Managing OS Select+Build recipes
How do I create a new recipe?
Before you create a data package to receive your OS NGD data, you'll need to create a recipe.
Log into your OS Data Hub account
Click Log in on the Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Add details to the recipe
Give your recipe a descriptive name.
Add a detailed description for your recipe.
Select your OS NGD data by choosing the themes, collections and feature types you want to include in your recipe.
(Optional) Choose a data schema version
If you wish to choose which schema version (where applicable) you'd like to receive the data in for a feature type, click on the feature type name within the tree view in the secondary navigation menu, then choose a data schema version from the drop-down box in the right-hand side panel.
(Optional) Add filters to the feature types, if needed.
Please note
We recommend defining a naming convention for your organisation before creating OS NGD recipes and / or data packages.
Selecting a data schema version for a feature type is an optional step; if you don't choose a particular data schema version for a feature type, OS Select+Build will always select the latest available data schema version for you for each feature type by default. See the Data schema versioning page for more information.
Adding filters to feature types is an optional step for those with advanced OS data knowledge; see the Getting started with attribute filtering page for more information on applying filters and step-by-step instructions.
How do I find my OS Select+Build Recipe Library?
Any recipes created by your organisation will be stored in your OS Select+Build Recipe Library in the OS Data Hub. To find your OS Select+Build Recipe Library:
Log into your OS Data Hub account
Click Log in on the Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
How do I check what's in a recipe?
You can easily check details about any of your organisation's existing recipes, including a recipe's name, description, creation date, author, the filters used (if applicable), and what OS NGD themes, collections and feature types are included in a recipe. To check what's in an existing recipe:
Log into your OS Data Hub account
Click Log in on the Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Navigate to the recipe you'd like to find out more about
Select the recipe you're interested in from the menu. In this view, you can see the following high-level details about a recipe: The recipe's name
The recipe's author
The date the recipe was created
A description of the recipe, if one has been added
OS NGD theme tags to show which themes are included in the recipe
In the screenshot below, you can see that the example recipe includes the following OS NGD themes: Land, Buildings, and Structures.
Find out what OS NGD themes, collections and feature types are in a recipe
Clicking on a recipe opens the detailed information view, where you can find more information about the recipe, including:
The recipe's name
A description of the recipe, if one has been added
An option to view all of the filters applied to feature types in the recipe (if applicable)
The date the recipe was created
The recipe's author
An option to show the data schema version of each feature type in the recipe
A recipe tree detailing the OS NGD themes, collections, and feature types included in the recipe
How do I delete a recipe?
A recipe can be deleted within your recipe library. You can do this if you are the author of the recipe or an admin user. To delete a recipe:
Log into your OS Data Hub account
Click Log in on the Data Hub menu bar to log into your account.
Click delete recipe
Click on the name of the recipe to view the recipe details.
If there are no data packages associated with the recipe, you will be asked to confirm the deletion of the recipe.
Where there are data packages associated, you will see the following warning:
Click the Delete recipe button.
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