This is the second in a three-part series on Ordnance Survey Ireland’s map modernization efforts.
Improved data sharing leads to cost savings and better decisions across government with a greater sense of place for citizens.
National mapping agencies, like many other industries, have seen impacts from the disruption of the internet. The many changes in information flow have caused a complete rethink about what they do and how they do it.
Key takeaways from this article:
- Open data leads to increased citizen interaction and improved government collaboration.
- Online mapping educates the public about how spatial is special, while allowing them to create custom maps.
- Freely available data encourages new investments in Ireland.
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