About ShareGeo Digimap
Note: ShareGeo Digimap is currently unavailable for technical reasons. We hope to have it operational again by Nov 2012.
You
can access ShareGeo Digimap by logging in to Digimap and follow the link on the
Discover tab to ShareGeo in the “Find and Share” section.
ShareGeo is accessible to all registered Digimap users.
Go to Digimap Login
Subscribe to the ShareGeo
new dataset feed. Note this feed will tell you when there are new
datasets in the Digimap Users community of ShareGeo. You will still need to log
in to access the datasets.
Download the new ShareGeo flyer(pdf).
View the latest ShareGeo Newsletter.
Show a list of recently submitted datasets in ShareGeo.
Show a list of the top 20 downloaded datasets in ShareGeo.
Show a list of all datasets currently in ShareGeo.
If you would like help or advice in contributing datasets to ShareGeo, please do not hesitate to get in touch via the EDINA helpdesk by emailing edina@ed.ac.uk
Share and re-use geospatial data for academic research and teaching
ShareGeo forms part of the EDINA Digimap suite of services and is accessible from the Digimap Collections main page in the 'Find and Share' section. It is free for all Digimap users to use.
Use ShareGeo to contribute your own (derived or user-generated) geospatial datasets, or to download datasets which are already there for your research, teaching or personal use.
Have you created a geospatial dataset for your dissertation? Do you use them in your teaching? Do you think they would be interesting/useful to others? If so, contribute them to ShareGeo and they will be accessible for download by other Digimap users*.
Geospatial datasets in a number of formats (raster, vector and tabular) can be contributed for anywhere in the world. A minimal amount of metadata is required for each dataset.
Access ShareGeo using the link to the right.
Help and further information is available at: Help
We would welcome comments and feedback sent to us at edina@ed.ac.uk Alternatively you can use the form within ShareGeo.
*Licensing restrictions may apply to some datasets. If, for example, a dataset is derived from Ordnance Survey data, only Digimap users registered for Digimap's Ordnance Survey Collection will be able to access it. Specific licence restrictions may apply to individual datasets and these must be adhered to.
