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May 5, 2010 • 1 min read • News
Conference Elevation Models for Geoscience
A one day conference “Elevation Models for Geoscience” will take place on Thursday 23rd March at Burlington House, Piccadilly, London. The purpose of this public meeting is to examine the different types of elevation data available and to discuss their application within the Geosciences.
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May 5, 2010 • 1 min read • News
NEXTMap workshop Exploiting NEXTMap for NERC Science
Registration is now open for the NEXTMap workshop at BGS Keyworth on 21st September.
The aim is to disseminate the results of using NEXTMap data for NERC science projects and studentships. All NEXTMap users are encouraged to attend, registration forms must be returned by 2 September.
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May 5, 2010 • 1 min read • News
NEXTMap Britain full GB coverage now at NEODC
Data for the whole of Scotland have now been added to the NEXTMap Britain dataset available from NEODC.
The NEXTMap dataset, which is divided into OS grid 10 km x 10 km tiles, is available as 7 distinct products, varying in resolution from 5 to 50 metre cell size. For the recently added Scotland tiles however only diff, dsm, dtm and ori products are available (not dtm10, dtm50 or dtme).
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May 5, 2010 • 1 min read • News
ATSR data now available
Data products from ATSR are now available from the NEODC archive.
ATSR-2 ungridded brightness temperature (UBT) products have been produced and archived at RAL and are now available via the NEODC to registered customers. Preview images and location maps can be viewed through the web site and data can be ordered on-line. ATSR-1 products are still under production and will be available soon.
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May 5, 2010 • 1 min read • News
NEXTMap Britain dataset now available!
The NEXTMap Britain dataset, a high-resolution digital terrain model of the UK, is now available from the NEODC.
The dataset was purchased by British Geological Survey on behalf of NERC, and is available for use by NERC staff and award holders (including NERC-funded researchers in universities). Further information about the dataset can be found here, including details of how to register to use the dataset. The dataset, which is divided into OS grid 10 km x 10 km tiles, is available as 7 distinct products, varying in resolution from 5 to 50 metre cell size.
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