GIS software can join the buildings to the height csv but DWG files just have the csv for a reference of heights in that area. DWG and csv cannot be linked, so we have created a new format with the building height information integrated in to the DWG information.

DWG standard uses the default colouring options within CAD.

DWG design uses our own colour scheme and includes symbols for trees etc. symbology for woodland and other fills within, this provides blocks as symbols as opposed to hatched lines.

DWG Colour will give hatch fills to indicate land type but isn't as detailed in its layers as the DWG Design format.

All data was captured in 2003.

Please contact Customer Support on (0118) 9736883 or email [email protected]

We receive updates from the Ordnance Survey every 6 weeks

If the mapping is incorrect or out of date, please contact Customer Support on (0118) 9736883 or email on [email protected] with details of the location in question.

 DTM (Digital terrain model) is a terrain model and shows the bare earth with trees/buildings removed.

 DSM (Digital Surface Model )is a surface model which includes trees and buildings.

If the product has a resolution of 12.5cm for example, each pixel on the screen when the image is at 100% represents 12.5cm on the ground in the real world. Therefore, 12.5cm is very detailed (better quality when zoomed in) compared to 5m aerial imagery.

A raster map is an image, usually available as a JPG or TIF, much like a digital photo. A vector map will often come in formats used in CAD or GIS software which has layers you can edit or remove, with information attached to items in the map, such as measurements and labels in OS MasterMap data.

Yes, just go to the 'Edit purchased plan in your Account Summary and click on the plan you wish to edit. You will be taken to the editing section of the plan, where you can make changes and then take the revised plan to the checkout to order again, for £0. You will not need to enter payment details again.

Please contact us at [email protected] - we will almost always suggest that you order the correct area and we will refund your initial order no problem at all.

In most cases you can reprocess your order as an additional format, free of charge, via your Downloads page here. If that is not possible for your ordered product, please contact us at [email protected] and we'll see what we can do.

Usually when ordering mapping and data from emapsite, you are paying for a licence to use the data, either on a perpetual basis (forever) or for a period of time (often annual). If annual, you will receive an email from emapsite asking you if you would like to:

• Renew your licence to use the data for a further year
• Delete - confirm that you have deleted all digital copies you have of the data
• Archive - you will store the data for any potential legal queries in relation to the work carried out using the data, but otherwise it will not be used