Posts including the tag "GIS"
A collection of 15 posts
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November 30 Day Map Challenge
I came across this post on Twitter just in the nick of time. It describes a challenge for November to create a map each day following some set themes. It was hard to resist. So
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Matching the Miles - A Challenge Map
How can we use maps to encourage others to exercise and lead a healthier lifestyle? The Match the Miles map attempts to answer this very question.
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Need Data? Why not ask the crowd?
Crowdsourcing is now common practise and a great way to discover new data and insights about locations. It's not as hard as you think to set up, read on and we will tell you how.
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Opensourcing ourselves
Charity Penny Brohn have teamed up with digital mapping company, Nautoguide to develop an interactive journey around the gardens of their National Centre in Bristol.
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Do you live in the most "Christmassy" county?
Who lives in the most Christmassy county? A few quick flicks of our SQL wand and a bit of mapping is all you need to find out.
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Event alerting - A holistic approach
Geospatial alerting is currently very fragmented and focused upon specific vertical applications. We've worked with Windsor and Maidenhead Borough Council to make it more generic and appealing
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Dark Side Port Side
Dark Side Port Side is the genesis of a new digital poetry trail celebrating the darker history of Portsea. Nautoguide worked with Big Adventures to create a unique mapping portal to deliver it.
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The "adventurers protocol" a path to compressed delivery
How do you achieve a compressed delivery in an imperfect world? We do this all the time within Nautoguide using something we call the "adventure protocol". It's based on five key principles we apply to such projects. But first we must find some special people.
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Redistricting for Dummies
Redistricting is a complex process that involves many dispart variable. Learn how we worked with Reigate and Banstead Borough Council to create a service that makes the process simple
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Who lives the furthest from the sea?
As a young lad I lived in Padstow and went to school a stone's throw from the sea. I'm sure that you can imagine that these were fun filled formative days with evenings spent exploring
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Fixing planning - The pub methodology
Conversations are brilliant. Sometimes pointless, sometimes heated, sometimes downright surreal but so many of them have lead to fantastic outcomes. Add conversations to your plans and they will often be improved. Bright ideas evolve or snags are uncovered.
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The Temporal Map
Temporal maps change over time. Vector tiles provide an enabling technology to make them happen. Nautoguide tell you how they did it.
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Three *Unique* Climbs — A Friday GIS Challenge
Andy Williams is our main man and I share a common love of cycling with him. As a result I follow @andy_tyfelin on twitter to see what he is up to. Last week he tweeted me off the sofa with this challenge
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Postcodes and personalised number plates
I walk to work every day and pass lines of traffic with bored drivers staring vacantly into the distance. Many of these commuters have invested in personalised number plates for their cars to help enhance
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Sorting out Swindon — In a day?
Every month at Nautoguide we put aside a day to carry out some research and development, challenging ourselves to push our product set forward as a result. Last month we signed up to become a partner of Cadcorp with a view to integrating our web based offerings with their SIS/GeognoSIS product set
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