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Emergency services

Ordnance Survey data is key to the work of the emergency services and health professionals. From highly detailed street-level mapping to an accurate overview of a region, our digital geographic data provides vital location intelligence for:

command and control;
incident response;
identification of risk;
contingency planning;
performance and analysis; and
collaborative working.

Find out more about how ambulance services, health professionals, fire brigades and the police are using geographic data to help join up working practices and improve emergency response.

Our data in action

There was a 48% drop in heathland fires during the first year of Dorset Fire and Rescue using our data. Find out how.

Case studies

See how our data is being used in action by reading our case studies.

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Fire and police

When responding to an emergency callout, fire and police teams need to know the exact location of the incident. Find out how Ordnance Survey data helps fire brigades and police officers to improve their response.

Fire and police

Ambulance services

When an emergency call is made to an ambulance command and control centre, time is of the essence as life is at stake. Ambulance crews need to know exactly where they need to go and the quickest route there. Discover how Ordnance Survey data underpins this process.