Case studies

OS provided support in the assessment and design of an improved Land Information System for the Department of Lands and Surveys for the Caribbean island of Anguilla.

Ordnance Survey provided expertise to help Kartverket integrate its land and sea divisions and increase uptake of mapping data.

Optimising GPS active network performance to enhance geospatial infrastructure.

For Survey and Land Registration Bureau to grow it’s capacity and capability it drew on the strategy of Ordnance Survey.

GovTech asked Ordnance Survey for expert advice about creating data specifications and a product flowline to generate data.

Ordnance Survey worked with NSA in Oman to identify areas where policy, process and standards could be developed or created.

The Brazilian Army used improved map generalisation to prepare for the 2016 Olympics.

Working with Oman's National Survey Authority (NSA) to identify where policy, process and standards can support future trends and technology.

Ordnance Survey (OS) created the first 3D-enabled national spatial data model for the Kingdom of Bahrain with the Survey and Land Registration Bureau (SLRB) mapping authority.

Ordnance Survey developed a five year IT strategy for the Republic of Kosovo, including a new enterprise architecture and NSDI data model.

Ordnance Survey (OS) delivered specialist training to SLRB Bahrain on key international open standards for their new spatial data model.

Creation of an action plan for reinstating Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) network and support for the implementation and capability building needed to enable the sustainable management of Guyana’s national geodetic position network

Geovation was set up in 2009 by Ordnance Survey to support new businesses providing solutions to social, economic and environmental challenges using geospatial data, with approaches that hadn’t been explored before.

Tapping into international geospatial expertise to support economic growth and ensure a prosperous future.

We created a feasibility study to help Namibia strengthen its land management processes.

Rwanda Natural Resources Authority (RNRA) has a national-level responsibility to provide geospatial information including topographic, thematic and geological maps.