Is the technology used to build OS OpenSpace available for me to host my own application?
Yes, the OS OpenSpace API created by Ordnance Survey is built using freely available third party open source software including the Ordnance Survey API, all of which are detailed in the Open Source Software and Licences page. The Ordnance Survey API proprietary code, supporting documentation and build instructions has been released as OSGB Web Map Tools and is free to download from SourceForge.net The project page on Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/osgbwebmaptools/ Main documentation website: http://osgbwebmaptools.sourceforge.net Although the OSGB Web Map Tools project does not provide free access to Ordnance Survey data sets, it has been designed specifically to work with Ordnance Survey data. To use Ordnance Survey data you will need a data licence. Ordnance Survey has a wide range of data licences available for businesses and other commercial requirements. For more information see: http://ordnancesurvey.co.
Yes, the OS OpenSpace API created by Ordnance Survey is built using freely available third party open source software including the Ordnance Survey API, all of which are detailed in the Open Source Software and Licences page. The Ordnance Survey API proprietary code, supporting documentation and build instructions has been released as OSGB Web Map Tools and is free to download from SourceForge.net The project page on Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/osgbwebmaptools/ Main documentation website: http://osgbwebmaptools.sourceforge.net Although the OSGB Web Map Tools project does not provide free access to Ordnance Survey data sets, it has been designed specifically to work with Ordnance Survey data. To use Ordnance Survey data you will need a data licence. Ordnance Survey has a wide range of data licences available for businesses and other commercial requirements.
