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Geospatial Commission Report: Building Better Decision Making

We often mention being at the forefront of GIS – but what do we mean by that, exactly? And why is it important? The most recent Geospatial Commission report on building better decision making through the use of geospatial data throws some very helpful light on this. Working in the industry we clearly understand the

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Geospatial Strategy 2030: What does it mean for the industry?

The government’s recently unveiled Geospatial Strategy marks a significant step forward in leveraging location data and technologies to drive innovation, boost the economy and enhance public services. The Geospatial Strategy 2030 – Unlocking the Power of Location, highlights the UK’s commitment to adopting technologies like AI, satellite imaging and real-time data in order to revolutionise

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New, high-resolution aerial imagery, available now!

At LandHawk we are always trying to source or create the highest accuracy data to improve the reliability of a land development professional’s decision making. There are different types of ‘top-down’ imagery that are available for the UK, at different resolutions, currency and coverage. There are also varying costs associated with deploying these through applications,

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What is ‘Net Developable Area’ for land developers and strategic planners?

What is ‘Net Developable Area’? This is the available area/zone within a parcel of land in which there is potential to build housing or some other type of permanent structure. Another way of looking at this is that it is the area with the most financial opportunity! How often do you notice patches of seemingly

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