Open Data – Benefits, Uses and Directives

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04/03/2025 @ 11:00

Join us on the 4th March for a CPD on Open Data – Benefits, Uses and Directives. This CPD is suitable for Geomatics surveyors but would be of interest to anyone who wants to learn more about the use of Spatial Data.

On completion of this CPD, attendees will have an understanding of

What is Open Data (What it’s not)
What makes it Open
Why open – benefits – transparency, innovation and economic growth etc
The  Directive and HVDs
How to access it/request it

An overview of the following will also be provided:

Spatial Open Data (downloads and APIs)
How to make use of it – GeoHive and Desktop GIS
Use cases – Examples such as pin point alerts

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Description

Join us on the 4th March for a CPD on Open Data – Benefits, Uses and Directives. This CPD is suitable for Geomatics surveyors but would be of interest to anyone who wants to learn more about the use of Spatial Data.

On completion of this CPD, attendees will have an understanding of

  • What is Open Data (What it’s not)
  • What makes it Open
  • Why open – benefits – transparency, innovation and economic growth etc
  • The  Directive and HVDs
  • How to access it/request it

 

An overview of the following will also be provided:

  • Spatial Open Data (downloads and APIs)
  • How to make use of it – GeoHive and Desktop GIS
  • Use cases – Examples such as pin point alerts

Event Details

Thank you for registering for this event on the 4th March. A zoom link will be automatically sent to you.  If you have any issues logging on please email events@scsi.ie

Date: 04/03/2025

Start time: 11:00 UTC

End time: 12:00 UTC

Venue: Zoom

Email: events@scsi.ie

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