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What you can expect from the course

A step by step introduction to the creation and maintenance of street data according to best practice and data entry guidelines. The course is delivered by one of our expert team who collectively have over 50 years' experience in creating and maintaining address and street data. We don't outsource our training which means you will be trained by experts who have been involved in writing the specifications for the data as well as bringing years of practical experience of data management.

The course will cover 5 core areas:

Session 1 - Creating a Street dataset and LSG Geometry (LG)

This session covers the creating and updating the core information about a street, including the BS7666 Street Details, Highway Dedication, Directions & Exemptions, and how to draw ESU geometry. This session lasts approx. 1.5 hours.

Session 2 - Additional Street Data (AD)

This session takes the core elements of the LG and looks at how adding Additional Street Data (ASD) brings value. This includes Interest, Construction, Special Designations, Height Weight and Width Restrictions. This session lasts approximately 1.5 hours.

Session 3 - Submissions, Health Checks, Improvement Schedules and Street Services

This session will cover the submission/upload process, how to fix validation errors, health check reports, the improvement schedule and more of the services available to you from our website. This session lasts approx. 1.5 hours

Session 4 - History of the NSG, Documents and Legislations

This session looks at the history of the NSG, the different documents available to help you, and the different legislation around the NSG. This session is approx. 2 hours.

Session 5 - OSMM Highways Product, Public Rights of Way and List of Streets & Business Integration

The last session explores how the NSG is used beyond Street and Road Works, Public Rights of Way (PRoW), the List of Streets, and examples of how gazetteers are integrated into authority services . This session is approx. 1.5 hours.

Throughout the course there will be reference to best practice case studies and signposting to various other resources.


What you will get out of it

100% of delegates say they would recommend this course to a colleague.

The course is designed to explain simply and concisely the complexities around creating and maintaining your data. Understanding how your data is used not just within your authority but by organisations nationally.

The course is intense and we guarantee you will be tired, but fired-up by the end of the day!

You really will get as much out of the day as you put in. We suggest you think a little before you attend what you want to discuss or find out more about.

You will come away with a sound basic understanding of how to represent real world objects in the appropriate data format. You will have a good awareness of the best practice associated with the creation and use of the data and a sound understanding of how to submit your data to the hub.


Who should attend

The Fundamentals Course is designed mainly for Custodians or Deputy Custodians who have been in the role for less than a year. Please note, this is not a street naming and numbering course.

Some Custodians who have been in the role longer or who feel they would like to brush up on their skills may also benefit from the course.

If you are in doubt, please contact us using the details below and we can advise you.

Dates

Please note this course is made up of 5 sessions & all 5 sessions will need to be attended in order to complete the course

February Course 

Session 1
Creating a Street dataset and LSG Geometry
February 19th 202410AM to 12PM

Session 2
Additional Street Data

February 20th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 3
Submissions, Health Checks, Improvement Schedules and Street Services
February 21st 202410AM to 12PM
Session 4
History of the NSG, Documents and Legislations
February 22nd 202410AM to 12PM
Session 5
OSMM Highways Product, Public Rights of Way and List of Streets & Business Integration
February 23rd 202410AM to 12PM



June Course

Session 1
Creating a Street dataset and LSG Geometry
June 17th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 2
Additional Street Data
June 18th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 3
Submissions, Health Checks, Improvement Schedules and Street Services
June 19th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 4
History of the NSG, Documents and Legislations
June 20th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 5
OSMM Highways Product, Public Rights of Way and List of Streets & Business Integration
June 21st 202410AM to 12PM




September Course

Session 1
Creating a Street dataset and LSG Geometry
September 23rd 202410AM to 12PM
Session 2
Additional Street Data
September 24th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 3
Submissions, Health Checks, Improvement Schedules and Street Services
September 25th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 4
History of the NSG, Documents and Legislations
September 26th 202410AM to 12PM
Session 5
OSMM Highways Product, Public Rights of Way and List of Streets & Business Integration
September 27th 202410AM to 12PM



Please contact [email protected] to book & for more information


Prices

Course

Price

Standard course (online)

£150 per person (plus VAT


 

Pricing has been set at a cost recovery level. Please refer to the terms and conditions page for details of our cancellation policy.

How to book:

Please contact [email protected] to book

Terms and conditions

Please read our terms and conditions.

Accredited for CPD

'Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the systematic maintenance, improvement and broadening of knowledge and skill, and the development of personal qualities necessary for the execution of professional and technical duties throughout one's working life'.

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The Association for Geographic Information (AGI) has accredited this courses with four CPD points. For more information on the AGI CPD scheme, please see the AGI website: www.agi.org.uk

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The Royal Geographical Society has accredited the introductory courses with five CPD points.
CPD is an important part of the application and assessment process for
Chartered Geographer, and is a requirement for all those awarded
chartered status. For more information, please see the RGS website on Chartered Geographer accreditation.

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