Monday, 14 July 2014

OS Terrain® 5 and Terrain® 50 data now available on Promap

Data provides small and mid-scale height data for landscape and infrastructure


We've introduced Ordnance Survey’s Terrain® 5 and Terrain® 50 height datasets in our Promap digital mapping and data tool.  The datasets provide national coverage and enable land, property and environmental professionals to access detailed modelling of significant landscape and infrastructure features.

The OS Terrain® data is available in a range of 2D and 3D formats to suit different GIS and CAD applications. It is ideal for a range of uses including Line of Sight planning, Right to Light analysis, landscape visualisation and fly-through sequences, planning and development applications, wind/solar farm location planning, environmental and geological analysis and flood/weather modelling and associated risk assessment.

The Terrain® 5 and Terrain® 50 products are captured from the same source data that is used to produce other OS mapping and data products.  OS Terrain® 5 is a mid-scale height dataset that includes detailed modelling of significant landscape and infrastructure features such as road, rail, quarries and lakes.  OS Terrain® 50 is a small-scale height dataset that is ideally suited to landscape visualisation and analysis over large areas. Both are designed to be interoperable with other OS digital datasets such as MasterMap® Topography Layer and VectorMap® Local.

Carole Ankers, Product Development Director at Landmark Information Group said: “Introducing the OS Terrain® 5 and Terrain® 50 height datasets on Promap provides our customers with the ability to analyse height and contours of the UK’s contours, landscape and infrastructure.  It is ideal for a wide range of uses, from planning applications through to environmental analysis and much more, and is available for rapid data delivery and in a wide range of ready-to-use formats.”

Both datasets are available as a set of contours, along with spot heights and mean high and low watermarks, as well as a gridded Digital Terrain Model (DTM) representing the bare ground surface. The DTM product is also available as a 3D PDF that allows visualisation of the bare earth model without the need for additional processing or specialist software.

For more information visit:  http://www.promap.co.uk/maps-and-data/height-data/os-terrain

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