geoplace

Everything Happens Somewhere 2018

Thursday 9^th May

'Bringing location to life'

GeoPlace annual conference, exhibition and Awards

Edgbaston Stadium | The County Ground | Edgbaston | Birmingham B5 7QU
UPRN 100071570274, USRN 41002936, TOID 1000002202489440
#geoplace2018

The leading event for local government address, street information and geographic information experts in Great Britain will take place in the heart of England, Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham, home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club since 1882.

The theme of the conference is ‘Linking people to places' – and why the UPRN/USRN is important to people who want to understand populations. Linking data to places adds value and gives better insight into an area and its citizens and allocates the provision of more targeted services. Councils across Great Britain rely on information from hundreds of different sources. Adding the UPRN or USRN to datasets such as social care, school admissions, council tax collection, waste management, electoral registration or planning applications can help make deeper sense of data once it's linked together.

This thinking and practical use of the data will be demonstrated at the conference by speakers from local and central government and the health sector.

Agenda

Please note that the agenda and timings are subject to change, however, the conference will start at 10am and finish no later than 16.15.

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Photographs from the conference are available from here.

View tweets and photos from tweeters from the day at the Twitter Moment.

Read a review of the conference, published by GIS Professional. Many thanks to GIS Professional.

	Plenary room	Streets	SNN
9.00	Registration, refreshments & exhibition		https://www.geoplace.co.uk/news-events/annual-conference/2018-theme/snn
10.00	Welcome from GeoPlace Nick Chapallaz, Managing Director, GeoPlace View slides
10.20	Unlocking the value of geographic data William Priest, Director of the Geospatial Commission view slides Improving streetworks coordination & why data is so important Sally Kendall, Head of Street Works Policy and Regulation, Traffic & Technology Division, Department for Transport View slides Connected Nations – State of the UK infrastructure; superfast broadband and universal service Andrew Button, Data Analysis Manager, Ofcom View slides Discussion
11.00	Working with software suppliers to make life easier, introduction to exhibitors Luke Studden, Supplier Liaison Manager, GeoPlace View slides
11.20	Refreshments and exhibition
11.50	The UPRN; linking health and care providers Dr Abraham P. George, Consultant in Public Health, Kent Integrated Database, Kent County Council View slides Addressing at the heart of a council's business Jai Ghai, Application Manager Wolverhampton City Council View slides Detecting and recovering fraud and error in business rates Peter Wilson, Director, Counter Fraud, CIPFA View slides	Using local highway authority data to inform decisions Chris McKee, Statistician, Department for Transport View slides The spatial capture of TROs and how address and street data from local authorities can help with the delivery of a European wide intelligent transport system Fay Simcock, Representative of Transport Network ITS Spatial Data Deployment Platform (TN-ITS) and Manager at TomTom Maps View slides See here for more details	NN best practice deliverables Q&A with Alex Lawrence, Solicitor, Specialist in local government law, Anthony Collins Solicitors See here for more details View slides
12.30	Roundtable discussion session		SNN session continues
13.00	Lunch
14.00	Roundtable discussion session		SNN session continues
14.25	Using your addresses for census 2021 and beyond Mike James & Alistair Calder, Data Architecture, Office for National Statistics, Juliet Whitworth, Research and Information Manager, Local Government Association View slides from ONS View slides from LGA Presentation of Britian's Most Fantastic Address Award Alistair Calder View slides Why I (still) hate addresses Jon Franklin, Head of Data & Information Strategy, Strategy Group, Valuation Office Agency View slides	Quality data, informed decisions Janet Chapman, Technical Manager, Street Works Policy, Thames Water and Samantha Brothwell, Street Works Policy Manager, Western Power Distribution View slides Becky Fuller, Network Occupancy Policy Manager – ‘here to help you keep people moving', Roadworks and Occupancy Requirements, Part of Customer and Operational Requirements, SES, Highways England See here for more details View slides
15.15	Refreshments and exhibition
15.35	Working as a community Glenn Dobson, Principal Chair Regional Streets Group and Cathy Coelho, Principal Chair Regional Address Group View slides from Glenn View slides from Cathy
15.45	Presentation of the Exemplar Awards Councillor Ian Ward, Leader of Birmingham City Council View slides
16.00	Close of conference, winners' photos drinks overlooking the cricket pitch