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Flood Map of Great Britain Released
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Infoterra Ltd, a leader in the provision of geospatial products and services, has launched the first comprehensive flood risk model of Great Britain to incorporate all the major causes of flooding, significantly assisting in the assessment of risk at a property level.
The full story can be read here, at GISCafe.com.
The full story can be read here, at GISCafe.com.
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Read the entire story at www.geocomm.com.
Flood Map of Great Britain Released
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