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Corporate mapping system (GIS maps)

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    Introduction

    This is a dynamic mapping application that we use to create interactive maps to visualise and explore the council’s data.

    Application overview

    GIS mapping is used:

    • to show council-owned assets, such as buildings, streetlights and gritting routes, on mapping layers
    • to find addresses in the LLPG (Local Land and Property Gazetteer) database
    • within online forms to help our residents request services and report issues
    • to highlight the demographics of the East Riding of Yorkshire.

    Interactive maps also provide the opportunity to explore the data and can influence change.

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    General viewing

    A range of maps are available to view in our ‘You may also like’ section. You do not need a login to view these.

    Licensed users

    To access the admin area of GIS maps, you will need a licence.

    If you work in role where you are required to build maps, your manager will arrange a licence for you.

    Please note:
    Due to the high cost, licences are limited.

    Other information

    Help and support

    Licensed users with authorisation to raise a support request can do this via the GIS mapping application.

    If you do not have authorisation to raise a request, please discuss the issue with your line manager, or nominated authorised person. If they are unable to resolve the issue, they can raise a request on your behalf.

    Ready to learn more?

    Take a 45-minute beginner course to get started with GIS mapping.

    If you have an idea for a GIS map, contact the business intelligence team:

    Employee confidential helpline

    0330 380 0658

    Speak to fully qualified counsellors and support specialists at any time, 365 days a year.

    Use code 107574 to access the online resources.

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