National Mapping

Modernising national geospatial authorities

Authoritative geospatial information is key to a country's security, socioeconomic development, and environmental sustainability. National mapping authorities maintain information using geographic information system (GIS) technology to effectively collect, manage, produce, and share base data for the nation. Increasingly diverse types of data must be collected and securely managed with flexible and intuitive modern national mapping solutions. User expectations on timely, accurate, and cost-effective data updates, and the variety of derived information products, continue to expand. National mapping products must be easily available and ready for users to collaborate and make informed decisions for the future.

National mapping modernisation

National mapping agencies must continue to modernise their geospatial strategies and workflows while remaining effective and cost-efficient. Esri's ArcGIS enables national mapping and geospatial data authorities to:

  • Accurately collect and integrate source data and services.
  • Effectively centralise and manage information to be secure and accessible across the organisation.
  • Efficiently produce multiresolution data and information products using automation.
  • Seamlessly share and collaborate, and enable your users to make better-informed decisions for your nation.
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SUCCESS STORY

First-of-its-kind mapping product provides immense value to UK customers

Ordnance Survey (OS) released a world-first, fully automated mapping product derived from large scale source data. With the single press of a button OS is able to create a premium national dataset, using the most up-to-date OS source data in just eight days.                       

National mapping strategies

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Related mapping and charting industries

The complete picture of a nation's land, sea, and air mapping and charting is done in collaboration with national maritime, aviation, land record and cadastre, and official statistical authorities.

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