Tag: Digital Planning
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pgRouting and PostGIS Power New Active Travel Network Tool for Scottish Government
Transport Scotland has launched an open source active travel route analysis tool built on PostGIS and pgRouting, designed…
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UK Planning Inspectorate Evaluates GeoServer for Public Inquiry Spatial Data Publishing
The Planning Inspectorate is evaluating GeoServer as its primary platform for publishing spatial data associated with nationally significant…
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MHCLG Pilots Open Source Planning Data Platform Ahead of DLUHC Reforms
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is piloting an open source planning data pipeline built on…
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Planning Inspectorate to Evaluate Open Source ePlanning Tools Under DLUHC Digital Programme
The Planning Inspectorate has confirmed it will evaluate two open source digital planning tools — the RIPA Back-office…
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MHCLG Backs Open Source Planning Data Platform Built on PostgreSQL
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has confirmed continued funding for the Planning Data platform, underpinned…
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Buckinghamshire Council Migrates Planning Back-Office to OpenStreetMap Stack
Buckinghamshire Council has completed a phased migration of its planning back-office mapping infrastructure away from Esri ArcGIS to…
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OpenStreetMap Data Powers New Digital Planning Tool for Scottish Councils
A consortium of Scottish local authorities, including Stirling and Perth & Kinross Councils, has launched a digital planning…
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OpenStreetMap Data Powers New National Brownfield Land Register Tool
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has released a prototype planning tool that combines OpenStreetMap base…
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Planning Inspectorate Pilots GeoServer-Based Open Data Portal for Appeal Decisions
The Planning Inspectorate in England has launched a pilot open data portal built on GeoServer and PostGIS, making…
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Bristol City Council Migrates Planning Back-Office to Open Source Stack
Bristol City Council has completed a phased migration of its planning back-office systems to an open source stack…