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CentremapsLive launches a free webinar series exploring Ordnance Survey’s National Geographic Database and its applications for the built environment.

UK professionals in architecture, civil engineering, and property development are increasingly recognising the importance of geospatial data for smarter, faster, and more informed decision-making. To help the industry harness the power of the Ordnance Survey’s National Geographic Database (NGD), CentremapsLive has launched a free webinar series designed to provide practical guidance on using authoritative location data.

The webinars cover a range of topics, from mapping and planning insights to real-world applications that streamline workflows for engineers, architects, and property investors. Each session equips attendees with actionable knowledge to apply NGD data directly to their projects, whether it’s for accurate site mapping, infrastructure planning, or investment analysis.

“NGD sets a new standard in geospatial intelligence, providing professionals with clear, authoritative data and the flexibility to choose precisely the attributes needed for each unique project.” said Andrew Terry, Founder of CentremapsLive. “By understanding how to leverage NGD effectively, participants can save time, reduce risk, and make more informed decisions.”

The series will lead up to an exclusive in-person event on 7th July in Southampton, where attendees can network with peers and explore NGD applications hands-on.

Registration is open now, and spaces are limited, ensuring a focused, high-value learning experience for all participants. For more information or to register, visit https://info.centremapslive.co.uk/ngd-webinar-series

For organisations seeking to improve project outcomes and streamline workflows, CentremapsLive provides direct access to the National Geographic Database, supporting planning, design, and investment decisions. Learn more about NGD from CentremapsLive here: https://www.centremapslive.co.uk/ngd