health Physical sciences Psychology Social sciences Veterinary medicine Other
- 15. So what other subjects might need maps? » Languages – tracing place names » History – what used to be on this site, what was close by? » Civil engineering – what is this bridge built on? » Architecture – in what context is my new building set? » Ecology – why do these species flourish here and not there? » Your ideas? » How many things do you engage with which have a “where” element to them? 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 16. Building Height Attribute data (BHA) » Released by OS in March 2014 » Enhancement toTopography layer » Covers around 10,000 km2 of major towns and cities inGB - see where: http://bit.ly/1zvKI9q » Alpha release – no guarantee error free » In future will be included inTopography layer » CSV, KML or File Geodatabase formats » EDINA supplies as 5x5km grid tiles 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 17. What are BHA? » BHA are Building Height Attributes from Ordnance Survey » Released as Alpha product in 2014 » Provide multiple values for heights of buildings (both absolute and relative) » Covers most major cities and towns (but not all) » Supplied by Ordnance Survey as 5km tiles in CSV format » Linked to OS MasterMapTopography Layer (i.e. building footprints) byTOID 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 18. Extrude to 3D and add backdrop data UsingVML Raster data from Digimap 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! © Crown Copyright and database right 2015. Ordnance Survey (Digimap Licence)
- 19. Add representations to suit purpose 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 20. Uses for 3D buildings » Looking at proposed new buildings in context » Useful for architects, urban designers, planners, landscape architects 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! http://bit.ly/Jisc_theconstructionindex Artist’s impression of new Cantay House, Oxford, designed byTSH Architects
- 21. Historical mapping » Undergraduate dissertation by Peter Brown at University of Sheffield » Aims to identify when and how class divisions evident in present landscape of Sheffield came into existence › Using Housing type as an indicator of social status › Colour coding historical maps › Geology maps used to plot location of coal seams and pits in the area › http://bit.ly/Jisc_digimap_casestudies 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 22. Historical landscape characterisation in Sheffield Peter Brown, University of Sheffield 2012 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 23. Historical landscape characterisation in Sheffield Image © Peter Brown, 2011, superimposed on OS OpenData from EDINA Digimap 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 24. Mapping information to postcodes » Indices of Multiple deprivation » Mapped according to postcode » Glasgow 2001 data » Can also combine postcode boundaries with census data e.g. › People aged >60 per postcode unit (EH3 9DR) › Households with income >£50,000 per postcode district (EH3) › Business addresses per postcode sector (EH3 9) 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! © Crown Copyright and database right 2015. Ordnance Survey (Digimap Licence)
- 25. Geological indicators of flooding 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 26. Geological indicators of flooding 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 27. Geology in civil engineering projects 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 28. Forth Crossing analysis » Create a cross section to analyse water depth using bathymetry data 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers! © Crown Copyright and database right 2015. Ordnance Survey (Digimap Licence)
- 29. Training materials and case studies » More case studies in the Digimap Resources Centre › http://bit.ly/Jisc_digimap_resources »Training exercises with detailed instructions › http://bit.ly/Jisc_digimap_training »Workshop materials › http://bit.ly/Jisc_digimap_workshopmaterials 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!
- 30. jisc.ac.uk Any questions? Contact Emma Diffley EDINA, University of Edinburgh Helpdesk: edina@ed.ac.uk 0131 650 3302 http://digimap.edina.ac.uk 3/03/2016 Maps are not just for Geographers!