As per rivermont the data sources tend more to be land parcels and boundaries rather than actual physical ground
Some authorities produce maps of things like school catchment boundaries and development land - development land probably will end up being housing at some point so strategically it is very important.
Interestingly in the UK all these open data sites seem to be based around ArcGIS Web stack.
Comment from Yury Yatsynovich on 5 June 2018 at 19:18
Looks like a nice source of information on buildings’ footprints and addresses. I may try to import it in a while
Comment from Dalkeith on 8 June 2018 at 08:54
I went through and found similar sites for Scotland and London
Apologies this is a link to links on my blog where I wrote up about it and indicated what they were http://rounduptheusualsuspects.org/?p=1699
As per rivermont the data sources tend more to be land parcels and boundaries rather than actual physical ground
Some authorities produce maps of things like school catchment boundaries and development land - development land probably will end up being housing at some point so strategically it is very important.
Interestingly in the UK all these open data sites seem to be based around ArcGIS Web stack.
Comment from Dalkeith on 8 June 2018 at 08:57
Спасибо за вашу работу Юрий