by Felicity Tam | Aug 29, 2026 | London Acreage, Oracle Consulting
Maps have always been used within the land development sector. Developers use them to understand site boundaries, roads, infrastructure, environmental risks and any neighbouring development. However, a map mainly shows only where development is situated. Geospatial AI... by Felicity Tam | Aug 22, 2026 | London Acreage, Oracle Consulting
Identifying suitable development land has mostly required much wider research. Developers and planning teams may need to examine maps, planning policies, infrastructure, land ownership and any surrounding development activity before deciding whether a site needs... by Felicity Tam | Aug 15, 2026 | London Acreage, Oracle Consulting
Planning applications can contain large amounts of information. Just one application can include drawings, planning statements, environmental reports, transport assessments and other supporting documents for planning officers to review before reaching a decision. As... by Felicity Tam | Aug 8, 2026 | London Acreage, Oracle Consulting
Planning information has traditionally been published through documents, maps and PDF files. For land developers, finding and comparing this information may require much manual research. The UK planning system is now moving towards machine-readable planning data where... by Felicity Tam | Aug 1, 2026 | London Acreage, Oracle Consulting
Land development projects generate a constant flow of information, which means planning applications progress, budgets or milestones change and risks can emerge throughout the development lifecycle. For developers managing several projects at once, relying on...
