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-- keep up to date with all the digimap services home about events q & a forum contact us fresh faced new data download jun 06 2018 we are delighted to announce that a new version of digimap’s data download is now available. this is a “beta” version so we will keep the current interface running while you explore the new improved service. we know that teaching and support materials may need to be updated so we hope that a transition period will help. data download takes it’s new fresh-faced look from the recent updates to roam, digimap’s mapping facility. the search bar is now at the top left hand side and all the action happens in the variable width side panel below it. a big improvement is that you now have more ways to specify the area of data you need. in addition to defining a rectangle, you can now create an irregular polygon as your area of interest or a buffer zone from a point or line that you define. we’ve also added a “locate me” button* to help you easily find data for the area local to you. the panel on the left now shows a straightforward and easy-to-use list of all available data and shows more clearly how much data can be selected in a single request, along with the availability grids for each product. as ever, you can add multiple products to any data order, selecting the format, version and date from the basket prior to submitting your order. as a new feature, you can now request your data to be sent to you as a single download, or for each dataset to be sent as soon as it’s ready. remember digimap has a lot of previous versions of several datasets, dating back to 1999 in some cases. if you are interested in data for a specific date, use the version drop down menu in the basket to access the archives. we welcome any feedback you may have on the new interface; please get in touch: email: [email protected] phone: 0131 650 3302 facebook: http://facebook.com/edinadigimap twitter: @edina_digimap *note that the locate me function may not work using internet explorer 11 share/bookmark june 6, 2018 posted by ecls at 5:46 pm digimap news , new features , of interest tagged with: data download comments off on fresh faced new data download privacy policy update may 25 2018 in line with the new general data protection regulations (gdpr) which come into effect on friday 25th may 2018, we have updated our privacy policy for digimap. you can find a copy of it here: http://digimap.edina.ac.uk/webhelp/digimapsupport/about.htm#access/privacypolicy.htm this document describes what personal information we collect and how we use that information. if you would like us to contact you with information about new products and services edina may offer you can check your communication preferences by logging in to digimap, going to my digimap in the top right hand corner and selecting change user details. we will still send you important service related messages, such as the addition of new data products, maintenance periods and the introduction of new functions and features. if you choose to unsubscribe from one of our emails, though, you may not get these messages share/bookmark may 25, 2018 posted by ecls at 3:00 pm digimap news comments off on privacy policy update aerial imagery data available by year may 17 2018 you can now search and download the imagery data from aerial digimap by the year it was flown. this allows you to be sure that you are downloading only the latest data, but it also allows you to download multiple images for the same location taken on different dates. we currently have data from 1998 through to 2016, with more english and welsh images coming for 2016. when you are in aerial download you can see the extents of each year using the show availability grid tool on the right side of the map as shown in the image above. there is a table below detailing how many 1x1km images there are for each year, with the majority coming from 2013 to 2016, but some of the older images will be very useful to compare to the newer ones where they overlap: year number of images 1998 165 2000 855 2001 891 2002 75 2003 11 2005 423 2006 4,620 2007 7,799 2008 5,757 2009 25,066 2010 35,607 2011 18,642 2012 16,619 2013 54,534 2014 71,404 2015 81,378 2016 18,769 here are two images of lerwick taken 8 years apart: lerwick 2008 from aerial digimap. lerwick 2016 from aerial digimap. as you can see there has been construction in the west of the area with new buildings and car parks added. we hope that you find the ability to make this sort of comparison useful for your research. if you have any questions about this or any other aspects of the digimap service then please don’t hesitate to contact us. email: [email protected] phone: 0131 650 3302 share/bookmark may 17, 2018 posted by tom armitage at 10:32 am data changes & additions , digimap news , new features , of interest tagged with: aerial digimap , aerial download , aerial imagery comments off on aerial imagery data available by year updating roam: 17 may 2018 may 11 2018 edina is very pleased to announce that digimap roam will be updated on thursday 17 th may 2018 to the new version currently available as beta. this change will apply to all digimap collections. the beta version has been available since november 2017 and as a result of feedback we have continued to improve it, adding some useful new features: a “locate me” button – puts a pin on the map according to your current location a “coordinate capture” tool – under map information, allows you to click a point and copy/paste the coordinates into other applications a variable width side panel to offer a larger map window we are very excited about the new roam, which has a fresher feel and a more modern look; it’s tablet-friendly with tools that are easier to find and use. all the main functions are located in the top left hand area, with a pull-out side panel ensuring maximum visibility of the map. the new version of roam will appear at the top of the list of applications in each collection and will be labelled “updated”. the previous version for each collection will still be available until 31 st july 2018: we will be running a webinar about the new version of roam on wednesday 23 may from 1- 2pm. you can register for this here http://edina.ac.uk/training-and-events . places are limited, but the webinar will be recorded and available to view later on our youtube channel. help pages for the new version of roam will also be available. as ever, we welcome feedback on digimap. please don’t hesitate to get in touch using any of our social media channels or use our email address or telephone number: [email protected] 0131 650 3302 share/bookmark may 11, 2018 posted by ecls at 12:25 pm digimap news , new features , service availability tagged with: interface , roam comments off on updating roam: 17 may 2018 os mastermap building height data gets significant update mar 30 2018 building height coverage ordnance survey have released nearly 5000 extra 5km squares of building height data, with the total coverage increasing from 2578 to 7302. each square has at least one building with height attributes added, with most fully covered. we have added this data to digimap’s data download facility allowing you easy access to the data you need. the building heights data is available from data download in a range of formats created especially for digimap users. the most straightforward to use are dwg, file geodatabase and kml which can be viewed directly in cad, gis and google earth respectively. you can also take the data as a csv list that can be joined to the attribute table of any existing mastermap building data you have, using the toid identifier. this means that you don’t have to recreate your project work with new data if you have already spent a lot of time working on it; as long as the buildings still have a toid in their attribute data you can add the height information to it. the building heights data is ideal for anyone working with the mastermap data in 3d and h

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