with the scottish paths map is to actually make those places easier to find her everybody wherever they live. how many paths do you think are out there for people to discover that aren t on the map? we have discovered something like 20,000 new paths in the short time we have been running the project already. i think probably we could easily double the number of paths that people have to walk in scotland when they look at this map, compared to many traditional maps. we have hoovered up all the open source data we get from partners but now we have 300 plus fabulous volunteers to discover more paths but also to record information about all the paths that we discover. the only way it is ever going to work if we have the support of people who love the outdoors, who love walking, who love maps, who love technology. the tech is powered by ezra uk. the topographical software uses powerful mapping and spatial analytics technology. it allows the team to create and manage the location information
but also to record information about all the paths that we discover. the only way it was ever going to work is if we had the support of people who love the outdoors, who love walking, who love maps, who love technology. the tech is powered by esri uk. the geographical software uses powerful mapping and spatial data analytics technology. it allows the team to create and manage the location information, and it s all done on your phone. digital mapping is really the way forward, isn t it? yeah. it means that we can make changes super quick and make it easily accessible to everyone. but also, it s interactive and we can change things on the fly, we can highlight things, we can take things out, we can add things in. so, it s much more responsive and adaptable compared to when you re just updating stuff like paper maps. can you show me how it all works? yeah, of course. you go to the map of where you are,
the only way it was ever going to work is if we had the support of people who love the outdoors, who love walking, who love maps, who love technology. the tech is powered by esri uk. the geographical software uses powerful mapping and spatial data analytics technology. it allows the team to create and manage the location information, and it s all done on your phone. digital mapping is really the way forward, isn t it? yeah. it means that we can make changes super quick and make it easily accessible to everyone. but also, it s interactive and we can change things on the fly, we can highlight things, we can take things out, we can add things in. so, it s much more responsive and adaptable compared to when you re just updating stuff like paper maps. can you show me how it all works? yeah, of course. you go to the map of where you are, you find the path that you want.
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