maps.soton is brought to you by the University of Southampton's Web and Data Innovation Team, part of iSolutions.

Data

The data used to create the map comes from

• OpenStreetMap
• University of Southampton Open Data
• Aerial data up to zoom level 18 courtesy of Hampshire County Council, and the portion of imagery we use covers most of Southampton.
• Aerial data over zoom level 18 courtesy of Channel Coast Observatory. As their primary focus is the water, the high resolution imagery they provide only covers areas close to the coast and Hampshire's rivers, which includes most of Highfield Campus.

Contributors

Those who have contributed to this application, or leaflet-soton.

• Christopher Baines
• Dr Ash Smith
• Christopher Gutteridge
• Ian Barker
• Callum Spawforth

More Maps

We have official printed maps available from our central website.

http://www.southampton.ac.uk/visitus/campuses/

You can link directly to this map, including the position and layer options. Use the following URL:

Alternatively, if you want to embed this map into your own web page, use the following HTML markup:

You can find maps of specific things on the University's Open Data site. Usually you can simply add the prefix '.map', rather than '.html' at the end of a URL to get a physical map of the subject of the page.

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Examples:

• Map of Highfield Campus (site 1)
  http://data.southampton.ac.uk/site/1.map
• Map of Building 32
  http://data.southampton.ac.uk/building/32.map
• Map of all FPAS buildings
  http://data.southampton.ac.uk/org/FP.map
• Map of all buildings in which a coffee may be purchased
  http://data.southampton.ac.uk/products-and-services/FilterCoffeeLarge.map

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Give it a try! The worst that can happen is a 404 error. And if you are part of a web team, please feel free to use these maps on any University-branded sites or pages, and let us know if you have any comments or suggestions. We can be contacted at opendata@southampton.ac.uk.

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