Display Options
Local Authority
Map
Layers
| Middle Layer Super Output Areas |  |
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| Lower Layer Super Output Areas | |
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| Postcode | |
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| Datacentres | ||
| Area Specific Data | |
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| Domestic EPCs | |
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| Non-Domestic EPCs | |
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| VOA | |
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| Display Certificates | |
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| Air Conditioning Certificates | |
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| Non-Domestic Gas Emissions Heatmap | |
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| Non-Domestic Heat Demand | |
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| 3D Buildings |
Postcode:
MLSO:
EPC, VOA and DECs:
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MLSOA Display
LLSOA Display
Non-domestic is only available at MLSO level
Min is ~5th percentile, Max ~95th
Postcode Display
Min is zero, Max ~95th percentile
Area Specific Layers
Display Certificate Filters
Min
Max
Min
Max
Domestic Filters
Quick Select
Age
Property Age
Oldest
Youngest
Non-Domestic Filters
Min
Max
Min
Max
VOA Filters
Min
Max
Air Conditioning Certificates
Gas Emissions Heatmap
Non-Domestic Heat Demand
Save Polygon Selection
You can save your current selected polygons for later use. Note that you are saving the drawn polygons, so you can still change the Selection Snap at any point after reloading and
there is no need to save for each snap configuration. At present the Name cannot be amended after saving, but you can reload and save as a new selection.
Load Polygon Selection
Name
Choose an previously stored polygon selection to load. This will erase any existing selection.
Delete will permanently remove a polygon selection from this list. There is no limit on the number of selections that can be saved but large numbers may be cumbersome.
Details
Network Points
Select the Network root point
Domestic Filters
Save Pipe Network
You can save your current pipe network for later use. Note that you are saving the generated pipe network and at present this cannot be edited, although you can delete and add new ones.
Load Pipe Network
Name
Choose an previously stored pipe network to load. This will erase any existing network.
Delete will permanently remove a pipe network from this list. There is no limit on the number of networks that can be saved but large numbers may be cumbersome.