MINISTRY OF HOUSING, COMMUNITIES & LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Oxford-Cambridge Arc Data Observatory (Joint Digital Evidence Base) Alpha
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MHCLG recently completed a discovery into creating a shared digital evidence base to support the Spatial Framework for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc.
This alpha phase will seek to test and develop: an open evidence base production; a prototype for a shared digital evidence base and a collaboration space across the Arc.
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MHCLG recently completed a discovery into creating
MHCLG recently completed a discovery into creating a shared digital evidence base to support the Spatial Framework for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc.
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