Digitising

We are very experienced at digitising definitive maps, statements and other countryside data. Please contact our GIS Consultant Claire Lush for further information or a quotation.

BS7666 conversion

The British Standard for rights of way data requires that map and text data is based on structured ‘links’ and ‘whole routes’. We have developed automated routines that allow us to quickly and efficiently convert your existing map and text data into a BS7666 format. We have converted many authority datasets and often can do this for £500 or less for entire PROW networks. Contact Simon Allen of our CAMS team for further information.

Path gradient accessibility analysis

A sensible approach to the objective of increasing the accessibility of trails and path networks is to conduct an initial audit of the entire path resource to identify those paths that may be sufficiently level to be usable by mobility restricted persons, or that may be suitable paths for works to increase their accessibility. This can be important information to inform your Rights Of Way Improvement Plans. Using advanced GIS methods in conjunction with a digital terrain data, we are able to produce gradient maps for a single trail or an entire path network. We have invested in automating this process and can normally provide this service extremely cost effectively. For an example of a gradient map, contact Jon Young.