Data structure
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The OS Open TOID data carries five attributes which are all mandatory for each release. These can be used to identify and link affiliated information for a real-world object as well as plotting its real-world position. The TOID represents a range of feature types which related to an even wider range of real-world object types, examples range from buildings (including those without an address), roads, junctions, bridges, trees, fields and more.
A unique identifier assigned to geospatial data by Ordnance Survey for their MasterMap products.
Type: Varchar
Size: 20
Multiplicity: [1]
The date representing the version of the feature.
Type: Integer
Size: N/A
Multiplicity: [0 ... 1)
The date representing the date the feature was last updated.
Type: Datetime (GPKG), Date (CSV)
Size: N/A
Multiplicity: [1]
Attribute indicating which product a feature can be found in.
Type: Varchar
Size: 29
Multiplicity: [1]
A value in meters defining the x location according to the British National Grid.
Type: Float
Size: (precision, scale) - (10, 3)
Multiplicity: [1]
A value in meters defining the y location according to the British National Grid.
Type: Float
Size: (precision, scale) - (10, 3)
Multiplicity: [1]
The GeoPackage data follows the same structure as demonstrated above, except for the inclusion of the following additional attribute:
A non-persistent integer which has been autogenerated as a function of OGC GeoPackage.
Type: Integer
Size: N/A
Multiplicity: [1]
GeoPackage is also split between three different layers to allow for easier data interrogation; these layers are:
os_mastermap_highways_network
os_mastermap_sites_layer
os_mastermap_topography_layer