Creating the Oxfordshire Street Gazetteer

In February 2004 Oxfordshire County Council linked its component of the National Street Gazetteer (NSG) to the Integrated Transport Network (ITN) Layer of OS MasterMap using principles defined in the Digital National Framework (DNF)...

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Adding Value to the Isle of Wight Street Gazetteer

Isle of Wight Council has successfully migrated their street gazetteer using the Digital National Framework (DNF) principles, using the model previously piloted in Oxfordshire...

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Ordnance Survey's Integrated Transport Network

Before the Topography Layer of OS MasterMap had been launched in November 2001, Ordnance Survey started work on considering the options to re-engineer other associated layers to ensure they met the demands of future applications. The choice to use Digital National Framework (DNF) principles had been established and it was only a question of how this would be done. The Integrated Transport Network (ITN), a national road centreline network with routing and restriction information, was released in 2003...

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Migrating to a National Street Gazetteer based on the Digital National Framework

This paper proposes a major, but achievable change of direction for the National Street Gazetteer (NSG). The author believes this change is an essential pre-requisite for an effective information system to support pressing road management needs such as those identified in the Traffic Management Act 2004. These changes position NSG to be compatible with a DNF (Digital National Framework) base. This has already been achieved for the whole of Oxfordshire and is underway in a number of other highway authorities. This paper was presented at StreetWorks 2005.

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Oxfordshire Presentation

Presented by Dave Simmons at the system suppliers events.

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