Ordnance Survey launches LandPlan Data for desktop delivery
Language: English Series: Ordnance Survey News Release ; 28 September 2005 (2)Publication details: 2005Subject(s): Summary: Ordnance Survey's (OS) new desktop data product, Landplan Data, is ideal for property professionals. It enables detailed analysis of project sites from 1 km sq to 25km sq anywhere in Great Britain based on up-to-date survey information. It is the largest scale of OS raster data to show contours. Landplan Data is delivered by email from a seamless database, so users can choose precisely where they want their extract centred.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Ordnance Survey's (OS) new desktop data product, Landplan Data, is ideal for property professionals. It enables detailed analysis of project sites from 1 km sq to 25km sq anywhere in Great Britain based on up-to-date survey information. It is the largest scale of OS raster data to show contours. Landplan Data is delivered by email from a seamless database, so users can choose precisely where they want their extract centred.