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- How can the LSG be best used to facilitate streetworks and minimise network impacts?

- With the increase in Active Travel focus, where does this fit within the LSG?

- How is the information in the LSG utilised by streetworks promoters and what additions would be useful? 

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Your chance to ask questions about what the Data Entry Conventions mean and how they should be implemented. Also to give your feedback on how the DEC can be improved and made easier to use in the future.

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GeoPlace represent local authorities in England and Wales on the BSI (British Standards Institution) Group ‘IST/36 - Geographic Information’ which is responsible BS7666 (the standard that our work on Gazetteers follows).  

This roundtable will give a brief overview about the process for reviewing these standards and give participants the opportunity to discuss any changes that they would like to see made and propose how GeoPlace can best engage with the community on all things BS7666.

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The PRoW network is currently not fully integrated in the NSG and data sources and formats vary. Is there a need to integrate them into the NSG to create a more consistent and standardised PRoW network? And how could this be achieved? 
 

- What is your prow situation? Are they integrated in the LSG? 

- If yes, what was your integration process? If not, is there a specific reason? How could we help?

- What data formats are they held in? Do they need to be digitised?

- How could they be linked to an existing ESU/USRN? Will they need to be spatially matched?

- What overall benefits do you see in integrating prow data?

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The NSG and USRNs already used widely, but more and more they are being used to underpin the modernisation of services and new initiatives. Come and talk to me about what I am looking at, and give me your ideas about what you think the NSG (and USRNs) can support in the future.

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Dive into the world of APIs with our focused discussion on integrating DataVia API. Learn about endpoints, data formats, authentication methods, and security measures. Participate in a hands-on activity to create innovative applications using the API.  

This session is designed to boost your API skills and foster collaboration. Be part of the conversation and drive innovation forward!

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In just 15 minutes, help shape the future of FindMyStreet – one sticky note at a time! 
This fast, friendly session is all about quick-fire feedback: what’s working, what’s not, and what’s missing. No slides, no jargon – just sticky notes, real talk, and fresh ideas about how you use the service and what you’d love to see next. No prep needed, just bring your honest thoughts.  

Come along and stick up your thoughts, it’s your shortcut to making FindMyStreet smarter, faster, and more useful for everyone! 

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Imagine you are a works promoter, planning a job, you haven’t physically been to the site and you don’t know the area. How does data contained within the NSG help you? You look at the traffic sensitivity? You look at the special designations? Is there anything missing that could help you? This roundtable will help explain to custodians how the work you do, and the influence you have, can have help get the best planned jobs to minimise the disruption of street works and road works.

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The highways and utilities sectors must develop comprehensive strategies and innovative solutions to significantly reduce carbon emissions and achieve sustainability goals. This session will explore the part which street data could play in reducing the carbon emissions related to street and road works, and the role of the NSG.

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- How workers access work packs?

- How is feedback provided and monitored from the site?

- How can this help inform the NSG?

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Government Digital Service is exploring the potential future value of widening secure access to the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR) - a national digital map of underground pipes and cables in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This 15-minute roundtable will explore key use cases which can use NUAR data and local gazetteer data together to benefit the public sector, citizens and the economy. Participants will have the opportunity to suggest high value use cases and discuss the benefits and challenges of integration. As part of the ongoing discovery project this feedback will influence the future direction of NUAR. 

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An opportunity to feedback to the GeoPlace Helpdesk ways in which they can improve their support, guidance and services, and ideas for any training you would like to see available.

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Linking the USRN and UPRN to different systems and datasets has often been a way of ensuring the gazetteer isn’t missing a property or street. In an ever-changing world, the importance of data linking is growing, and it would be great to hear from participants as to how GeoPlace can assist them with data linking and the datasets that can help keep their gazetteers as up to date as possible