20 GeoVation ideas go through to next month’s GeoVation Camp
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Our GeoVation neighbourhood challenge saw a host of people submitting ideas on how they could transform neighbourhoods in Great Britain. We were delighted at the quality and scope of the ideas entered using Ordnance Survey products or services in the solution. A short-list of ideas has now been chosen by the GeoVation judging panel and teams have been invited to develop their ideas at our GeoVation Camp, 18-20 May, at Ordnance Survey head office in Southampton. You can read all about the shortlisted ideas here.
To use OS Street View and OpenStreetMap data in an online web mapping application which allows people in the local community (elderly, busy families, young couples) to volunteer garden space (by tagging the location of the space to the online map) for growing fruit and vegetables for the community.
An idea to reinvigorate empty and under-utilised shop and built environment assets within Peterborough City Centre Conservation area’s high street.
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