Ordnance Survey·Oct 4, 2024A simple guide for 3D visualisation of buildingsUsing the OS National Geographic Database’s new buildings data attribute
InPython in Plain EnglishbyOrdnance Survey·Oct 20, 2022Creative CSS with Raster MapsOrdnance Survey’s iconic maps and authoritative data sets are available to download, including a sizeable suite of completely free…
Ordnance Survey·May 13, 2022New web-based data currency toolCheck out a new currency viewer we’ve built for the OS MasterMap Imagery Layer.
Ordnance Survey·Apr 28, 2022Where are we going with web-based maps?The evolution of web mapping has enabled a far more integrated and collaborative ecosystem, we explore new data standards and what’s next.
InPython in Plain EnglishbyOrdnance Survey·Mar 29, 2022Get Pret Go — A Geospatial ProjectA Python tutorial for those who want to stay caffeinated throughout LondonA response icon2A response icon2
InPython in Plain EnglishbyOrdnance Survey·Mar 4, 2022Find the Densest Area of London’s Blue Plaques with Geospatial DataA Python tutorial for those who want to know where their favourite historical British figures once lived, worked, or were born.A response icon1A response icon1
Ordnance Survey·Feb 25, 2022Has tech innovation already moved us towards a more sustainable future?We look at how the convergence of technologies, and those who can navigate such changes, affect the transition to sustainable alternatives.
InPython in Plain EnglishbyOrdnance Survey·Feb 18, 2022How to Easily Display Vector Geospatial Data in PythonThe basic plotting of vectors using geopandas and contextily as well as the creation of interactive maps.
InPython in Plain EnglishbyOrdnance Survey·Feb 15, 2022Graphic Design in Python Using Geospatial DataA tutorial to show the creative side of geospatial data for you to explore and integrate it into your own development or graphic design.
