UK National Underground Asset Registry Case Study Webinar
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Overview
Join us for an exclusive webinar presenting an in-depth case study of the National Underground Asset Registry (NUAR). This webinar will showcase how NUAR is set to revolutionize the way we manage underground infrastructure in the UK and its impact upon planning and land management.
The Geospatial Commission is spearheading the creation of a digital map of underground pipes and cables, known as the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR). This initiative aims to transform the installation, maintenance, operation, and repair of buried infrastructure, significantly enhancing efficiency and safety. A BETA version of the software is currently live in England and Wales with hopes to be fully operational by 2025.
The NUAR is projected to contribute massively to economic growth in the UK and its essential to keep on top of its progress and benefits. As well as its impact upon the economy we will also explore its relevance to surveyors, construction and other elements of the built environment. Register now to secure your spot in this informative and transformative session.
Learning outcomes
Gain a comprehensive overview of the UK National Underground Asset Registry, including its purpose, scope, key features, and progress around its uses and development
Learn about the importance of having a National Underground Asset Registry and the benefits it brings to various stakeholders, including utilities, construction firms, and government agencies
Understand the processes involved in data collection, integration, and management within the registry, including the types of data collected and how they are standardized
Discover practical use cases and applications of the registry in urban planning, infrastructure development, land management, and maintenance of underground assets
Identify common challenges in implementing, maintaining, and using an underground asset registry and explore potential solutions and best practices
