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Our History Our History
- Founded in 1969
- Headquarters in Cambridge, UK with office
- 200 staff
- 200 staff
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National Spatial Data: Unlocking the potential through inno Unlocking the potential through inno novation, automation & efficiency novation, automation & efficiency out us.. out us.. Our History Our History Founded in 1969
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me of our Customers me of our Customers
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eat Expectations eat Expectations
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e Challenge e Challenge
ta providers supplying rich, intelligent da data
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- cation Data – Currency & Quality
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sisting Humans sisting Humans
livering Productivity, Power & Performan ance
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dnance Survey Ireland dnance Survey Ireland
National Mapping National Mapping National Mapping Agency National Mapping Agency
Established in 1824
640+ Terabytes 640+ Terabytes
40 Terabytes per annum Data from 1824 - 2014
HQ Dublin HQ Dublin HQ Dublin HQ Dublin
Cork Galway Sligo Kilkenny Sligo Kilkenny Clare Longford
DB Technology DB Technology
Database 9i, 10g, RAC 11g, 12c Spatial & Graph Spatial & Graph WebLogic & BPEL Workspace Manager
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dnance Survey Ireland
xt Generation Mapping
“..the most significant revision “..the most significant revision “..the most significant revision creation and management pra 30 years” “..the most significant revision creation and management pra 30 years” 30 years” 30 years”
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- Foundation for National Spatial Data Infra
- Seamless real-world feature data model
- Inter-feature references
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data
Colin Bray
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Colin Bray Chief Executive
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dnance Survey Ireland
Topologically seamless Skin of the Earth Superimposed Features sit on top of Skin of the Earth Network Features including “Way”, “Water” and “Rail”
xt Generation Mapping
Topologically seamless Skin of the Earth Superimposed Features sit on top of Skin of the Earth Network Features including “Way”, “Water” and “Rail”
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dnance Survey Ireland
xt Generation Mapping
utomation played a key role in its creation Build real world features through rules and a Build real world features through rules and a Classify features and set properties Data validation
Estimated 5 -7yr m Estimated 5 -7yr m
Completed in 1 Completed in 1
actions actions
r manual project r manual project
n 18 months n 18 months
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igrating from tiled cartographic data igrating from tiled cartographic data ata …. ata ….
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igrating from tiled cartographic data igrating from tiled cartographic data ata …. ata ….
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. to a seamless real-world feature d . to a seamless real-world feature d e database e database
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Product Ready National Spatial D l Database
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dnance Survey Ireland
siness Benefits
Efficiency by Automating Efficiency by Automating Efficiency by Automating Efficiency by Automating
Do More With Less Do More With Less
Performanc Performanc
14x Fa
Efficiency by Consolidating Efficiency by Consolidating Efficiency by Consolidating Efficiency by Consolidating
1 Database 1 Database
ance Gains ance Gains
Faster
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