Here is a mashup on giscloud.com of the geographic history of land cover and surface geology of East Anglia since Domesday based on:
- selected land cover from H.C. Darby's publications on the Middle Ages and later
- administrative and geographic boundaries from UK Ordnance Survey OpenData
- surficial and offshore geology from British Geological Survey web mapping services
- and global coastline for a lightweight frame of reference from US NGDC GSHHS
I share on giscloud.com the free view map with all layers, legend and attribution. Their distinction is posting vector data with GIS functionality on full view maps: Original shape files are uploaded in PostGIS for full vector GIS function, and WMS rasters post in original British National Grid.
[ 08May2010 additions:
- giscloud.com put in a lot of work to allow this mashup, originally in stock WGS84, to be posted in the Ordnance Survey's British National Grid projection - thanks Dino for this
- after visiting Cambridge University's S. Oosthuizen, population density data were provided by J. Bowring and added it to the giscloud map and the metadata file - thanks all for this]
- posted derived data and metadata on the UK academic Share Geo Open, now defunct
- posted on data.gov.uk Open Up Government site, also now defunct
- posted on bgs.gov.uk Map Data Mash-ups Gallery here (page down to Historic Fenlands Mashup)
- last but not least posted on arcgis.com here to view with Esri software]
- used this data to help test Socium's online validation, see Slashgeo note
- also did a two-part blog post on same here and here
21 April 2017 addition:
- Share Geo Open was successfully transferred to Edinburgh Data Share website
- data.gov.uk Open Up Government is gone
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