• Cities Revealed
  • Getmapping
  • Lovell Johns
  • PointX
  • British Geological Survey (BGS)
  • Blom ASA
  • Intermap
  • Local Data Company
  • Cassini
  • GroundSure
  • Microsoft Registered Partner
  • Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland
  • Philips
  • Infoterra
  • AA
  • Collins Bartholomew
  • Subtechnics
  • Ordnance Survey, Premier Partner
  • Blue Sky
  • Leica

Search

The emapsite inside Search module unifies all imaginable search elements:

  • Address (full and partial)
  • Postcode (full, partial, hierarchical)
  • Street
  • Place - national gazetteer (village, town, district, county, region)
  • Point of interest
  • HMLR Title Plan reference
  • Latitude-longitude (for example for offshore applications or from GPS )
  • Ordnance Survey National Grid Coordinates (6 figure Easting, Northing)
  • Ordnance Survey tile based referencing (all levels)
  • UTM (for international and offshore applications i.e. including zone)
  • Customer/client data
  • International gazetteer
  • Other
    • Telephone code
    • Motorway junction
    • Road number
    • Admin area (, local authority, LEA , NHS, police, fire, parish)
    • Political area (constituency, ward,
    • Census geography (enumeration district, output areas)
    • PSI data (environmental zones/areas etc)
    • Media area (TV, radio, news)

This has the benefit of enabling the end user to locate themselves correctly every time irrespective of the location description they have to hand.

Our clients find that a unified location finding tool eliminates the need for multiple and sometimes complex interfaces, reduces implementation effort and increases speed to market owing to its simplicity.

This module is reinforced by the following services to clean and authenticate user generated location content:

  • Geocoding (the process of assigning geographic identifiers (e.g. geographic coordinates) to (or in our analogous case retrieving) geographic identifiers for map features and other data records - this is effectively what Search does. For example, while one output of a search will be to confirm a location, many of the next services are dependent on the XY result of the Search associated with that location)
  • Address matching (a partial address search tool/function/service will produce all the results and allow further filtering to select the correct one or alternatively a multi-field form that allows known information to be entered - house number and postcode for example - and a selectable or refinable results list to be generated)