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Is 3D a solution waiting for a problem? The Strategic thinking around the third dimension within Ordnance Survey Rollo Home Senior Product Manager, 3D 4 th May 2014 Slide 2 1791 Slide 3 First map of Kent in 1801. Slide 4 Slide 5 The

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Is 3D a solution waiting for a problem?

The Strategic thinking around the third dimension within Ordnance Survey

Rollo Home Senior Product Manager, 3D

4th May 2014

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First map of Kent in 1801.

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The Data

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SLIDE 7 Source: Flickr / Digitalpimp Slide 7

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SLIDE 11 Source: Met Geo Info / City of Linz Slide 11

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Smart cities

Climate change adaption Consultation Right to light

Protected views

BIM

Public expectations

Carbon reduction Attracting inward investment

Data sharing Efficiency

: Rae Allen Slide 15

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http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/innovate/future-cities.html

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Product Development

Diversification

Market penetration Market Development

New Existing

Products

Existing New

Markets The Path Time Infrastructure ‘bridge’

Height Content Store
Maia Schema

Terrain Surfaces Building Heights Heighted Topo 3D geometry Product release cluster Heighted Networks

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Digital Elevation Models Heighted surface features 3D elevated features Height fully integrated in NGD

‘Enabling the third dimension’

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…moving from a map to a data model…

Detached z=65.3m

Nature of dwelling
Main building ground area
Width of access road
Distance from main

building to edge of next property

Distance from main

building to kerb

Distance from edge of

property to kerb

Verge between property &

road

Total plot size (estimate)
Front garden area
Number of Units/Yards
Height above sea level

42.3 sq m 4.7 m 2.2 m 12.8 m 3.1 m Geospatial World Forum 2014 Slide 26

SLIDE 27 1. UPRN 2. TOID 3. Building TOID (primary building) 4. Nature of dwelling (flat, semi, terrace, detached) 5. Main building floor area (sq m) 6. Plot size (estimated) 7. Number of outbuildings 8. Proximity of main building to road (building to nearest kerb) 9. Proximity of main building to edge of plot (0 for semis and terraces) 10. Connected to adjacent property? (includes connecting

utbuildings)

11. Proximity of nearest residential property (boundary to boundary - useful in rural areas) 12. Has front garden (> 5sq m)? 13. Has back garden (> 5sq m)? 14. Front garden size (sq m or ha) 15. Rear garden size (sq m or ha) 16. Total garden size (sq m or ha) 17. Percentage of garden area with natural vegetation 18. Width of access road 19. Nature of access road 20. Width of roadside (between plot edge and kerb) 21. Verge between property and road? 22. Nearby garage block? 23. Mean height of property above sea level (lowest point within main building) 24. Max slope within property 25. Average slope across property 26. Closed / Open frontage 27. Alleyway at rear? 28. Distance to nearest primary school 29. Name (+ ID) of nearest primary school 30. Distance to nearest secondary school 31. Name (+ ID) of nearest secondary school 32. Distance to nearest GP surgery 33. Name (+ ID) of nearest GP surgery 34. Distance to nearest ambulance station 35. Name (+ ID) of nearest ambulance station 36. Distance to nearest fire station 37. Name (+ ID) of nearest fire station 38. Distance to nearest police station 39. Name (+ ID) of nearest police station 40. Distance to nearest supermarket 41. Name (+ ID) of nearest supermarket 42. Distance to nearest railway station 43. Name (+ ID + short station code) of nearest railway station 44. Distance to nearest airport 45. Name (+ ID) of nearest airport 46. Urban / Rural 47. Housing density (within 100m of property) 48. Proximity to nearest through road (other than local street) 49. Proximity to nearest trunk road. 50. Nearest settlement 51. Ward 52. Parish 53. District / Unitary authority 54. County / Unitary authority 55. Address 56. Postcode Slide 27 Geospatial World Forum 2014

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…moving from a map to a data model…

Detached z=65.3m

Nature of dwelling
Main building ground area
Width of access road
Distance from main

building to edge of next property

Distance from main

building to kerb

Distance from edge of

property to kerb

Verge between property &

road

Total plot size (estimate)
Front garden area
Number of Units/Yards
Height above sea level

42.3 sq m 4.7 m 2.2 m 12.8 m 3.1 m Geospatial World Forum 2014 Slide 28

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www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/innovate/developers/ic-tomorrow-innovation-challenge.html

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Prototype: Newcastle

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Prototype: Sheffield

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3D City Model

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3D evolution

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Buildings

Buildings plus DTM 3D topography

Enhanced Digital Terrain/Surface Models Heighted surface features Heighted elevated features

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Query result Roads less than 30m from buildings with a volume greater than 5000 cu m TOID list: 1005634588561107...

Client-side 3D Services

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Prototype: Bournemouth

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Rollo Home @rollohome