Barbedo et al. OGL
This dataset used to create this image is available under the terms of the Open Government Licence.Barbedo, R.; Chambers, L.; Tso, C.M.; Cooper, H.; Smith, R.; Barr, A.; Samreen, F.; Brown, M.; Rudd, A.; Fry, M. (2026). Merged LiDAR based Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and Digital Surface Model (DSM) for England and Wales. NERC EDS Environmental Information Data Centre. DOI.
Amos Software
Most real-world problems have a geographic dimension. We work with maps, data and software: display and analysis, routing and logistics, data processing and management; from back office to frontend, mobile app to data warehouse. If it’s about geography, we can probably help.
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Open Data
There’s a surprising about of useful data out there, freely available to use. It can help answer questions, improve decisions and power new products. We can help you find the datasets that matter to your business, and put them to work.
We like open data because it gives you freedom. You can experiment without a large up-front investment, fix problems at source rather than working around them, and build your own services that do exactly as much as you need. Data can be self-hosted so it remains available for the long term.
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Maps
Maps can make geographic problems intuitive. Display and style the data in the right way, and it becomes easier to see patterns and trends, and understand the context. Once you’ve found an insight, maps are also one of the clearest ways to share and explain it.
We build interactive maps and tools that bring data out of the back office, turning it into answers that your customers and staff can find for themselves, and help keep it up to date.
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Technology
Sometimes the right tool doesn’t exist yet. We design and build software tailored to the way you work, to your processes and business needs. Whether its routing and logistics, data analysis and management, or one of those awkward problems that aren’t neatly handled by an off-the-shelf product.
Every organisation works differently. The tools should too.
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Barbedo et al. OGL
This dataset used to create this image is available under the terms of the Open Government Licence.Barbedo, R.; Chambers, L.; Tso, C.M.; Cooper, H.; Smith, R.; Barr, A.; Samreen, F.; Brown, M.; Rudd, A.; Fry, M. (2026). Merged LiDAR based Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and Digital Surface Model (DSM) for England and Wales. NERC EDS Environmental Information Data Centre. DOI.