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GIS Mapping

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Our in-house GIS system is a powerful tool that enables us to computerize survey data and produce clear and accurate maps to recognised standards that can be shared with other GIS users including local authorities. At present we hold a considerable amount of spatial data, mainly for Worcestershire, including aerial raster overlays along with OS raster and Mastermap vector data.

Frequently GIS is used for mapping Phase 1 or NVC habitat data, however, in recent years we have used it to present bat activity, environmental stewardship schemes, mitigation of compensation features within developments, individual home ranges and social group territories of badgers. We were recently commissioned by Natural England to produce Opportunity and Vulnerability maps for the West Midlands region aimed at creating GIS layers that identified a range of levels of habitat opportunity and vulnerability.