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Basemap Limited Established in 2000, Basemap provide GIS related services to both the private and public sector. Basemap have developed niche GIS software solutions for large multi-national companies such as CBS Outdoor right through to small specialist consultancies. Basemap are responsible for the weekly data management and provision of Traveline National Data Set (TNDS) and the National Coach Service Database (DfT). In addition, Basemap are the UK distributor of Accession software. With an in-depth knowledge of Ordnance Survey products including the OS OpenData range, Basemap staff can help to understand your specific data and software requirements.
Partner solutions Basemap offer two off- the-shelf products. First up is Basemap Core, a low cost intuitive mapping system that helps users to visualise their data. Secondly, a multi-modal transport accessibility tool, which utilises both public transport and mapping data to provide journey times throughout the day, whilst allowing editing of the networks to create ‘what-if’ scenarios. Basemap also provides custom web and desktop-based solutions for clients – helping to provide intelligence and reduce costs, through unlocking the geographical element of your data.
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Dan Saunders
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36 Ordnance Survey Partner Solutions catalogue – 2013/2014 Edition
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