Internet Showcase
LocalView Sites
LocalView Internet enables councils to deliver a variety of geographically-enabled services to citizens online, through their existing authority website. It provides members of the public, businesses, councillors, officers and any other interested parties with a single point of access to the most up-to-date information about the location of local services and amenities such as schools, post offices and hospitals. Citizens can also view a location to submit fault reports directly to the council over the Internet, such as the location of a pothole or broken streetlamp.
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Live sites created using ArcGIS
Cheshire County Council
Cheshire County Council has used ESRI technology to implement a range of corporate Web GIS applications including:
- Interactive mapping website which includes fault reporting
- The Roadworks Interactive Website, which enables citizens to find information about roadworks which are being undertaken on the County's roads.
- Tithe Maps Website which includes almost 500 Cheshire tithe maps together with the information recorded in tithe apportionments, representing a unique record of land ownership, occupancy and use in Cheshire over the last 150 years.
The aim of the Tithe Maps project was to develop a system for Cheshire Archives service that would meet demands for online access to archives and attract a wider audience for little-used but important historical documents.
The project received Heritage Lottery funding and was developed using ArcIMS and ArcSDE, 9.1. The system is the first in the country to use GIS to give access to 19th century tithe maps. It is so easy to use that demonstrations were given by junior school children aged between 7-9 years old at the formal launch in April 2008.
Isle of Man Government
The MANNGIS On-line Mapping Facility provides access to a range of Governmental spatial and map-based information in addition to providing street and postcode searches for the whole Island.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea e-Atlas
Nottingham City Council
NOMAD (Nottingham Online Maps And Data) is an ArcIMS website which allows you to view maps of the City of Nottingham and surrounding areas at various levels of detail, and add more information such as schools and libraries.
Staffordshire Past-Track
Staffordshire Past Track has been developed with the aim of enhancing access to collections of material that represent the cultural identity and community history of Staffordshire.
City of Edinburgh Council - Planning & Building Control Portal
This Planning and Building Control portal offers a range of online services, advice and guidance. Within this site you can follow progress on current applications. In addition you may view details of associated plans, guidance, review property details and request other services.
Devon County Council - Public Rights of Way
Devon County Council has re-opened around 90% of all rights of way outside the Infected areas following MAFF's latest Foot and Mouth Guidance. This ArcIMS site displays these "green for go" areas within the county.
MARIO - Maps & Related Information Online
Use this site to find your way around the County Of Lancashire. Lancashire County Council's ArcIMS-powered online mapping application won the CSS Information Excellence Award 2002.
Worcestershire County Council
The Geographic Information System (GIS) allows Worcestershire County Council to provide a public service of map based information including Highways, Leisure Facilities, Public Rights of Way, Find your nearest and Election Results.
Cornwall County Council - Mining World Heritage Site
Interactive maps of the most authentic and historically significant surviving components of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape from the period 1700 to 1914.
City of Swansea Telecom Masts register
This website allows the user to view Telecom mast sites on a map by ward, operator, planning decision, proposed development sites or postcode & address.
Bristol City
Enables citizens to enter a location and view details such as council tax band and refuse collections, find their nearest facilities and browse the council’s other data such as Education, Housing, and Health.
West of Scotland Archaeology Service
This interactive map site allows users to view information from the Sites and Monuments Record from West of Scotland Archaeology Service.
National Geographic MapMachine
The National Geographic MapMachine uses ESRI's new ArcIMS technology to present maps ranging from satellite imagery to street maps to help people better visualize and understand the world around them.
Central Government
Ordnance Survey - OS Electoral Role
This site has been developed by ESRI (UK) in partnership with Ordnance Survey, and is a free service which generates maps of all the local authorities and Parliamentary constituencies in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Environment Agency - What's in Your Backyard
ESRI (UK)'s Internet Map Server software provided the mapping component which enables you to explore your local environment and query the conditions across a number of environmental criteria, from the national level right down to your local environment.
DEFRA – Multi Agency Geographic Information for the Countryside
The first web-based interactive map to bring together geographic information on key environmental schemes and designations in one place.
Department of Communities & Local Government - Community Maps
Community Maps provides access to maps generated from data sourced from a range of social and technical data providers. Data includes Social data such as age, housing, income and Technical data such as access to internet.
British Geological Survey – Geoscience Data Index (GDI)
The GDI is the work of generations of the country’s leading earth scientists. The GDI allows the casual user to see where, and in what form, information exists describing the land surface and sub-surface of Britain. The map is created using ESRI's ArcIMS software in conjunction with Solaris, Oracle and Coldfusion.
Other
Map Your Name
Whatever your name there will be a place in the world it is most common. That place may be a continent, sometimes a country but very often a very specific region or even city or town whose location can be marked on a map.
