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Assess relevance of Geospatial Data

A method for assessing geospatial data publishers and their datasets to determine the levels of trust and authority of geospatial data and improve confidence.

From:
Government Digital Service, Cabinet Office and Geospatial Commission
Published
9 June 2020
Last updated
25 August 2020 鈥� See all updates

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Assess relevance of Geospatial data

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This summary report sets out key findings, recommendations and benefits from the Geospatial Commission鈥檚 data discoverability project which looked at helping users to find appropriate geospatial data from trusted providers and build their confidence when using geospatial data.

As a result of this work, the Geospatial Commission and its Partner Bodies have produced a Geospatial glossary and an authoritative Geospatial data assessment process and

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Published 9 June 2020
Last updated 25 August 2020 show all updates

  1. Replaced XLS format with ODS format. Included email address in README sheet for feedback and suggestions. Additional clarity on purpose of assessment in README sheet. Additional note on 鈥楺uality Assessment鈥�.

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