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Spatial Information Service
The Spatial Information Service (SIS) comprises a team of technical and specialist geospatial professionals.
They are responsible for developing and maintaining several spatial data services on behalf of Scottish local government.
The current services they manage are:
- The One Scotland Gazetteer – the definitive register of all addresses in Scotland.
- The National Street Gazetteer – the definitive road network including asset and maintenance information.
- The Spatial Hub –collecting and sharing spatial data.
- TellMeScotland – informing the public of local government notifications like roadworks, planning and licensing.
What can SIS do for local government?
- Collaborates closely with strategic partners to ensure that improved spatial information management increases value to data owners and the wider Scottish community.
- It keeps the local government community up to date on legislation, regulation and data specifications.
- Supports Scottish local government to achieve compliance.
- Centralise the efforts associated with the improvement of spatial information management across local government -resulting in long term efficiency gains and cost savings.
- Place an emphasis on using open source software and technology, as specified by various European and UK directives and initiatives, which will keep their running costs as low as possible.
Knowledge Hub related links
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OneScotland Gazetteer Custodians
Private group for address gazetteer custodians to share best practice and discuss relevant issues.
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Spatial Hub Scotland
Group dedicated to discussions around spatial datasets owned by Scottish local government and published on the IS Spatial Hub.
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Scottish GI Strategy: One Scotland One Geography
A forum to discuss implementation of the Scottish Geographical Information Strategy.
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Scottish Public Information Notices Portal Community
A place for colleagues to access a range of information on public information notices and tellmescotland.