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Welcome to Geofutures

Whether you’re exploring GIS (geographic information science) for the first time, or you already know how maps, data, analysis and data visualisation can work for your organisation, we hope we can help. Geofutures offers cost-effective, responsive GIS tools and research to help plan for an uncertain future. Want to know how GIS can add value and accessibility to your data? Take a look.

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Geofutures is recruiting IT developers

We’re looking for a bright Python, Java or PHP specialist developers to join our team. More details and how to apply. Or are you a freelancer with those skills and / or CSS? We’re always interested in building working relationships.

Geofutures' new office at 108 Walcot Street, BathA new office, a new sustainability hub

June 2010: Where can you get advice on sustainability from master planning, economic and social geography to sensitive regeneration of historic sites? Here at our new offices: welcome to an exciting new sustainability alliance

Data hints the worst is over on the high street

GB shop vacancies Q4 2009February 2010: Growth in GB retail vacancy rates is slowing, according to latest Local Data Company information processed by Geofutures and heavily featured in the UK’s media. As our vacancy contour maps show, the regional patterns are shifting. Could the recessionary worst be over?

Maps and more

Mapping London’s retail landscape

London's retail density expressed as a 3-dimensional data surface

Up-to-date data, a simple but effective 3-d map visualisation – patterns and insight are instantly revealed. Geofutures MD Mark Thurstain-Goodwin explains.

New project: fine-scale heat mapping

November 2009: Geofutures puts GIS to work in modelling domestic heat use – read more.

Are you putting your data through its paces?

Could your organisation get more value from its data assets? Are your databases working like a team? Simon Lewis shows how most can do more – even those already investing in GIS. Get ready for a workout!

A static image from the Totnes and district foodshed mashup by GeofuturesGIS and food security

Geofutures, Transition, community foodsheds, food footprints and the modelling debate

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